Page 5 of Best Nursing Homes in Colorado

Overview of Grace Pointe Senior Care Community

Grace Pointe Senior Care Community offers nursing home, assisted living, independent living, and memory care in Greeley, Colorado. Nursing home care provides ongoing nursing support, while assisted living helps with daily tasks while a resident maintains a private living space. Independent living provides private living with community services and no daily care, and memory care offers a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering. The range of care levels suits a resident whose needs grow over time, while memory care fits someone living with dementia who needs supervised care.

In the Cedarwoods neighborhood, Grace Pointe has 53 beds, placing it in the smaller community range where staff and residents can get to know each other. Studio and one bedroom housing give a resident either one private space or a separate bedroom. Pets are allowed, so a resident can bring a pet when moving in.

A Walk Score of 35 places the area in a car dependent setting, meaning most errands require a car or a ride. Medicare and private pay are accepted, giving families those payment options. Medicare can cover short term skilled care after a hospital stay, while private pay uses personal funds for care. Total nurse staffing is 4 hours and 53 minutes per resident each day, representing the nursing time available to each resident over a day.

Overview of Casey’s Pond Senior Living

Casey’s Pond Senior Living in Steamboat Springs, CO, delivers memory care and skilled nursing care. Nursing home care, assisted living, independent living, and respite care are offered alongside these services.

Independent living is a private living space that comes without any daily help, and a resident at that level keeps their own routine and run of the campus. Assisted living is the level of care that provides help with bathing, dressing, and medication. When it comes to memory care, what residents get is a secured space and staff to supervise them. Skilled nursing is the designation covering licensed nursing care, and nursing home care is the designation that means that same work runs in an open-ended, residential setting.

A dual certification comes with the license here, so one bad can bill either Medicare or Medicaid as the resident’s status and care changes. Private pay is the third payment route named.

Respite Stays is the name given to the short-stay program carried here. A respite stay assumes the resident goes home on a date arranged before the stay begins. The license here covers 66 beds, and across that census, each resident’s daily nursing time comes out to five hours and eight minutes.

The amenities include chef-inspired meals and concierge-style service, and pets are allowed for residents. The area around the address is classed as very walkable with a Walk Score of 89.

Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association operates the community, and Jeanine Woosley has the job of administrator. A family picking among the six levels here can choose one campus for needs that have yet to arrive.

Three care types define the work at Lakewood Villa in Lakewood, CO. They are skilled nursing, nursing home care, and memory care.

Memory care is defined by what a resident might do rather than what they have, and a secured setting under supervision answers that. Skilled nursing puts licensed cover on site at any hour, and for someone who no longer tracks the hour, that is the point. One person with dementia and a nursing need is what the pairing exists for.

Fifty-seven beds put this in the smaller, quieter band. Each day puts 3 hours and 28 minutes of nursing beside one resident.

Rehabilitation covers Activities of Daily Living training, gait training, bed mobility, dysphagia treatment, aphasia and cognitive impairment treatment, and bowel and bladder training. That is daily function, movement, swallowing, communication, and continence.

Medicaid and Medicare are both accepted and both public, so the difference is length rather than source. Medicaid can cover eligible long-term care, and Medicare covers the short skilled stay after a hospital admission.

A Walk Score of 85 is very walkable, so walking covers most errands and somebody who no longer drives still gets out alone. Kendra James is named administrator, and Lakewood Villa Operations runs the community.

Overview of Pioneer Health Care Center

Pioneer Health Care Center splits its work across three care types in Rocky Ford, CO, nursing home care, memory care, and skilled nursing. Nursing home and skilled nursing services mean licensed nursing on site at every hour, and the memory care draws on that same overnight roster. Dementia support here is described by watching rather than by treating. The pairing fits someone needing dementia care with ongoing nursing behind it.

The community takes in 101 beds. A resident’s day here is staffed at 4 hours and 49 minutes of nursing. Short-term rehabilitation and rehabilitation services are both open to a resident recovering before going back to their usual living arrangement.

The Therapy Lab is a named program and keeps the rehabilitation work on site. The area scores 60 for walking, somewhat walkable, which supports part of a day and not the rest. Someone without a car manages some errands alone. The administrator’s name is Mary DiPasquale, and 12th Street Operations runs the community.

