10 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Colorado Springs, CO
Beautiful Colorado Springs, with its stunning scenery and temperate weather, has more and more seniors moving there and falling in love with it every day. There’s always something to do or somewhere beautiful to enjoy. Our 25 partnering assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs give you or your loved one a perfect place to thrive. If you’re in need of an extra hand with daily activities, compassionate help with dressing or medications, and a lively social community, you’ll find all this and more at Colorado Springs’ assisted living communities.
In this guide, we explore our assisted living partners within a 10-mile radius of downtown Colorado Springs. We walk you through what to expect within a community, based on our proprietary data and what real residents are reporting, as well as costs and how to pay. We also share local and state-specific regulations for assisted living communities, important senior resources in Colorado Springs, and local senior-specific attractions.
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The staff is fantastic , caring and compassionate. The executive director is not a good manager. Period. When her cleaning person was out due to a death on the family, there were no temps to take her...
My father was a resident at Brookdale Vista Grande briefly for a Respite stay and most everything was very good for him there. This was our first and only experience and it went well. My father said that the...
Based on my previous experience, I would recommend The Retreat at Sunny Vista. It's a very nice friendly place and esthetically pleasant. We especially liked that we had access to mom anytime of the day with...
Me and my dad where looking for my mother and found Melody Living, it was perfect we love everything about it we end up placing my mom into Memory Care, and my dad afterwards came to AL. I only have...
We chose this facility because of the military discount. They also provide all levels of care. The kitchen staff seems to be short handed. Overall it is a positive experience. I would recommend Brookdale...
The facility has a home-like feeling. There is a central courtyard that is easy to access and allows for safe outdoor time. The staff are friendly and attentive. I can't specifically speak to move in or...
Overall, it's a great place! The place always seems bright and clean. The staff is typically very friendly and helpful, just turnover of caregivers seems high (but I believe that would be for any...
I'm not sure that my husband got the best care at Bear Creek Senior Living. After his 2nd day, he fell out of bed and broke his hip/hit his head.
My mother was previously a resident at Winslow Court and the experience was great. As for the value for cost, it is very difficult for our elderly's families to afford what all facilities are charging....
The staff are very friendly and accommodating to their needs, the money is well worth the peace of mind that they are in good hands. I would definitely recommend Palisades At Broadmoor Park to others.
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I'm rating on my experience while there, however my brother is the client. Yes we would recommend the community to other families. They've been very accommodating to me. Received feedback well. Try to be...
When we first visited, we were greeted by a very light and airy facility that had happy residents and happy staff. Broadmoor Court feels more like a hotel nice hotel then an assisted living place. My...
I am currently a resident at Liberty Heights and everything about my experience here has been great! I moved here from a different facility that I was not happy with, this place has been much better for me!...
I think what made this place so special for my mom's last few months were the staff and the truly LOVING care and flexibility that they showed in meeting her needs. [Name removed], the lead manager care...
My loved one is currently a resident at MorningStar Memory Care at Bear Creek and overall everything has been great for her at this facility so far. Since the move in process is naturally a difficult and...
If the resident needs assistance with mobility, this is not the best option but for those who need very little help with mobility or daily life activities, it is a great and welcoming environment. We picked...
I just transferred my Dad here this week. They offer a variety of options to fit your loved-one’s needs and go into great depth in explaining the processes. In my Dad’s situation, the upset to his life came...
I picked The Bridge because I liked it better. Most people do that. I didn't have lots of options with the nursing care Mom required. And the Bear Creek location was not desirable for most visitors for...
My mom is thoroughly enjoying life at New Day Cottages. We as a family are delighted that she has a beautiful and spacious room, a private half bath, enriching and engaging daily activities, many sweet...
It is a smaller facility, which my Dad likes. He knows everyone there. The food is not the greatest and he complains about it. The staff is always very nice and friendly. We have had a few problems with the...
New Day staff was like family. They truly knew you and your loved one. They responded quickly when a resident needed help. I am so happy we put my mom here
My mother ambulatory. She can dress bath her self. She just can't remember anything else. The staff is kind to her, they have plenty of activities for her, she has her own locked room (private rooms hard...
