Wind Crest

I came from an agency to do 1-on-1 care with a resident, and I was so badly mistreated by the staff and had accusations made by me saying that I was stealing from the kitchen, stealing the resident’s food. I was then reported to my agency by the memory care Director , and accused of stuff I didn’t do without question causing me to have to resign from my job. I was also bullied and harassed throughout my shift here by the CNA’s and the memory care unit . As well as being assaulted by one of the residents and not having an incident report made until 24 hours later. I would not recommend working here at all !

Windcrest has an amazing community. From the residents to the staff, everyone I’ve met is friendly; the staff is kind and professional. It makes coming here lovely. The staff interactions with the residents is always so compassionate. It truly is uplifting to know that seniors get such quality care at Windcrest.

12k a month for 1 person assisted living and no one comes to assist the elderly on a bathroom break for hours!!! Family members have to drive hours to provide that good, timely, proper care. 400 per day! Don’t even bother referencing Craig Erickson. He doesn’t return family calls nor local news agency calls. Well, not anymore!! You’ve been reported and under investigation! I strongly believe Weiser and Polis will be shutting your doors down real soon.

A warning to anyone researching senior living (and Windcrest) with a loved one with middle/late stage and advancing dementia. My parents just moved here and from the time they were told an apartment was available to the time they moved in, my father’s dementia progression advanced rather quickly. Windcrest advertises “memory care” which is why they chose to move here. However this is not for middle to late stage dementia - their memory care is essentially assisted living, for cases of earlier stages of dementia, for people who can do most ADLs on their own. My father did not qualify for memory care and now is in their skilled nursing, which is extremely expensive and STILL not getting the care he needs (24/7 which in addition is out of pocket for us). This is not the place for your progressing dementia parent/loved one. Please research facilities for middle/late stage dementia and care levels thoroughly, EVEN if your loved one is early in the stages - they will eventually be severe and need more assistance than most places can provide legally in Colorado. Please do deeper research into memory care facilities in Colorado, especially Windcrest. The sales people are NOT upfront about this. One positive is that the in home health care company at Windcrest is very supportive and compassionate and their caregivers have been wonderful and professional. (However at times their availability is limited. They will try to find an outside company if needed.)