Cantril House Assisted Living sits in the heart of historic Castle Rock, inside a former home built in the early 1900s that still keeps much of its original comfort and charm, and some folks like how it's just two blocks from downtown and close to a local pub. The community serves seniors who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and moving about, offering personalized care plans, medication management, and 24-hour supervision in a smaller, quiet setting with just 16 apartments and 12 suites. Residents have access to assistive devices for mobility, along with a My Account Dashboard that lets them manage events, messages, favorites, and visitor access, and there's meal service, guest meals, and even room service, plus meals fit for people with allergies or diabetes.
This place offers access to both indoor and outdoor common areas, including a patio where residents can create art or eat lunch, a sunroom, a salon, a dining room, a private dining option, and a gated garden for fresh air and gatherings, and it also has scheduled movie nights, daily activities, trips, and devotionals. There's a structured activity program to help residents make friends, with both onsite and offsite events, group activities, and programs focused on socialization, education, and fun. The staff handles housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and even transportation arrangements for appointments or local trips, and rooms come air-conditioned with Wi-Fi, telephone access, and some ground floor units and showers, all with features making them wheelchair or handicap accessible.
Cantril House Assisted Living includes approved Memory Care, standing as one of Douglas County's few secure memory care communities, with a trained Wellness Team and Care Staff who get ongoing dementia education, and they work with residents and their families to make individual care plans. The team coordinates medical care and partners with healthcare providers and offers non-ambulatory care, incontinence care, and access to emergency services and community resources. People can also use health libraries, symptom checkers, and behavioral health learning centers right from the community. Devotional services are held for those interested, and the community's atmosphere, with its home-like feel and close bonds between caregivers and residents, aims to help everyone feel connected and supported each day.