The staff are friendly and the residence is clean at Constant Care Woodburn. Communication with the family is good. The move in process went pretty smoothly. The staff makes all of the meals right there in...
Our brother [name removed] spent the last few weeks of his life at St Padre Pio. Everyone there is very special!!!!! [name removed] got wonderful hands-on care. We have decided that when it’s our time, we...
This is a beautiful place. The pool is lovely and this helps my loved one with their balance. The community has a good location, and close to family. The staff are friendly and responsive to questions.
- What families are saying about assisted living in Colorado Springs
- Costs of assisted living in the Colorado Springs area
- How people pay for assisted living in Colorado Springs
- Understand Colorado laws and regulations for assisted living facilities
- Get to know assisted living in Colorado Springs
- What to expect from assisted living in Colorado Springs
- Explore senior care with confidence
- Unfamiliar with Colorado Springs? Highlights for seniors
What families are saying about assisted living in Colorado Springs
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Costs of assisted living in the Colorado Springs area
In Colorado Springs, an assisted living apartment in 2022 averaged $4,683 for a one bedroom, and $5,670 for a two bedroom.
Starting baseline costs typically include services and amenities like the following:
- Gourmet, restaurant-style dining
- Private living accommodations
- Housekeeping
- Linen and laundry services
- Social, intellectual, and spiritual connection opportunities
- 24/7 emergency call systems
- Fitness and physical therapy gyms
- Robust programming and activity calendars
The following are services that may incur additional costs, which may or may not be rolled into your monthly fees:
- Care level. This cost fluctuates depending on whether seniors only need reminders or need caregivers help to dress, bathe, or administer medication. For reference, these costs ranged from $451 for low care needs up to $1,900 for high care needs.
- Pet rent. This fee includes care and varies depending on how many pets a resident has and how big they are. For reference, Colorado Springs has a median of $750 per month for pet rent among our partners. Remember that this number also includes caring for the pet, like walking, feeding, and cleaning up after.
- Additional occupant fees. In our partner assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs, this fee currently averages at $875 for a second person, which is less than the state average of $995. Remember this additional fee grants the additional occupant access to all of the baseline amenities and services listed above.
Below you’ll find a chart that will give you a sense of the baseline costs without additional fees of assisted living in the broader Colorado Springs area.
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs, CO vs. nearby cities
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs, CO vs. the state and national average
Average monthly cost of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs vs. other types of senior living
Median monthly costs of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs, CO by room type
Average cost of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs over time
How people pay for assisted living in Colorado Springs
Families can pay for assisted living in a number of sustainable ways. Most use a combination of public and private sources to fund their time in assisted living. As a general rule, families that begin planning early have more options overall. To help you explore some of these options, you can view our complete guide to paying for long-term care.
Below, you’ll find information on typical private and public payment methods. We also provide resources that may help low-income and disabled seniors in Colorado Springs access eligible benefits, like Medicaid, Medicare, and veterans benefits. You’ll learn how to start navigating your resources to pay for home health care or a move to an assisted living facility.
In Colorado Springs, seniors typically use their personal resources to pay for their ideal assisted living community. The more resources a family has, the more assisted living options they’ll have available. Additional income sources may include investment returns, pensions, or any of the following:
Colorado Springs has been named among the best places for veterans to live in recent years. The area has a strong local Army and Air Force presence between Fort Carson and the U.S. Air Force Academy. Support for veterans abounds here, making Colorado Springs an ideal place to settle into assisted living.
Colorado Springs has several veterans’ membership programs in local communities that offer valuable resources and wonderful events for seniors. You’ll also find local resource centers and veterans service officers available to help you secure federal veterans benefits. If you’re a veteran or a veteran’s spouse, read on to learn about local resources and VA benefits that can help during your stay in assisted living.
