Castle Pines Health And Rehabilitation offers an intermediate level of care for people who don't need hospital care but can't live safely on their own, so while you won't find around-the-clock skilled nursing like in some nursing homes, you will see a team that includes registered nurses, medical staff, and therapists on scheduled shifts, all working together to cover many needs, and the place manages high occupancy at about 97.5% which says a lot about how steady the community is. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, and moving around, plus there's a focus on medication management with a 24-hour call system in case anyone needs quick help, and you'll find support for long-term stays, short-term rehab, inpatient therapy, hospice care, and even respite care for families who need a break. The facility, which is a for-profit corporation and part of Creative Solutions in Healthcare, doesn't offer a Continuing Care Retirement Community setup, so there aren't multiple housing types or levels of care all in one, but there is a solid resident council so people can share their input, even though there's no formal family council.
Castle Pines keeps a notable A+ inspection grade, with few deficiencies and no serious problems discovered, and nobody logged any substantiated complaints in the past year, though its overall historical rating settles at B-, which means the track record is mainly good but, like most places, not flawless. Staff provide a wide set of rehab and healthcare services, from physical, occupational, and speech therapy to wound care, stroke recovery, cardiac support, optometry, diabetes help, and specialized care for Alzheimer's, plus hospice, dental services, nutritional counseling, and podiatry. The community has an on-site physician, nearby specialists, and emergency alert systems for safety, while residents can find comfort in rooms with private bathrooms, furnished spaces, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, kitchenettes, and phones, and meals are served restaurant-style with chef-prepared options for special diets.
The place strives for a home-like setting with activity rooms, a library, movie nights, an on-site theater, fitness programs, beauty and barber services, religious support, and scheduled daily activities, all to keep people involved and supported, and transportation, parking, housekeeping, and laundry are also part of what's offered. Residents can spend time outdoors in landscaped gardens, walking paths, and common courtyards, and there are options for assistive clothing and products for easy dressing, plus some tailored items like elastic-waist pants and sleepwear for comfort. Castle Pines accepts Medicare and Medicaid, has a customer care line for concerns, and uses an online portal to help families stay connected, emphasizing a caring and steady environment for ongoing health and recovery, with care plans made for each person's needs and a skilled care team always looking for ways to do better.
