Pikes Peak Post Acute

When I walk in, it's clean and smells nice. I hear laughter in the halls because staff interact with residents treating them like their own family. The food also taste and look great and the staff are competent and skilled. They all truly care about the residents.

Pikes Peak Post Acute, has been one blessing after another starting with the admissions process. Niki, the admissions director, has been a tremendous blessing ensuring that my husband’s residency would go well, and following his post acute phase, she continued helping process his long term residency. She has a heart for people and this was calming at such a difficult transition. Thank you Niki for caring and making a difference in our lives. Now, I want to reference the 800 Hall where my husband received his post acute rehab. This review is solely referring to staff employees not Agency fill ins. The 800 hall has a great nursing team, they work as a unit to make the hall run smoothly. Is it perfect, not always, but there are a number of the team that excel in their positions and I wish t

This review is going to be raw and true. My Ma was at a different nursing home when I found out she has been violated. I worked with the hospice my Ma was under and found this place. When I walked in it was busy and smelled like pee. My Ma took her last breath in this facility where she received the care you would expect. The nurses communicated with me, front staff was kind as the business office helped when needed. I have learned you don’t go off smells or a hall not looking up to par when you have the care that is the priority. Thank you to everyone who helped and took care of my Ma especially after a horrific traumatizing place prior.

Mother in law was admitted here and was able to take herself to the bathroom with assistance after leaving rehab after a stroke when she arrived. When we asked a nurse to take her to the bathroom, we were told that she wasn’t able to go with assistance and inserted a catheter. After developing blood clots in her legs from lack of movement, she was admitted to the hospital and ultimately hospice. Upon arrival to the hospital, the condition of her mouth was atrocious. The doctor helping her even said he’d be willing to note the poor condition her mouth was in. After she passed, we went to gather her belongings and her tooth brush and tooth paste had not been moved or touched. Would highly recommend using another option if possible.

I just have to say the Pikes Peak Post Acute on Union Boulevard, just amazing. when we decided to put my mom in a nursing home we were really scared to death the kind of care she would get. she was there for a year and a half in the memory care unit "the 700 Hall"❤️ they have been the most incredibly caring helpful wonderful CNAs and nurses ever. they loved my mom and they treated her so well. they called her mama and even at the end the management staff were so wonderful. they made everything so great for us at the end. they were so accommodating and comforting and I can't say enough about Pikes Peak Post Acute for anyone worried about putting your family member somewhere I can tell you this is your best bet thank you so much again and again for all your wonderful care for my mom, you we