Veterans benefits
Veterans or spouses of deceased veterans in Colorado Springs can use benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (or the VA) to cover the costs of assisted living. If a veteran is disabled and enrolled in VA health care, they may apply for additional benefits on top of their pension, such as the Aid and Attendance benefit. This benefit is generous and can be used for anything improving quality of life, such as living in an assisted living community or in-home health care.
Enrollment for veterans benefits can be tricky to navigate. We recommend speaking to a knowledgeable veterans advisor before applying in order to more successfully receive your rightful benefits as a veteran or surviving spouse.
Resources for Colorado Springs veterans
In Colorado Springs, and more generally in El Paso County, the Pikes Peak library system offers a wealth of veterans information through its veterans resource section. These resources cover everything from local veterans gatherings to how to receive benefits to additional support for veterans’ basic needs.
For more support, local veteran service centers, such as the local American Legion Posts or Colorado Veterans Project, can help a senior get enrolled in a VA benefits program. You can also find a detailed outline of veterans benefits through the Pikes Peak Agency on Aging (PPACG). Local services available as a Colorado Springs veteran may include the following:
- Educational resources
- Benefit advising
- Legal partners for claim help
- Financial assistance and food security
Additional ways you can access veterans advocacy:
- Disabled American Veterans (DAV) chapters
- American Legion Posts
- Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) chapters
Explore more resources below.
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Resources for Colorado Springs veterans
Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center
Phone: 719-772-7000
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Colorado Veterans Project
P.O. Box 1422
Eastlake, CO 80614
Email: info@coloradoveteransproject.org
VFW Post 4051 – The Pikes Peak Post
430 E. Pikes Peak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone: 719-632-9874
VFW Post 101 – Marion L Willis Post
702 South Tejon St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone: 719-632-2776
Hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 3 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
VFW Post 3917 – Cheyenne Mountain Post
4715 Clearview Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80911
Phone: 719-392-8677
Hours: Wednesday through Saturday, 4 p.m. – 8 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Colorado Springs seniors receive benefits through Colorado Community Health Alliance (also known as CCHA), the local branch of Colorado’s greater Medicaid program called Health First Colorado. While CCHA doesn’t provide benefits toward paying for assisted living, they do offer assistance with certain prescription drugs and durable medical equipment, such as the following:
- Crutches
- Oxygen
- Wheelchairs
- Gait trainers
CCHA also offers a helpful list of health information for seniors on their website that you can explore for answers to all kinds of general health questions. For more general questions about adult Medicaid programs, check out the Pike’s Peak Area Agency on Aging (PPACG). They released a helpful 2022 Medicaid book detailing all state-specific Medicaid and veteran programs. They also released a 2022 Yellow Book — a senior information and assistance directory.
Home and Community Based Services
Additional medical and nonmedical assisted living services can be covered through Home and Community-Based Services (also known as HCBS) waivers. This is Health First Colorado’s Medicaid waiver program that can be used in assisted living facilities contracted with a resident’s managed care provider or in the senior’s home. This HCBS waiver enables individuals to live and get care in the home or community of their choice rather than in an institutional setting.
HCBS waiver programs can help cover costs for the following types of assisted living services in Colorado:
- Personal care
- Nursing services
- Medical supplies
- Personal aids, such as eyeglasses, orthotic devices, hearing aids, and orthopedic shoes
- Respite care
- Physical, speech, and occupational therapies
Health First Colorado also offers an Elderly, Blind, and Disabled (EBD) waiver for seniors and people with disabilities that may help pay for care in assisted Living. Health First Colorado also has specific HCBS waivers for adults with the following health complications:
- Brain injuries
- Mental health needs
- Spinal cord injuries
- Developmental disabilities
Be sure to speak with a Health First Colorado representative to help determine eligibility and choose an HCBS waiver. An ombudsman through the PPACG can help with any issues you may encounter as you try to access Medicaid benefits and other long-term care service complications. Get started by exploring the resources on Health First Colorado benefits and waivers below.
Colorado Springs resident Medicaid resources
Health First Colorado
1570 Grant St.
Denver, CO 80203
Phone: 800-221-3943
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Medicare will not cover room and board fees in an assisted living community, but it does cover many medical costs that occur in long-term care costs might include medical equipment, hospital stays, and some prescription medications.
