Hildebrand Care Center

Hildebrand Care Center sits in Canon City, Colorado, and has served seniors since 1973 as a private nursing care facility with 53 private rooms, and people always say it feels like a local, steady place with staff focused on each resident's needs. The place has several care options, so folks can find short-term or long-term nursing care and even memory care with support for those dealing with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, with routines that try to lower confusion or prevent people from wandering off, and when someone needs therapy, they'll find physical, occupational, and speech therapies on-site. There's a person-centered care approach where individuality and dignity are the goal, and those living there get their own room, three meals a day served in a dining area, plus other amenities like a 50s-themed ice cream parlor, a beauty shop with a licensed beautician for hair care, and free tours for anyone who wants to look around before making any decisions. The on-site chapel is open day and night and holds group services on Thursdays and Sundays, which is something for folks who want faith-based activities close at hand, and there are other group activities too, like bingo games, happy hour, and nail art. The facility's run by Shadow Mountain and is part of CHCA District V. Staff also help with rehab, and the whole center operates between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on weekdays, and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekends, so people can usually get in touch when they need something or want to check on a loved one. Hildebrand Care Center doesn't have online reviews yet, but it's listed on platforms like A Place for Mom to connect with senior living advisors if families are seeking more information or help finding a fit.