Falcon Heights Health and Rehabilitation

Falcon Heights Health and Rehabilitation sits at 1795 Monterey Rd in Colorado Springs, CO, and operates as a skilled nursing facility with 107 certified beds, though they usually have about 75 residents staying there each day, and right now they aren't taking new patients, which can sometimes happen when a facility's dealing with certain issues or full occupancy, and they do have a specialized care team including a skilled medical staff that handles health and rehabilitation services, along with a therapy gym for physical recovery, which can be useful for folks needing more than basic help with day-to-day living. Recover Care Healthcare runs the place, and the company's got a big ownership chain including Rocky Mountain SNF Holdings LLC as the direct owner, plus indirect ownership by groups like Colorado SNF Holdings LLC, Mad Family Holdings LLC, and others, and management comes down to people like Kimberly Bryant as the administrator, with Recover Care West handling day-to-day operations-these layers of ownership can make things a bit hard to untangle, but folks often like to know who stands behind these places. The staff speak English, and the place says it gives personalized care, aiming to meet different health needs with both physical and emotional support, though you ought to know there've been some documented problems, with a total of 35 deficiencies, including three related to infections, plus some specific violations like failure to keep residents safe from abuse and not reporting suspected abuse on time according to federal standards, which led to fines of over $6,000, and these issues came up in both inspections and complaint reports as recently as early 2025 and late 2024. The federal reports indicate the violations affected only a few people, with the potential for more than minimal harm, but no actual harm recorded, and like many facilities, they've had their troubles with nurse retention, with a reported turnover rate of 100%, way above the Colorado average, and they also have lower nurse staffing hours per resident per day compared to the state average, so visitors and families might want to consider what level of daily attention residents are likely to receive. While you can find more about the facility on their website, it helps to know Falcon Heights Health and Rehabilitation, as a for-profit corporation, tries to balance offering healthcare with the challenges of compliance and staffing, and it remains situated in the broader Colorado Springs community as part of CHCA District III, managing its responsibilities along with the common struggles many facilities face these days.