If you’d like to know what Medicare specifically will cover in Colorado Springs, dial 2-1-1 or visit the federal Medicare website. You can also find help at your local Social Security Administration office and through an ombudsman with the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging. Ombudsmen act as advocates to ensure you get the Medicare services you need. Additionally, the following programs can also assist seniors with health care benefits:
- The Colorado State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) helps seniors navigate Medicare enrollment and benefits, ensuring they get the right coverage for their needs.
- Colorado Medicare Savings Programs help low-income seniors by covering some Medicare coinsurance and premiums.
Colorado Springs resident Medicare resources
Colorado regional SHIP location
Phone: 888-696-7213
Agency on Aging Ombudsman: 719-471-2096
Understand Colorado laws and regulations for assisted living facilities
In Colorado, assisted living facilities must meet the needs of their residents and must not admit seniors whose needs cannot be met by the staffing’s expertise. Because of this, assisted living facilities must conduct a pre-admission assessment of potential, would-be residents. This assessment seeks to understand a person’s capacity for self-care, overall health information, and their physical, social, and mental needs.
The community itself must be able to provide the following services to residents:
- A physically safe and sanitary environment
- Protective oversight
- Room and board
- Social care and resident engagement
- Personal care services
- A system for addressing resident concerns
- Nursing services, as long as care needs don’t exceed regular 24-hour medical care[03]
Additionally, in the state of Colorado, assisted living residences cannot provide a fully equipped kitchen inside the residents’ units. Instead, lodgings often come equipped with miniature versions comparable to what one might find in a hotel room — kitchenettes with mini-fridges and microwaves.[01]
Regulating bodies in Colorado Springs
Assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs are licensed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). The Health Facilities and Emergency Medical Services Division oversees adult care and assisted living facilities and is responsible for performing quality and safety inspections. To review any licensed facility, you can view all inspection reports for the past five years on their website.
For a deeper understanding of Colorado regulations and how they impact your loved one’s stay in assisted living, you can also review the following information:
- Explore an overview of Colorado assisted living laws and regulations.
- Read up on the full list of standards and regulations for assisted living in Colorado.
- Refer to this in-depth guide to Colorado regulations.
- Use this guide of consumer resources for choosing assisted living in Colorado.
Medicaid and Medicare certification for assisted living facilities
Some assisted living communities may be eligible for Medicaid and Medicare certification. This allows facilities to bill Medicaid or Medicare for some health care services provided to residents. It also means the assisted living facility has to adhere to strict health care guidelines and participate with regular inspections by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Colorado Department of Health contact information
4300 Cherry Creek Drive
South Denver, CO 80246
Phone: 303-692-2836
Email: cdphe.healthfacilities@state.co.us
COVID-19 regulations for Colorado Springs assisted living facilities
Assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs are required to adhere to guidelines to keep residents safe from COVID-19, as the coronavirus poses a risk to seniors. In keeping with updated federal guidelines, visitors are allowed, but the following guidelines are still in place for Colorado Springs assisted living facilities:
Vaccinations. COVID-19 vaccines must be made available to residents, and vaccination is encouraged for all residents and staff.
Facility cleanliness. Surfaces must be disinfected frequently to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection.
Masking. Assisted living staff must be masked at all times in the facility and in public. Residents must wear a mask.
Staff safety. Staff must use approved personal protective equipment when necessary.
Get to know assisted living in Colorado Springs
What to expect from assisted living in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs has an undeniably lively senior community, and among all the senior living options available here, assisted living is the biggest care type in our partner network. We know that every year, more seniors are moving down from the mountains or up from around the country to be in the Springs. But what is it about the assisted living options here that make them special? Explore the common features of assisted senior living in Colorado Springs below.
