For over 112 years, The Myron Stratton Home has served Colorado Springs, honoring founder Winfield Scott Stratton’s legacy. Today, the home provides assisted living and independent living options for older adults with limited income, combining safe, cozy housing with programs, services, and grants built to enhance life quality. Administered by Margaret Hunter, the community operates as a modest, 31-bed home in Colorado Springs.
The facility’s mission centers on supporting the less fortunate, offering a compassionate alternative to care for residents who may benefit from financial assistance. The home welcomes Medicaid, which opens routes for qualified residents. Above basic living accommodations, residents can access an array of on-site amenities and support services, including a swimming pool, housekeeping, laundry, and personal care assistance. Transportation is provided, helping bridge the disparity created by the home’s location in a car-dependent area on the city’s outskirts. The Myron Stratton Home offers a Grants Program to help further ease the financial burden on residents and families. Daily life is anchored by practical services that allow residents to focus on health, connection, and independence within a tight-knit community. The home has earned recognition as one of the Gazette Best Workplaces in 2025, mirroring the quality of its team and workplace culture that directly influences resident care and experience.
