Companion Care, Inc. II

Companion Care, Inc. II sits in Morrison, Colorado, as a small senior living home licensed for up to 8 residents, focused on helping older adults who want to keep their independence but need some daily help, and you'll see that the place puts a special focus on care for those with memory loss like Alzheimer's and dementia-memory care staff have training to keep folks safe from wandering and confusion, and they even run programs that try to encourage memory skills and bring comfort. The staff, including some who speak Spanish, help with bathing, clothing, bathroom needs, medication, diabetes support, high acuity care, and personal care, and they're available around the clock if someone needs help right away. Folks living here get three homemade meals every day, with special diets if needed, and they can even have haircuts from a mobile barber or hairdresser who comes right to the house, which is one less thing to worry about. Residents can bring their small dogs or cats, and there are community spaces where people can visit, relax together, or join in music and animal therapy, tabletop games, social nights, or just sitting outside. Every room has a private bathroom for comfort, and common areas are easy to get around-for someone who needs a wheelchair or a walker, that's important. Transportation gets arranged for medical visits, errands, or to a place of worship, and there's parking for those who have cars. Amenities folks use may include a reading room, workout and art programs, a sauna, or outdoor areas for fresh air, and for someone needing advanced medical support, the staff can help with diabetic care, two-person transfers, and incontinence care, though you'd want to check what's available when someone moves in, as health conditions change. Companion Care, Inc. II handles respite care for short-term stays, hospice support when needed, and they try to make the place feel welcoming with pet policies that let residents keep more of what they love around them. Costs for staying start at $3,000 a month and can go up based on needs, room types, or added help, and people pay privately, with long-term care insurance, or sometimes Veterans Aid and Attendance. The whole place is licensed by Colorado's Department of Social Services and tries to keep a homelike, steady, and safe environment that respects seniors' choices and aims to help them live with dignity and as much independence as possible for their situation.