Resort-style amenities and services
In many ways, the assisted living options in Colorado Springs resemble an all-inclusive resort. Residents can truly embrace the sense of a permanent vacation with the relaxation and renewal opportunities in Colorado Springs’ assisted living communities. Everything you need is within arm’s reach, like these luxurious amenities and services:
- On-site bistros and chef-cooked meals
- On-location banks and clinics
- Movie theater rooms
- Concierge services
- Therapeutic swimming and exercise pools
- Putting greens
Most essential errands are on-site, so you don’t have to leave the community to get what you need. Practical details are thought out in advance, with baseline amenities and services, such as the following:
- Guest suites for visiting family
- Fitness centers
- Community spaces, such as game rooms or gardens
- Security features, such as emergency call systems
- Accessible ramps, handrails, stair lifts, and wide doorways
On-site activities
While there are plenty of outdoor attractions to fill your time in El Paso County, there’s never a dull moment inside the assisted living communities of Colorado Springs.
Creative souls can enjoy an afternoon of dancing to nostalgic hits or a dreamy waltz around the room. Those musically inclined can serenade the community on one of the pianos that several facilities offer — many residents love an afternoon of hymns or popular favorites from years gone by. Crafty types might enjoy some of these hands-on activities scheduled throughout the week:
- Card-making
- Painting
- Flower arranging
- Working with fiber arts
Social connection is a big part of the good life in assisted living, and partner communities offer many opportunities for connection. Most feature happy hours, social mixers, and holiday celebrations. Several even host moderated Ted Talk debates, for seniors who love to exchange ideas. Bible studies and Communion are often available for seniors wanting to connect over spiritual values. Or, for a carefree afternoon, enjoy a game day with your neighbors with options like the following:
- Corn hole
- Yahtzee
- Bingo
- Puzzles
- Chess
- Poker
- Pool
Personalized, relationship-based care
Reviewers of assisted living communities in Colorado Springs praise the warm and respectful experiences they have here — to quote one reviewer, “I hate to call them ‘staff’ as they treat [my loved one] like family.” There’s an overarching feeling that the staff really do care for residents in these assisted living communities.
Offering personalized care also means communicating without language barriers. While the overwhelming majority of facilities in Colorado Springs speak English, there’s also a wealth of other languages represented in some facilities. For example, languages spoken in some of our partner assisted living communities in Colorado Springs include the following:
- Spanish
- American Sign Language
- Japanese
- Filipino
- Dutch
- French
- German
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Polish
- Vietnamese
From personalized experiences to thoughtful details, it’s the relational, person-centered care available at our partner assisted living communities that makes all the difference.
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Health care for seniors in Colorado Springs
Longtime Coloradans will be familiar with the altitude differences between the small mountain towns and Colorado Springs. Some seniors living further up in the mountains experience breathing issues, which brings them down to Colorado Springs as their health requires a lower elevation. Colorado Springs still has a relatively high elevation compared to the rest of the country, averaging around 6,000 feet above sea level. If you’re moving from out of state, you may find it beneficial to get heart and lung testing before settling at Colorado Springs’ altitude.[01]
The fantastic hospitals in Colorado Springs are one of the major draws in the city, whether you’re moving as a senior or a young health care professional. The quality of the hospital systems in the Springs attracts talent from around the country. Two hospital systems in particular stand out above the rest for excellent care and specializations in senior health.
UCHealth Memorial Hospital
Ranked No. 1 in Colorado Springs, UCHealth Memorial is also high performing in 11 adult conditions and procedures. According to U.S. News and World Report, UCHealth provides excellent care in lung and cardiac issues among patients.
Penrose-St. Francis Health Services from Centura Health
Penrose-St. Francis is another highly regarded hospital in the Colorado Springs metro area. Ranked highly in six adult procedures and conditions, Penrose-St. Francis specializes in cardiac conditions, orthopedics, neurology, and nephrology.
Transportation for seniors in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs, about 60% of our partnering assisted living communities offer complimentary transportation and 40% offer transportation at cost.