Overview of Silver Heights Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation

Silver Heights Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation offers nursing home, skilled nursing, hospice care, and respite care in Castle Rock, CO. Nursing home and skilled nursing services provide licensed nursing care on site around the clock, hospice care supports residents receiving end of life care, and respite care provides a short term stay when a family caregiver needs to travel or recover. The home has 91 beds, with total nurse staffing of 3 hours and 20 minutes per resident each day, representing the recorded amount of nurse time allocated to each resident across a day.

Medicare and Medicaid are accepted. Medicare can cover short term skilled care after a hospital stay, while Medicaid may help families pay for a longer stay when eligibility requirements are met. Kathryn Evans serves as administrator, and Home Street Operations operates the community.

Rehabilitation services and activities of daily living training are available, giving residents support with therapy and practice of everyday tasks. Pulmonary care, dialysis support, IV therapy, and tube feeding are available for residents who need those forms of clinical support, while a sensory program addresses pain, dementia, and PTSD. Respite services include Veterans Affairs and hospice support.

The community has a salon and beautician services, allowing residents to arrange grooming on site, and transportation is available for planned travel needs. Pets are allowed, so residents may continue living with a pet. Silver Heights Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation may be a good fit for a family seeking short term respite while a primary caregiver travels or recovers.

Overview of Hildebrand Care Center

Hildebrand Care Center has provided nursing home care in Canon City, Colorado, since opening its doors in 1973. This 75-bed community delivers ongoing residential support alongside occupational therapy, physical rehabilitation, and short-term respite care for families needing temporary caregiver relief.

Daily operations run under administrator Keith Arnold Jackson and operator Shadow Mountain Management. Staffing records show an average of 4 hours and 27 minutes of direct nurse time per resident each day. Campus amenities feature a beauty shop for grooming needs and a chapel for religious services.

Interested residents can explore options at Hildebrand Care Center by calling to check current room availability and discuss payment coverage.

Clermont Park in Denver, CO, has skilled nursing and nursing home care. Adult day care, memory care, assisted living, and independent living complete the lineup.

A resident in independent living receives community services, but daily assistance is not included. Residents of assisted living receive help with their medication, bathing, and dressing as part of their daily routine. Memory care is designed for individuals at risk of wandering, and it is supervised and secured. Licensed nurses are available around the clock in nursing home care and skilled nursing. Adult day care operates during the day, and the individual returns home afterward.

Since these services belong to a single community, a resident can transition levels without having to leave. Housing options include studios, one-bedroom units, and semi-private rooms, allowing for either personal space or shared accommodations.

With 40 beds, it’s a more intimate setting, allowing staff and residents to get to know each other well. Total nurse staffing allocates 4 hours and 39 minutes of hands-on nursing time daily to each resident.

The short-term rehab program is designed for stays focused on recovery. A respite stay concludes on a prearranged date, which helps when the regular caregiver needs to be absent. Beauty services are available on site as well.

The neighborhood is University Hills. The Walk Score is 66, indicating it’s somewhat walkable, allowing a resident without a car to access some errands nearby.

Clermont Park accepts both Medicare and private pay. Medicare covers the cost of a qualifying short skilled stay but does not fund long-term residence, while private pay is sourced from a person’s personal finances. Teresa Neal serves as the administrator, while Clermont Park is operated by Christian Living Neighborhoods.

Holly Creek in Centennial, CO, is a continuing healthcare retirement facility, and its services include independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, and skilled nursing. Licensed nurses stay on duty through the night on the trained nursing side.

Independent living is the least involved level, a private home where public services are available and nobody plans daily care. Assisted living allows a resident to keep a personal space while staff take care of washing, dressing, and medication. The reason for memory care is the risk of wandering, and the setting is monitored and secured. With all of these at Holly Creek, an occupant can change levels as needs grow without changing communities.

The community is modest, 25 beds in all, which allows staff to get to know each occupant. Nurse time averages six hours and two minutes for each resident every day. Payment is through Medicare or personal funds, and a resident’s pets can arrive along too.

Errands from this site generally involve a car, since its Walk Score of 39 is car-dependent. Layouts are one-bed, two-bed, and three-bed, with the larger layouts giving space to live with companions.

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Starting Price $4,850/Month Pricing updated on October 8th, 2026