Assured Serenity Assisted Living 28 sits in Centennial, Colorado, and focuses on providing a caring and safe home for older adults who live with dementia, Alzheimer's, or memory issues. The staff here keeps a low ratio, with one caregiver for every four residents, which means folks often get more attention and help when they need it, whether with bathing, dressing, or handling medications, and you can see that their caregivers try to treat residents like family members. This place offers both private and semi-private rooms, even master suites with half baths, and keeps things cozy as they only accept a small number of residents at a time-one house, called St. Petro's, holds up to seven people, so you get an intimate, family-like setting, which makes things calmer and less confusing for people dealing with memory challenges.
The buildings are single-story and have security in place to prevent wandering, while rooms come wired for cable and internet, and some homes even let you bring a small pet. They've got several locations across Denver, Englewood, Littleton, Lakewood, and Centennial, and across all their homes, they have over 135 beds. The food here always tries to be nutritious and tasty, with options for special diets like low salt, low fat, or vegetarian, and meals are prepared with care. Residents can join in on things like group exercises, Wii bowling, arts and craft time, music therapy, gardening outside, story hours, pet visits, and yoga or aromatherapy sessions. The staff runs ongoing assessments to make sure everyone's needs get met and that care stays at the right level, and they also help with things like laundry, housekeeping, transport to outings, and arranging for occupational or physical therapy if needed.
This community is part of the Assured Senior Living group, run by Michael Zislis, PT, who has been a physical therapist for more than 30 years, and they've been taking care of seniors since 1998. They focus a lot on stability, routine, and supportive programming, which can help folks with dementia or Alzheimer's feel comfortable, and their homes try to foster independence without giving up safety or security. Their staff stays on-site 24/7, and kind words often get said about how joyful and helpful they are. The facility received a 'Best Practice' award from the State Health Department, which means the state noticed their quality care, and besides offering assisted living, they've also got programs for traumatic brain injury. The homes look plain from the outside but they're designed to be warm, with comfortable common areas, on-site pharmacy services, well-planned activities, and both private and shared spaces that make it easier for folks to relax. You'll find this community near Highlands Ranch, at 3197 E. Hinsdale Ave., providing a calm and structured place for older adults who need a steady environment and a watchful eye.
