Castle Peak Assisted Living sits in Eagle, Colorado, offering care for seniors in a place that's both quiet and active, and folks find a range of living choices like studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and suite rooms, with 30 beds total and some private and semi-private options. The community helps those who need residential care, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing for folks who need more help after surgery or illness. The team helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, moving about, and giving out medicines, and there's always someone nearby with a 24-hour call system and security for safety day and night. Meals get made on-site by a chef using organic ingredients, and folks can pick what they want from restaurant-style dining all day, with choices for special diets like allergies and diabetes, and there's a private dining room for family visits or special days.
Amenities mean residents can play games in the game room, use a computer center or read in the reading room, take arts and crafts in the arts room, or enjoy movie nights, and there's always an activity or two going on, some run by the community, some led by residents themselves, along with garden spaces and walking paths outdoors when the weather's nice. There's a courtyard and an outdoor porch where folks sit and visit, and for those who want to stay active, the fitness center and planned fitness classes help keep the body moving, while a therapy room supports recovery and health. Pet-friendly rules mean some people keep their animals, and there's a barber and salon for grooming and haircuts. Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and maintenance all get taken care of, so no one's fussing over chores, and rooms come furnished with beds, kitchenettes, telephones, cable TV, flat screens, internet, air conditioning, and private bathrooms.
The staff helps with everything from transferring to getting dressed and taking medicine, and there's support for Parkinson's care plus physical therapy if needed, with a licensed nurse on-site to handle emergencies and monthly wellness checks. Transportation is offered for things like doctor's appointments, errands, and outings, with shuttle service for regular trips off-site. Folks find move-in coordination simple, and once they're settled in, there's always someone to talk to, with a family council and a resident council both giving people a voice about what happens in the community. Medicaid and Medicare get accepted as payment, and with a 3-star rating from CMS and an average rating of 8.7 out of 10, many find it a comfortable place for different levels of care, whether staying active in retirement or getting more help as needs change. The facility stays focused on keeping daily life simple, social, and safe, helping folks live as independently as possible with support right there when it's needed.
