For many Colorado Springs seniors, Silver Key is synonymous with mealtime. The nonprofit was founded in 1970 and has added various services throughout the years, such as transportation, a thrift store and temporary case management services. But it’s the food…
After a COVID hiatus last year, the free Yellow Book senior directory has returned to an even greater reception than before, according to the Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging, which produces the annual guide.
A southeast-side Colorado Springs nursing home, which shuttered last year after more than 12 residents died because of the coronavirus, will be demolished as part of a plan by its nonprofit owner to expand housing for low-income seniors.
In twin actions, federal and state officials on Thursday suspended enrollment by elderly Coloradans with the state’s largest provider of community-based home health care after concluding the company failed to deliver medically necessary services to patients.
A Kansas-based nonprofit has begun site work on a 235-unit retirement complex near Coronado High School on the west side of Colorado Springs that has been in the planning stages for more than six years.
A California real estate company that develops communities for adults 55 and older plans 160 apartments in Colorado Springs, where it says demographics and growth patterns favor the project.
Churches and religious organizations entered the affordable-housing market decades ago, but with the dire shortage of low-income units in Colorado Springs, the traditional development model is morphing into a new way to meet the need.
