Compare assisted living cost to nearby cities | Average monthly cost |
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Colorado Springs | $4,652 |
Canon City | $4,637 |
Florence | $4,281 |
Castle Rock | $5,401 |
Pueblo | $3,618 |
Parker | $5,511 |
Littleton | $5,464 |
Englewood | $5,101 |
Lakewood | $4,878 |
Aurora | $5,518 |
Denver | $5,144 |
The most common care services provided by the communities are meal preparation and service, medication management and transportation arrangement.
Communities offer amenities like wifi, spa, dining room and swimming pool.
Yes, 28% of the communities in Colorado Springs, Colorado are pet friendly.
Find your next home on the range—the Front Range Urban Corridor, that is. See what your golden years could look like when you explore assisted living options in Colorado Springs. Verdant springs and temperate summers give way to a classic winter wonderland, which means mountain views may change with the seasons, but your scenic surroundings will be evergreen. Whether you’re looking for amenity-filled luxury accommodations or a quiet, rural assisted living option, there’s something for everyone in Colorado Springs, CO.
Assisted living communities can provide the peace of mind that comes from not worrying about home maintenance, chores, or errands, as well as help with personal care like grooming, eating, and other activities of daily living (ADLs) seniors might have trouble with. Keep in mind as you start your search for assisted living facilities that some cities (particularly those where the cost of living is high) will be more expensive than others.
We strive to provide you with the best cost data available: when we can, we provide Seniorly data on the cost of senior living communities. If we don’t have that data, we default to Genworth, who has been tracking the cost of care for 17 years in the US. Genworth’s median cost of assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs is $4,663 per month. There will be at least some variation within Colorado Springs’s assisted living costs, as each community might provide slightly different types of specialized care, or be located in more or less crowded or desirable neighborhoods.
Assisted living isn’t the right option for everyone, however, and with terms like “retirement home” and “nursing home” clouding your search, knowing what is most appropriate can be difficult. For example, if your loved one requires nursing care, or has diagnosed Alzheimer's or dementia that has progressed to a certain point, a skilled nursing facility, in-home care, or memory care community may be more appropriate. Conversely, those who don’t require day-to-day assistance with ADLs may find independent living more comfortable. Our local advisors can provide expert advice on what you can afford and whether or not your city of interest is right for your needs and budget.
When people research assisted living facilities in Colorado Springs, CO, they tend to explore options in nearby areas as well. In the case of Colorado Springs, CO, that includes Aurora, Littleton, and Thornton. We've provided their pricing here.
Compared to other cities, Colorado Springs, CO’s overall cost of living is high. Though other Colorado cities have costs of living much further beyond the national average, Colorado Springs, CO’s cost of living index is 104.5, where the US national average is 100. This is due to very high housing costs—the only cost-of-living metric of the city that's higher than the national average.
Colorado Springs, CO, residents can explore these state and local resources for information about eligibility for certain types of benefits and how they might apply to gaining access to assisted living facilities.
With Seniorly’s help, you’re sure to find your ideal assisted living facility match in Colorado Springs.