Most people use cars to get their errands done throughout the city. While some errands will still require a caregiving companion, Colorado Springs has plentiful ADA-compliant options to help seniors in assisted living navigate the city. For visiting family and friends without cars of their own, there are several ways of getting around the city.[01]
- Envida serves seniors and people with disabilities throughout the Colorado Springs metro area. View their service map on the linked Envida website, or call 719-633-4677 for specific route and service information.
- Mountain Metropolitan ADA Paratransit serves riders with disabilities. Residents with disabilities who cannot safely use the metropolitan bus services can use Mountain Metro’s ADA paratransit service to ensure safe transportation.
- FindHelp offers a wealth of resources for contacts in everything from transit to food to care. With more than 30 transportation providers serving seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities, you’re sure to find options on their Colorado Springs transportation page.
Active seniors will find Colorado Springs only moderately walkable, according to Walkscore.com’s transit scores listed below, which range from zero to 100.[05]
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Senior activities in Colorado Springs
From incredible scenery to joy-filled senior communities, Colorado Springs offers the best of city amenities with mountainous beauty. Explore activities for Colorado Springs seniors below.
Enjoying the outdoors
Colorado Springs sits in the shadow of Pikes Peak, and assisted living communities often organize off-site trips up the peak. This makes for a stunning drive with community neighbors or visiting friends. If you’d prefer to travel by train, the Cog railway takes you all the way to the top of the peak to enjoy the multi-state view.
For a train tour slightly further out, you might consider a trip on the Royal Gorge Route Railroad. This nationally celebrated route offers incredible panoramic views, while passengers enjoy luxurious dining and a full bar in a vintage mid-century coach. This round-trip tour travels 24 miles through the Royal Gorge Region.
Active seniors can also enjoy a leisurely stroll with loved ones among natural wonders with an afternoon in the Garden of the Gods. Additionally, for those who use a wheelchair, there are plenty of trails with smooth pavement and wide paths. Explore this list of 10 accessible Colorado Springs trails for your family’s next foray into the mountains.
Community fun
Closer to downtown, the Colorado Springs Senior Center holds community health classes, movie nights, counseling services, and other activities. Additionally, the Colorado Springs Over 50 activities website features dozens of events, discounts, and education opportunities for seniors.
Colorado Springs residents also love a good party, and the city holds multiple festivals and parades throughout the year. Perennial favorites include the Festival of Lights Parade and its 100 illuminated and decorated entries every year. The Labor Day Liftoff is another popular event, with hot air balloons and festivities set against the backdrop of the Colorado Rockies.
ADA-accessible activities
With its rapidly growing population and vibrant senior social scene, Colorado Springs is becoming increasingly more accessible for everyone to enjoy. The following are a few wheelchair-accessible museums that one might visit on a day trip hosted by a local assisted living community:
- The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum is unquestionably one of the world’s best, most inclusive and accessible museums. Olympic enthusiasts will love learning more about Olympians over the years and their moments of glory.
- The Money Museum is a favorite among avid coin collectors and a fascinating dive into the history of currency.
- The Ghost Town Museum is a Colorado gem exploring the history of railroad expansion and the gold rush.
Experiences are often best shared with loved ones. For accessible activities to do with the grandkids, try the following attractions:
- The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, the perfect place to enjoy wildlife up close.
- The Royal Gorge Dinosaur Experience, a great experience for the dinosaur enthusiast in your life.
- The Space Foundation Discovery Center, an interactive journey through advances in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM) through exploring space travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Brookdale Monument Valley Park, Brookdale Vista Grande and The Retreat at Sunny Vista are the top-rated Assisted Living facilities near Colorado Springs, CO. These Assisted Living facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.
The average cost of Assisted Living in Colorado Springs is $4,967 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.
References
A Place for Mom. (2023). A Place for Mom proprietary data.
United States Census Bureau. (2023). Population estimates: Colorado Springs city, Colorado (V2022). [Data set]. QuickFacts.
National Center for Assisted Living. (2022). Assisted living state regulatory review (2022 ed.).
U.S News and World Report. (2023). Best Hospitals in Colorado.
WalkScore. (2023). Colorado Springs.
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