
Who We Are
Our mission is to improve the quality of life of our residents suffering from Alzheimer’s and related dementias. Read more

What We Do
Assured Assisted Living offers a full range of services to provide a supportive environment for residents with dementia. Read More

Alzheimer’s Daily Activities
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Your Alzheimers Questions Answered!
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Testimonials
We love hearing from families who have had good experiences with our Alzheimers care in our locations. Read it here

Alzheimers Care Blog
it’s important to have resources to turn to, and that’s why we created the Alzheimers Care Colorado blog.
At Assured Assisted Living we are committed to helping your loved one achieve the highest level of functioning possible while enhancing the quality of their lives, which is achieved by careful monitoring, social stimulation, dietary observation, and a supportive environment that emphasizes life purpose.
Compare Memory Care Homes to Large Institutions
Memory Care Homes1:4 staff to resident ratio |
Large Institutions1:10 staff to resident ratio |




Personal Attention From An Expert Team
Assured Assisted Living’s team includes Francis LeGasse Jr., CDP Administrator who is also a Certified Independent Trainer for Positive Approach to Care, Teepa Snow. Their passion and dedication in providing the “Premier Standard” for Memory Care was due to the desire for wanting the “best” nursing home alternative and an intimate, personalized home environment. Where the focus is on the care needs of the resident and the uniqueness of each person.
In-Home Professional Services Available
Our homes offer our residents and their families the highest quality of care. To maintain this type of care we have available twice weekly visits by a physician assistant and/or doctor from a Gerontology Physician Group that will make house calls. Portable x-rays and all lab work can also be completed in the home.
We can also arrange for in-home visits from outside services such as physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, dental and podiatry visits for our residents. The resident does not need to leave the safety of the home or the familiar surroundings.

We welcome you to call for a personal tour so you can see firsthand the services of Assured Assisted Living and how we may meet your family’s unique needs.
End of Life Hospice Services
To continue our dedicated service throughout the end of life we work closely with Hospice to help ensure the highest quality of care.
We want to provide our families comfort in knowing their loved one will be able to stay in their “home” rather than moving to another facility during end stage dementia care. Hospice nurses and aids are able to team together with Assured Assisted Living staff to make staying at “home” possible.
Family Participation and Support
At Assured Assisted Living we know that Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia affect the entire family. We are passionate about providing the best possible care for each of our residents. We believe that an active partnership with the families serves as the foundation for providing individualized care for your loved one.
Peace of Mind
Assured Assisted Living homes are CDP (Certified Dementia Practioner) owned and operated homes, with Nine Alzheimers Facilities in Castle Rock, Parker, Littleton and Centennial Colorado and licensed by the Colorado State Health Department.
We provide care in both Alzheimers Assisted Living Castle Rock as well as Alzheimers Assisted Living Parker which covers a large area of the southern Denver Metro area in Arapahoe and Douglas County.
You can be assured of quality care as well as peace of mind knowing your family member will receive the comprehensive services, personal care, and emotional support he or she needs, 24 hours a day.
Be sure to read our Alzheimers Caregiver Tips as well as our Alzheimers Resources Page.
We welcome you to call for a personal tour so you can see firsthand the services of Assured Assisted Living and how we may meet your family’s unique needs.
Francis LeGasse Jr, CDP is on call to assist you and your loved one at: (303) 814-2688
Secured Memory Care Homes vs. Non-secured Assisted Living Facilities
First of all, many families will say that their loved one is not at risk for wandering and as such do not need a secured environment. They also believe that mixing resident populations will somehow improve their loved one’s memory by socializing with alert, cognitive residents.
This is a myth and in fact can cause more confusion, anxiety and even increased behavior issues for the memory impaired resident. Sometimes even a simple problem like a memory impaired resident repeating a question over and over to an alert, cognitive resident can eventually escalate to frustration, anger and isolation between the residents. The staff in regular assisted living facilities have only the basic skills for working with a resident with dementia, so they are not properly trained in using behavior management techniques such as redirection or diversion.
Another issue in mixing the type of residents is the activity programming. Residents who do not have dementia will want to watch regular TV programs such as “Soap Operas”, daytime talk shows, the news, etc., that will just cause more confusion to the resident with dementia. This is just “Noise” to the dementia resident that could lead to increased anxiety or behavior outbursts, which in turn is often times controlled by unnecessary anti-anxiety or behavior medications for the dementia resident.
It’s not really fair for any of the residents, as the cognitive residents have the right to set their own activity programming and the dementia resident needs to be in a calm, structured environment to reduce anxiety and behavior issues. Mixing the two types of residents can be a recipe for problems for the residents and overwhelming to the staff not trained to work with residents with dementia.
So when it comes to needing Secured vs Non-secured it really is about the home being “Dementia Specific” with the programming, staff and environment that is specialized for the care of residents with Memory Issues. The “Secured Door” is only a safety precaution.
Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive disease and you want to ensure that your loved ones will actually be able to “Age in Place” through all stages of the disease. You also want an environment that is a calming, structured environment that is conducive to the dementia resident’s unique needs, especially as the disease progresses.
Contact Us
If you have any questions please give us a call at 303-814-2688 or you may also fill out the form on the left to send us a message and we will follow up with you as soon as possible.
Office Address: 599 Topeka Way Suite #303 Castle Rock, CO 80109
Phone: 303-814-2688
Fax: (303) 814-2689