Colorado Springs Senior AdvisorWho is behind Colorado Springs Senior Advisor?
Colorado Springs Senior Advisor is a privately owned referral and guidance service for older adults and families in El Paso and Teller counties; it is not connected to CDPHE, HCPF, the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments or any care provider, and it owns no facilities.
We put the site together the way a careful family would research care for their own father: the text of Colorado's assisted living rules, the 2026 Health First Colorado figures, and CDPHE's inspection record for every licensed residence and nursing home in the region, each with its source. Behind the pages is a person, an advisor who asks what an ordinary day looks like for your parent and then suggests a few licensed places that fit.
How is Colorado Springs Senior Advisor paid, and why should that matter to you?
Communities that work with referral services pay us a fee after a family we introduced moves in; families never pay us anything.
A fee from facilities creates an obvious pull toward the buildings that pay. Our check on that is the full roster: every CDPHE-licensed residence and nursing home in the two counties appears in the directory with the same fields, partner or not. When an advisor suggests a residence, ask why, and expect reasons you can check against CDPHE's record or CMS's numbers.
What does the directory include, and what does it leave out?
It includes every active assisted living residence, nursing facility, home health agency, hospice, home care agency and adult day program on CDPHE's list for the two counties, with beds, license type, inspections, citations and occurrence reports, and CMS ratings for certified nursing homes.
Reviews, marketing claims and home-made scores are left out on purpose. Some facts families want are not public, including a Colorado Springs price median, any memory care median, and which residences run a secure environment; where that is so we say it and explain how to get the information directly.
How do families or facilities reach Colorado Springs Senior Advisor?
Email advisors@coloradospringssenioradvisor.com, call (719) 513-3262, or answer the short care-match questions on any page and an advisor will follow up; facility operators who notice a display error in their state data can use the same address.
In an emergency, call 911. To report possible abuse, neglect or exploitation of an at-risk adult living at home in El Paso County, call Adult Protective Services at (719) 444-5755.
Which part of Colorado does Colorado Springs Senior Advisor cover?
El Paso County (Colorado Springs, Fountain, Security-Widefield, Monument, Palmer Lake, Manitou Springs, Falcon, Peyton, Black Forest, Calhan and Ramah) and Teller County (Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Cripple Creek and Victor).
Douglas County and the Denver metro to the north, and Pueblo and Fremont counties to the south, are outside our directory.
Side by side
| Colorado Springs Senior Advisor is | Colorado Springs Senior Advisor is not | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Explains Pikes Peak options and introduces families to licensed places | A care provider, CDPHE or HCPF |
| Where facts come from | Chapter 7 rules, CDPHE records, HCPF memos, CMS | Reviews, ads or paid rankings |
| Who pays | Communities, after a referred family moves in | Families, at any point |
