Rocky Mountain Assisted Living sits in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and offers both assisted living and memory care services in a home-like setting, not at all institutional, so you'll find shared living rooms, cozy dining areas, activity spaces, and laundry just like most people had in their own homes, plus private rooms and suites, some with full private bathrooms set up with safety features. The staff keeps a high resident-to-staff ratio for attentive care, helping with bathing, dressing, and medication, and folks describe them as kind and compassionate, always trying to encourage independence while making sure everyone's safe and supported, which can mean helping with getting up in the morning or making sure meals are eaten, even coming to residents' rooms if needed. They have specific programs for those living with memory impairments like Alzheimer's, working in a way that focuses on comfort and keeping anxiety down, using familiar decorations like family photos and familiar belongings, and practicing a philosophy where residents can live in the moment, plus they pay special attention to things like preventing wandering and reducing confusion, so residents can feel secure but not locked away.
Daily life aims to keep spirits up with organized activities, social events, and even things like community garden beds, outdoor seating, walking paths, and access to community events, while the home is set up so everyone can get fresh air, cook meals in a familiar kitchen, or take part in whatever daily routines they're able. Rocky Mountain Assisted Living has programs that help provide affordable care, offer lots of resources on aging and disability, a health library, and even tools for checking symptoms and managing behavioral health, so residents and families can learn and stay involved in their care. Assisted devices are available, and emergency services are on hand, so safety's taken seriously. Business operations are overseen by Mr. David Lewis, the owner, and there are resources for finding more information about assisted living choices in general, though the facility is not BBB accredited. Care plans are always individualized based on each resident's needs, so whether someone needs little help or a lot, support can change over time, allowing residents to age in place with comfort and dignity. Meals feel more like at home, with dining tables set up for community, and for those who enjoy gardening, outdoor activity, or just sitting in a quiet space, there are lots of options to choose from. Memory care is purpose-built with safety features-handrails, accessible bathrooms, private rooms with half baths, and outdoor spaces, and there's a strong focus on making life engaging but not overwhelming, with plenty of kindness and patience from staff every day.
