Shalom Home Care sits at 134 Lamar Avenue in Pueblo, Colorado, and offers care for up to 12 residents in both shared apartments and private rooms, with different choices like single bedrooms, studio units, and well-equipped suites, so there's a spot for those who want company or privacy, and every unit comes furnished with telephones, cable TV, internet, air-conditioning, and private bathrooms or kitchenettes, which makes daily life easier and a bit more comfortable for most folks. This medium-sized assisted living residence stays licensed by Colorado's Department of Social Services and keeps 24-hour supervision, an emergency call system, constant staff, and grounds that are safe and secure, so families can feel a bit more at ease when leaving loved ones in its care.
Shalom Home Care's services cover many needs, including help with daily activities like bathing, transfers, dressing, continence care, and hygiene, plus medication management and special care for those dealing with memory challenges, such as dementia or Parkinson's, and even short-term care if needed, while the team offers individual care plans, health checks, diabetic needs management, and a continence management program, all aimed at supporting seniors who need steady assistance. Residents get meals three times a day with all-day dining options, and the kitchen staff uses organic ingredients, pureed foods for those who need them, and chef-inspired recipes, and there's help with meal prep and special diets, so almost everyone can find something that works for them.
Amenities cover most of the basics and a few extras, including all utilities, laundry and housekeeping (including dry cleaning), moving help, and on-site parking, plus internet, phone, and cable to give a little bit of everyday comfort. For activities and community time, the place offers a spacious dining hall, craft classes, movie nights, music therapy, reading rooms, animal therapy, exercise schedules, arts and crafts, tabletop games, and planned parties or community night events, so folks have options for staying active and connected with others, along with grounds that have walking trails, gardens, and places to relax outdoors, or a greenhouse if someone wants to tend to plants. Residents can use a spa, steam room, wellness area, exercise room, recreation room, games area, and there's a barber or beauty parlor, plus an on-site theatre for entertainment.
Staff give assistance with getting ready in the mornings, help with bathing and dressing, offer two-person transfer support when needed, and coordinate with doctors and health providers for a thorough care plan that includes physical therapy and medication guidance, with a nurse on call around the clock. The facility accepts personal pets like cats and dogs, so some longtime animals can come along, and provides transportation to doctor's visits, spiritual centers, errands, and medical sessions, which adds to the reassurance for those who don't drive.
Shalom Home Care gives steady care for folks needing long-term help, including those with mobility issues, advanced age, or memory problems, and holds a license for Board and Care Home for smaller residential settings. The place doesn't take Medicare unless there's a special CMS certification, and staff are there day and night to support daily needs, encourage independence where it's possible, and keep wellness and safety at the forefront. The overall aim is to make seniors comfortable, provide them with reliable support, and give families some peace of mind, without making big claims or promises that may not match everyone's experience, but always trying to offer care that's helpful and steady.
