Belmont Senior Care

Forty-nine residents call Belmont Senior Care home on Douglas Court in Pueblo, a residential-style community built around two distinct levels of care under one roof. The broader household receives assisted living, while a dedicated 10-bed memory care household serves residents living with dementia in a smaller, more contained group set apart within the larger community. Daily support for the assisted living side covers medication management, personal hygiene, and the physical assistance many residents need throughout the day, while the ten-person memory care household keeps its own smaller group together for a more focused, closely supervised setting.

Because that memory care group tops out at 10, staff can track routines and behaviors more closely than a larger, mixed setting typically allows. Belmont Senior Care also offers respite stays, giving families a short-term option when a primary caregiver needs a break or time away. Belmont Senior Care sits outside the Medicaid network, funding both households privately, and pets haven't found a place in the policy yet, details worth weighing early when comparing options across Pueblo.

Even with 49 residents total, the residential-style setting keeps the building's feel closer to a large home than an institutional campus. A household weighing a genuinely dedicated memory care group within a larger assisted living community, rather than a fully separate memory care building, often finds that combination appealing here, since both care levels stay reachable without a second address change.

The respite option adds flexibility for families not yet ready to commit to a permanent placement. Douglas Court sits near Pueblo's hospital corridor, putting Parkview Medical Center and Saint Mary-Corwin Medical Center both within easy driving distance, and everyday shopping and dining in central Pueblo aren't far off for family visiting. Belmont Senior Care pairs a 49-resident assisted living community with a genuinely dedicated 10-bed memory care household and the added option of respite care, giving families more than one way to use the community depending on where a loved one is in their care journey.