Assisted Living Communities in Pueblo West, CO

"My great aunt spent the end of her life at the Oasis Home. They were very caring, kind and gave expert care to her. The atmosphere was just like home, and not a hospital like facility. She was very comfortable and happy and I couldn't have asked for better care. I would recommend The Oasis Assisted Living Home to anyone needing special care for their loved ones. "

North Pointe Gardens is a senior living community located in Pueblo, Colorado. It specializes in providing assisted living care. The community offers private rooms, catering to residents who prefer their own personal space while receiving the necessary support and care. Rooms are designed to be comfortable and accommodating, ensuring a pleasant living environment for residents.The amenities at North Pointe Gardens are thoughtfully chosen to enhance the lives of its residents. The community is equipped with an emergency response system, which ensures safety and quick assistance whenever needed. Residents can enjoy three meals a day, provided by the community, ensuring that nutritional needs are met without the hassle of cooking. Additionally, organized activities and programs are designed to keep residents engaged and socially active. For those who enjoy a bit of pampering, salon services are available on-site.North Pointe Gardens also offers a range of services to make daily living easier for its residents. Medication management services are available to help residents manage their health effectively. General transportation services are provided, making it easy for residents to go out for appointments or leisure activities without the stress of driving. Housekeeping services are included, ensuring that residents can enjoy a clean and well-maintained living space without the burden of cleaning chores. Overall, North Pointe Gardens strives to provide a supportive and comfortable environment for its residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"Primrose Retirement Community of Pueblo was very upscale, very clean, and very nice. The accommodations also looked very nice and the staff seemed very nice. The buildings were well-maintained and that was my impression during the visit. The staff was very friendly and very calm, even at this time this year. They had good vibes. They shared their menu and it looked very interesting and nice. Their dining room was very clean and spacious, it wasn't crowded. They had a movie room, a library, an ice cream bar, they had a snack bar, it was very nice."

"This facility is for residents that have alzheimers. The staff, overall, seemed caring, kind, and attentive to the residents. The room that my grandmother was in was very small, and very basic. In the room there was a couch, a bed, bedside table, kitchenette, and a restroom. It is an open floor plan, and the one thing that was lacking was a small kitchen table. There is a microwave and refridgerator but no where to eat what she cooked. The staff holds special events for the residents on a daily basis and meals are served in a cafeteria setting that they have "fancied" up a bit. Cushioned chairs, linens, etc. but the food could have used a little TLC as well. The one thing that I really did like about it was that there was a very secured entrance. Visitors either are given the code for the door or they can be buzzed in by staff. With Alzheimers patients, and especially my grandma, they tend to wander away and that can be very scary and very dangerous. I think that this facility is above standards on other places that I have seen. I know that my grandma was very confused, and the family was very devastated, but she seemed as content as I think was possible. "

"Take most or all of residents income. Some residents have no money left over for clothing or any personal needs. Concern about qualifications for this facility. Some people are threatened with termination of disablility payments if tenant wants to move somwhere else or has complaints. Tenant will not lose disability payments for wanting to move elsewhere-purely intimidation tactics. "

"It's has been a terrible experience living here the past five months. I would tell you don't move in here. Management is very poor. Under staffed, room are very hot no way to control the heat and air conditioning in the rooms. A number of people here that need a higher level of care. There's a lot of problems with residents not getting medications properly. Problems with the hot water not enough to take a shower."

"I was at the facility for approx 2 weeks following a hip fracture. I really was happy with my care and especially the therapy I received. I was discharged home after and really do miss the staff!!!Thank you for all you did for me!"

"I was at Life Care Center of Pueblo for rehab for 20 days around September 10th of last year. It was very nice, wasn't very old, and had nice grounds with trees. They were very attentive and took good care of me while I was there. I mostly had rehab exercises and physical therapy."

"I was rescued by this place! The best part about being a resident there was the sincerity of Alex the Facility Director. My life would have been a mess without a place like this. The worst part about this place was the food hands down. I don't know of a place that has "great" food however as individual tastes differ, but this was the epitome of the worst. My expectations were not for the people who were there, but the people were the best of the experience. My heart just hurts since leaving my friends. My experience with any place like this is what you make of it. Likewise if you're going to make a list of things that bum you out then it's not what this place will make of you but what you make of it. Absolutely no regrets. "

"This facility is located on small grounds with not much room for the patients to be outside. There is a tiny garden center located in the back where patients and family can sit outside and visit. However, if there are more than eight people out there you feel as if you are on top of each other. The staff is friendly and nice, they always inform my family when my grandmother is having problems, but they have called us a couple times and nothing has been wrong. I appreciate the concern they have for the patients and the communication they keep with the family. The room she was orignally in very nice, with its own sitting room and enough space to be comfotable. Now they have moved her into a room that she shares with another person. There is no room to visit and you must stand in order to spend time with her. It seems like she is well cared for but the space could be bigger. They do provide some arts and crafts but the room is very small compared to how many patients they provide for. In order to get outside you must go through the arts and crafts room which again makes it a little tight with a wheelchair and several people. "

Oakshire Commons, located in Pueblo, CO, is a senior living provider specializing in assisted living. It offers private rooms to its residents, ensuring a personal and comfortable living space. Meals are provided, ensuring that residents have access to nutritious and tasty food without the hassle of cooking. For those looking to stay active and social, Oakshire Commons organizes a variety of activities and programs, including social events, salon services for a bit of pampering, and entertainment programs to keep everyone entertained and engaged.Nurses are on staff to assist with any medical needs, and medication management services are available to ensure that residents are taking their medications correctly and on time. General transportation services make it easy for residents to go on outings or attend appointments, while housekeeping services keep their living spaces clean and tidy. Furthermore, the community accepts insurance, making it a financially viable option for many seniors looking for assisted living accommodations.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"I went to look at Florence Care Home. What I liked the most about it was that there were a small number of residents. They have ten people. The thing I liked least about it was that the atmosphere was unpleasant, and the residents seemed unhappy. The staff members were very nice. They need to improve their ambiance. It seemed really depressing. The decorating was just awful. I actually cried while I was in there. Their menu was horrible. They got a choice of cereal, muffins, a bagel, and eggs if they asked for them. The facility seemed old and depressing, but it was clean. It had old furniture in it. It was just dark and dingy."

"My wife moved into Forgetmenot Care Home a couple of weeks ago. It's more in line with what she needs and what I need. They have various card games and entertainment brought in periodically. They have a television available and a guy who plays the banjo and sings for them some of the songs from the '50s. They have three meals a day. It's a live-in situation."

"Friendship House at the Home seems like a friendly group and the location is convenient to hospitals and doctors' offices. The tour I had was really brief because we got there late for the appointment and the tour guide kind of had to leave. The worst thing was it's one shared bathroom. The rooms don't have their own bathrooms, at least on the level that we saw. That was kind of a dealbreaker there. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable. I only toured rooms on the garden level, so I can't say what the upper rooms are because it's two or three stories. They have an elevator, which is good. The room I saw was kind of sublevel, so it was concrete. It was a double room, so it was spacious, but not well lit. It was a really quiet time. There were just a few people around and we sat for a little bit in the activity room and talked with a few of the other residents, but it was pretty mellow. We were just there right before they were starting an activity cycle. It's kind of a smaller facility."