Vali Assisted Living Inc sits in Westcliffe, Colorado, in a two-story brick-faced building called Adler House, which has an elevator for easy access and wide hallways, so folks using wheelchairs or walkers can move about much easier, and every room comes with its own temperature control, ceiling fan, TV hookup, telephone jack, and carpeting, plus little touches like cellular window blinds and emergency call switches in the bathrooms and showers, which seem to make things both safe and comfortable for the sixteen residents they're licensed to have. The staff, always around day and night, help with medication, bathing, dressing, planned activities, getting to meals, housekeeping, and laundry, and the meals are home-cooked by the kitchen staff, served in a family-style dining room, and the kitchen can fix meals for allergies or special diets like for diabetes, and there's also all-day dining options if you're hungry at a non-meal time.
Every community likes to have a few things that make them stand out, and here you'll find their "Vali Home Care" service, which extends their help to folks who'd rather stay home but need things like bathing, haircare, meals, cleaning, or errands handled, with plans that work for both Medicaid and private pay clients. For those who live in Adler House, there's transportation and parking, an emergency alert system, safety features like fire suppression and call switches, plus help with moving in and making a room feel like home, since residents can bring their own furniture and decorations-even pets sometimes come. There's a garden, walking paths, furnished rooms for those who want them, movie nights, and a full schedule of daily and community-sponsored activities, and an activities director who makes sure there's always something to do, whether you want something active or just something to keep your mind busy.
Special care programs exist for more complicated needs, including help with transferring if someone has mobility trouble, support for non-ambulatory folks, and all kinds of assistance for activities of daily living. The staff there speak English and strive to know each resident, since the group stays small, so things feel more homelike, and the director, Maryanne Hammond, leads a team that's both skilled and compassionate, having served the Valley's families, friends, and neighbors since 2002. Both the building and services welcome residents from every income level, and the atmosphere focuses on community, with family-style meals and chances to volunteer if you'd like. Vali Assisted Living Inc scores a 3.8 with Seniorly, has safety measures that meet state requirements, and offers board and care home options along with assisted living, focusing on keeping life comfortable, independent, and safe for seniors who want a friendly, close-knit place to live. More details sit on their website at valiassistedliving.com.
