Twenty-three days. That average length of stay tells you what Advanced Health Care of Colorado Springs is built for. The 34-bed nursing home in Southeast Colorado Springs sits at 55 S Parkside Dr, 2 miles from the city center in a moderately walkable neighborhood (Walk Score 66), and it runs at 92% occupancy. The beds are almost always full, and the residents moving through them are largely on short-term post-acute stays.
Inpatient rehabilitation services are available on-site, 24-hour nursing care is in place, and total nursing staff time reaches 5 hours and 30 minutes per resident per day. Registered nurses account for just over an hour of that. Private suites, a library, a beauty salon, and transportation round out the setting. Meals come out of a kitchen running fresh and seasonal ingredients in a fine dining format.
State inspections have tended to center on operational areas: medication management, infection prevention and control, care planning, and fall prevention. The facility has operated under the Advanced Health Care brand for 8 years, with Robert Beckman as administrator.
Payment runs through Medicare and private pay; Medicaid is not accepted. Given the short average stay and the near-total Medicare payer mix, this rarely affects placement for the rehabilitation population this facility primarily serves, but families considering longer stays should account for it.
Advanced Health Care of Colorado can be described as a tight, high-occupancy short-stay nursing home that has settled into a clear clinical identity: post-acute rehabilitation for patients moving from hospital to home, in a smaller setting with consistent staffing depth.
















