Columbine Commons Assisted Living - Columbine Health
1475 Main Street, Windsor, Colorado, 80550
Assisted Living$5,040/month
About Columbine Commons Assisted Living - Columbine Health
Located in Windsor on the new campus of Columbine Health Systems, we offer four apartment sizes with walk-in shower and bench, refrigerators, phone service, cable TV, and space for a microwave. Chef-prepared meals, full activities and outings. Nu-step bike, library, two movie rooms, and upstairs lounge are some of our many amenities.
Assisted Living is about more than a helping hand; it's about promoting overall well-being and independence by means of a person-centered approach to aging. Residents enjoy opportunities to stay active, eat well, explore new relationships, connect with neighbors, and achieve personal goals every day. Our Assisted living facilities offer personal care for older adults who need assistance with activities of daily living
General Property Features
- Age Restrictions, Private Rooms
- Laundry Service - Provided, Nurse on Staff, Respite/Short Term Stay, Scheduled Transportation, Activities, Housekeeping
- Assisted Living Community
- Small Pets
Assisted Living
- https://www.columbinehealth.com/
- 58
- $5,040.00
- Price Dependent Levels of Care
- Studio, 1 BR
Additional Levels of Care Offered
Columbine Commons - Lakes - Columbine Health
Skilled Nursing 1325 Main Street, Weld, Windsor, Colorado, 80550Columbine Commons - Lakes is Columbine Health~s newest state-of-the-art rehab and skilled nursing facility with 30 private rooms. Located in Windsor, Colorado.Columbine Health has five facilities located in Loveland, Windsor, and Fort Collins. We serve those who are looking for skilled nursing services for: Short Term Stays for rehabilitation and recuperation; Long Term Care for those requiring continuous 24hour nursing care; Respite Stays - as short as 3 days to a few months; Palliative Care; and Hospice and end-of-life care.
Columbine Commons Health & Rehab Facility - Columbine Health
Rehabilitation Facilities 1475 Main Street, Weld, Windsor, Colorado, 80550Located in Windsor on the new campus of Columbine Health Systems at Main Street and 15th, we offer short term rehabilitation, long term care, and hospice care. Our chef-prepared meals and sweet treats throughout the day are real favorites for our residents. Our assisted living facility is attached.
Columbine Commons Health & Rehab Facility - Columbine Health
Skilled Nursing 1475 Main Street, Weld, Windsor, Colorado, 80550We are centrally located on Main Street in Windsor, on the new campus of Columbine Health Systems, with next door access to a physician, lab and x-ray clinic. We are also in close proximity to all four of the major hospitals in the area: Northern Colorado Medical Center, Medical Center of the Rockies, Poudre Valley Hospital, and McKee Medical Center. We offer short term rehabilitation, long term care, and hospice care.We have 30 modern, fully-furnished, private rooms, each complete with a full lift system, individual heating and cooling unit, private bathroom with a shower, and a closet.Our size makes us a very unique and intimate facility; each of our staff members gets to know each of our residents extremely well. Our Columbine Commons Assisted Living is attached to accommodate our rehab residents in transition, or to provide rehabilitation for our assisted living residents.
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