Aspen Leaf Assisted Living houses 16 residents on Pawnee Avenue in Flagler, Colorado, a Kit Carson County town on the Eastern Plains, and runs on private pay.
- Assisted Living Only
- 16-Bed Home
- Private Pay Only
Why Families Choose Aspen Leaf Assisted Living
- One house on Colorado's Eastern Plains, home to all 16 residents
- Assisted living starts at $5,500 a month
- Sits in Flagler, Kit Carson County, right along Interstate 70
- Owned locally, with no national chain or corporate office involved
- Same caregiving team looks after all 16 residents day to day
About Aspen Leaf Assisted Living
Aspen Leaf Assisted Living occupies a house on Pawnee Avenue in Flagler, Colorado — a small Eastern Plains town in Kit Carson County that sits along Interstate 70 — and holds 16 residents. Flagler and the county around it count only a few thousand people, and Aspen Leaf gives those families an option to keep a parent nearby rather than sending them an hour or more away to a larger town for care. Staff here help with the daily pieces of assisted living — bathing, getting dressed, keeping track of medications, moving safely from room to room — and step in more or less depending on how a resident is doing on a given day.
Aspen Leaf's license covers assisted living alone, so there's no memory care unit and no independent living option here. Meals are made in a home kitchen instead of a commercial-scale food service, and residents generally sit down together at shared tables before moving into the common areas for the rest of the day. Housekeeping and laundry happen weekly, which keeps the caregiving staff focused on hands-on support instead of chores.
Because only 16 people live here, caregivers tend to notice quickly if someone's appetite or mood shifts. This home suits an Eastern Plains family who would rather keep a parent inside Kit Carson County than move them to Denver, Colorado Springs, or another metro area. Families touring Aspen Leaf often want a setting where a resident isn't one of dozens under a single caregiver's watch. It won't work for a household that needs memory care specifically or one that relies on Medicaid, since Aspen Leaf bills privately and sticks to assisted living only.
Flagler lies on Interstate 70 between Limon and Burlington. Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital, in Burlington, is the closest full-service hospital, about a half hour east of town. Flagler itself has everyday groceries and a few restaurants; Burlington's larger stores sit further down the interstate for anything the town doesn't stock. There's no outside company directing things here — a local owner runs Aspen Leaf as its only property, which keeps decisions rooted in Flagler instead of a distant corporate office.
Most families choose Aspen Leaf because staying close to home matters more to them than the longer amenity lists at bigger senior living buildings in Denver or Colorado Springs.
Environment
Aspen Leaf occupies a house on Pawnee Avenue in Flagler, a small Eastern Plains town in Kit Carson County along Interstate 70, with space for 16 residents. Instead of separate wings, residents share one common front room and kitchen, giving the place a household feel.
Services
Care covers bathing, dressing, medication schedules, and getting around the house safely, with staff stepping in more or less depending on how someone is doing week to week. Aspen Leaf holds a single assisted living license, so there's no memory care program and no independent living wing.
Resident Experience
Meals are made in a home-style kitchen, and residents usually sit down together at shared tables before spending afternoons in the common areas. With a small, steady caregiving team, a shift in someone's mood or appetite tends to get noticed within a day or two.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Christie Garcia for the latest figures.
Christie Garcia
Local Senior Advisor, Colorado
Advisor Insight on
Aspen Leaf Assisted Living
This setting suits a Kit Carson County household weighing daily closeness to caregivers against a shorter amenity list than larger communities offer. Budget and the likelihood of eventually needing memory care are typically the deciding factors families weigh here.
Amenities & Services
Review Highlights
What People Like
- Locally owned, single-property home with no corporate chain involved
- Same small caregiving team looks after all 16 residents day to day
- Home-cooked meals served at shared tables
- Overnight staff on site for round-the-clock support
Things to consider
- Assisted living focus
- Private-pay community
Based on a small number of reviews — patterns may shift as more families share feedback.
Reviews from Google
My dad lived at Aspen Leaf Assisted Living for six years. Kathy and Dan went above and beyond to make him comfortable and take care of his ever increasing needs. The delicious meals, interesting activities, and the feeling of home is why I highly recommend Aspen Leaf for you or…
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Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Flagler, CO.
| Compared | Aspen Leaf Assisted LivingFlagler, CO 5.0 (2) | Aspen Leaf Assisted Living - FlaglerFlagler, CO· 0.0 mi 5.0 (2) | Lincoln Park Living CenterHugo, CO· 24.3 mi No Google rating yet |
|---|---|---|---|
Starting price | $5500/mo | $5500/mo | $5500/mo |
Care types | Assisted Living | Assisted Living | Assisted Living |
Total beds | 16 | 16 | 12 |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | No | No | No |
Housing type | Residential | Residential | Residential |
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Aspen Leaf Assisted Living
Flagler, CO
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 16
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Aspen Leaf Assisted Living - Flagler
Flagler, CO· 0.0 mi
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 16
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Lincoln Park Living Center
Hugo, CO· 24.3 mi
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 12
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Location
419 Pawnee, Flagler, CO 80815
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital sits in Burlington, roughly a half hour east of Flagler on Interstate 70, and is the nearest full-service hospital for the area.
- Dining:Flagler has a small handful of local restaurants for everyday meals, while a wider range of dining options is available in Burlington to the east.
- Shopping:Flagler covers everyday grocery needs, and Burlington's larger retail stores are the go-to spot for anything the town itself doesn't carry.
A quiet residential street in Flagler, a small Eastern Plains town in Kit Carson County situated along Interstate 70.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of care does Aspen Leaf Assisted Living provide?
Aspen Leaf focuses on assisted living: help with bathing, dressing, medication schedules, and getting around the home safely. Memory care and independent living aren't offered here.
How much does Aspen Leaf Assisted Living cost each month?
Monthly pricing for assisted living starts at $5,500, and a senior advisor can walk through current rates for any specific care level needed.
Does Aspen Leaf Assisted Living work with Medicaid?
No. Aspen Leaf operates on private pay only, so Medicaid does not apply toward monthly costs here.
Where is Aspen Leaf Assisted Living located?
Aspen Leaf sits at 419 Pawnee Avenue in Flagler, Colorado, a Kit Carson County town on Interstate 70 between Limon and Burlington.
How many people call Aspen Leaf Assisted Living home?
The home is licensed for 16 residents, a size that keeps the caregiving team familiar with everyone living there.
What can residents expect at mealtimes at Aspen Leaf Assisted Living?
Meals come out of a home-style kitchen and are usually served at shared tables, with dietary needs handled directly between residents and staff.
What activities happen at Aspen Leaf Assisted Living?
Afternoons are typically spent together in the common areas, with small-group activities woven into the household's regular routine.
Is there room for a resident's pet at Aspen Leaf Assisted Living?
Not currently — Aspen Leaf hasn't set up an arrangement for resident pets like cats or dogs.
How do I schedule a tour of Aspen Leaf Assisted Living?
A message sent from this page typically reaches a senior advisor, who calls back within a business day to set up a visit and answer pricing questions.
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