Colorado Assisted Living

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Colorado is an extremely beautiful state with a ton of outdoor recreational opportunities. It has also transformed into a highly desirable place to live for retirees.

The ample sunshine and moderate temperatures are consistent for most parts of the year with a more severe winter depending on what part of the state you live in.

Colorado is expanding with some of the fastest growing states in America. Consequently, a very good selection of senior housing and assisted living already exists and more complexes are currently in the works. Premiere facilities for elderly care can be found throughout Colorado in big cities like Denver and Colorado Springs, along with several different mid-size cities across the front range.

The western half of the state is more rural and with some gorgeous mountainous towns like Vail and Aspen. The Rocky Mountains divide the state in two and feature world-class skiing.

Cost for Assisted Living in Colorado

Colorado is starting to trend more toward the pricey side for all types of senior living. Senior care is no different as assisted living centers in Colorado average nearly $4,000 per month. It is about $300 higher per month compared to the national median.

Affordable assisted living is still available in Ohio, with the lowest 10 percent of assisted senior housing being about $2,400 per month. Costly units can jump up as high as $6,600 per month.

The most expensive cities for assisted living are Parker, Greenwood Village, Englewood, Littleton and Centennial. Canon City, Montrose and Pueblo are known for affordable elderly care.

Colorado has 5.5+ million people and continues to grow steadily. Its growth rate is comparable to Arizona, as they are two of the fastest growing states for seniors in the country.

Affording Colorado Assisted Living

The Consumer Directed Attendant Support Services (CDASS) program enables seniors to select their own assisted living housing, and helps with monthly charges as well.

Another option is The Elderly and Disabled Waiver for assisted living financial assistance.

Various Types of Assisted Living Available in Colorado

Colorado currently has 600+ assisted living centers and more are in development. The selection is fairly high given the population of the state.

According to the Assisted Living Records and Reports Transparency, Colorado ranks within the Top 15 for transparency and senior care ethics.

The Colorado Department of Health & Environment breaks down assisted living facilities as ones that provide room and board with regular supervision that is provided 24 hours per day.