New Dawn Memory Care Colorado Springs - CLOSED

New Dawn Memory Care in Colorado Springs, now closed, stood as a beacon of affordable yet quality senior living. With average pricing at $5,153, it rested slightly above the city's average of $4,663, but the starting rent was a comfortable $3,111. The value for the price was evident in the vast array of amenities and services the community offered.

Residing at New Dawn wasn't merely about accommodation; it was about receiving comprehensive care tailored to each resident's needs. From assisted living to specialized memory care, the center catered to a broad spectrum of requirements. Respite care was also provided, offering temporary relief to caregivers. The health care services were thorough and included a 24-hour call system and supervision, assistance with bathing, dressing, and transfers, medication management, and activities of daily living assistance. They also made provisions for those with mild cognitive impairment, ensuring that every resident was well-cared for.

Reviews of the community often highlighted the diverse amenities that made living at New Dawn a unique experience. The medium-sized community boasted a library, walking paths, a barber/salon, a garden, and even organized movie nights. It encouraged a sense of community and engagement with resident-run activities, scheduled daily activities, and community-sponsored activities. Room amenities included telephone services, ensuring residents could connect with their loved ones at any time.

The New Dawn community was nestled in a well-equipped neighborhood. A notable nearby medical facility was the Children's Colorado Urgent and Outpatient Specialty Care at Briargate, just a short 0.1-mile distance away. Additionally, residents had easy access to Cassidy Dale B MD - Dale Cassidy, MD MBA - Colorado Springs Orthopaedic Group, a physician located only 0.1 miles away. A Walgreens pharmacy was conveniently located just 0.4 miles away, ensuring residents' medical needs were always within reach.

The surrounding area was also rich in recreational options. The close proximity of Starbucks (0.1 miles) and McDonald's (2.0 miles) offered familiar dining options, while the New Life Church, located 2.9 miles away, catered to the spiritual needs of residents.

The demographic makeup of the 80920 neighborhood area was predominantly White (88%), with smaller percentages of Hispanic (9%), Asian (4%), and African American (2%) populations. The median income was $104,449, and the life expectancy stood at 83 years, reflecting the overall prosperity and health of the area.

In conclusion, New Dawn Memory Care Colorado Springs, though now closed, was a unique blend of affordability, comprehensive care, and a vibrant community, all set in a thriving neighborhood.