Assured Serenity Assisted Living 22 gives seniors a safe and supportive place to live in a quiet Englewood neighborhood at 5841 South Kingston Way, not far from Orchard and I-25, and this place really stands out for helping people who have memory loss, Alzheimer's, dementia, or even traumatic brain injuries because there are awake staff onsite day and night, and the team focuses on keeping people from getting confused or wandering. This is a smaller community that sits within a simple house, and residents get a lot of close attention, since the staff-to-resident ratio is very good and people share household spaces but also have private suites of their own, and there are activities and routines to help folks feel comfortable-like setting the table, biking, going for walks, or folding laundry if they want to, plus there are group meals made right in the kitchen like you'd have at home. The place is pet-friendly, has Wi-Fi, is easy to move around in for people with wheelchairs or walkers, and offers help with getting dressed, bathing, managing medicines, and other daily activities for those who need it. Memory care here comes with extra features like aromatherapy, music therapy, pet therapy, and both occupational and physical therapy, so people get more chances to stay active or relaxed. There's a program just for folks with traumatic brain injuries, and all kinds of care options like home care, assisted living, residential care homes, and independent living, and they say the house wins praise for how personalized and kind the care is, and it even has won the State Health Department "Best Practice" award for its efforts. Families and residents tend to remember Serenity House II (one of their partner homes) as a good experience, and the group, Assured Senior Living, runs several houses like this one in Colorado, including in places like Denver, Lakewood, Littleton, Centennial, Arvada, Parker, and Castle Rock, all with similar programs and staff who try to show empathy. Residents get 24/7 nursing care if they need it, three fresh-made meals every day with special diets available, help with laundry, housekeeping, podiatry care, transportation, and access to helpful things like a health library, resources for aging and disabilities, symptom checkers, interactive therapeutic tools, plus assistive devices if needed. Activity programs include virtual reality and social games so folks can keep busy and feel like they belong. The home has open rooms now and is always focused on safety and letting seniors keep their independence as much as possible, so everything from walking to getting the mail is encouraged if residents want to do it.
