St Francis Assisted Living Facility

St Francis Assisted Living Facility sits at 6694 S Franklin Street in Centennial, Colorado, offering a small and homelike environment for senior residents who need some help with daily life, and you'll find that this community includes two separate buildings, St. Bernadette's and St. Petro's, each designed for a specific care need since St. Bernadette's provides assisted living with a max of 7 residents, and St. Petro's focuses on memory care for up to 7 people as well, so it keeps things small and personal, making it easier for staff to really know each resident. The facility gives 24-hour on-site care, so there's always help nearby, and caregivers support with chores like bathing, dressing, taking medications, and moving around, while also coordinating with doctors to keep care on track, which brings a lot of comfort to both residents and their families. Rooms come furnished and have telephones, and the home tries to feel pleasant and safe, with activities, movie nights, and a dining room where staff prepare meals that fit dietary needs, plus special diets for allergies or diabetes, so everyone's included. Residents can relax in common areas, use walking paths in the garden, or join group activities, and there's transportation and parking for getting to appointments, plus services like laundry and cleaning, making things easier for people who want to stay as independent as possible but need some support. The facility also has Glencoe House, a 3,000 square-foot assisted living home in Centennial, and is part of Springwood Retirement Campus, which means there are options for independent living and long-term nursing care as well, and they use Brookdale's signature care approach, which focuses on letting people express themselves in a safe and welcoming place. Staff put a lot of focus on building a supportive community and making sure each resident feels at home, and there's always someone to talk to or help with what you need, whether it's meals, housekeeping, or just a friendly face. The whole idea is to give seniors a place where they're comfortable, have choices, and families can relax knowing help's always there.