Assured Serenity Assisted Living 27 is a board and care home set in a quiet residential neighborhood, designed for a small group of women-usually 7 or 8-so everyone gets a lot of attention and care from the staff, with a staff-to-resident ratio that's about 1 to 4, which means residents get up to 20 minutes per hour of one-on-one support if they need it, and there's always someone around day or night to help with anything like daily activities, medication, meals, bathing, or getting dressed, and there's full housekeeping, linen, and laundry service, too. This place is known for memory care services, so it's secured for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with memory-enhancing activities, a stable routine, and specialized programs that help keep people as independent as possible for as long as possible, plus skilled nurses and an on-call physician make sure medical needs are covered, especially after surgery or illness or for folks with complex needs, and the home also provides tailored help for incontinence, rehabilitation, and wound care, along with things like hospice and psychiatric care if needed.
There's an Activity Director who plans social events and recreational programs, so residents have a chance to join group activities, outings in a wheelchair-accessible bus, or spend time outside in a garden, and inside there's cable TV in the common areas, and meals are prepared by staff who pay attention to individual dietary restrictions with three home-cooked meals a day. The home feels simple and cozy, with private and semi-private bedrooms, and everything is on one level, making it easy for people with walkers or wheelchairs to get around, and there are emergency call systems throughout so everyone can call for help if needed.
Assured Serenity Assisted Living 27 is part of Serenity House Assisted Living, a well-known group with over 17 locations in Colorado, run by Michael Zislis, PT, a licensed physical therapist with more than 31 years of experience who puts a big focus on rehabilitation and individual care, and they've even gotten the State Health Department 'Best Practice' award. Residents get access to a wide range of services and support-like state and federal health programs, health library resources, an online account for managing care and visitors, transportation, and community resources, including social support and aging services, and for those who need it, Serenity House also offers therapies like occupational and physical therapy, or help in the transition between independent and assisted living, with a focus on making everyone feel safe and at home. The whole place aims to help seniors live as independently as possible, in a setting that's friendly, patient, and known for a stable group of caring staff who know the residents well.
