Life, Elevated
Discover Meaningful Supportive Living at Adeo Colorado
Adeo is the only provider in Northern Colorado.
Across the county, individuals with traumatic brain injuries are waiting for residential services, emphasizing the urgent need for more housing like 2730 at Adeo and Stephens Farms.
23,000 people in Colorado suffer from TBIs each annually.
Every year, thousands of people in Colorado sustain traumatic brain injuries, highlighting the critical need for specialized support services.
5.3 million people in America are living with a TBI.
Millions of Americans live with disabilities caused by brain injuries, underscoring the importance of long-term care and housing solutions.
Come home to Adeo
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Through providing a place to call home, Adeo offers comprehensive support for major life activities for individuals living with the lasting effects of a brain injury. This includes not only housing but also services that promote wellness, opportunities for connection, and avenues for joy.
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Individuals with brain injuries are leading connected and interdependent lives.
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To support people with brain injuries and their families by providing services tailored to meet individual needs.
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Medication administration, management, and oversight.
Nutritious and delicious meals prepared daily on-site.
Wellness activities such as yoga, music therapy, and meditation.
Around-the-clock staff trained in supportive care.
Transportation to appointments and outings.
Assistance with activities of daily living.
Support for independent living skills.
A full calendar of engaging programs and activities.
Regular social events, including holiday dinners and summer barbecues.
Gaming and leisure options, featuring gaming computers, pool and ping pong tables, a library, and craft rooms.
Opportunities for health support and socialization.
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Person Centeredness – Our services are tailored to meet individual needs. We believe that the most important thing we can do is listen to the person we are working with and let them tell us what they want.
Community Connections/Engagement – We believe that the quality of a person’s life is predicated on their having relationships with others, especially people who are not paid to be there. Therefore, we work very hard at connecting the people we serve to places, events and people in the larger community.
Partnerships/Collaboration – We do not strive to be all things to all people. Therefore, we invest in partnerships. Some partnerships seem obvious and inevitable. Others take a little more creativity to pull off! In addition to partnering with governmental and healthcare organizations, we have a reputation for being a premier internship site for students at AIMS Community College and the University of Northern Colorado. Other partners include the Aging and Disability Resource Coalition as well as other agencies who provide the same services that we do.
Reliability/Consistency – We work very hard at making sure that our services are consistently high in quality. Investment in training is a high priority and our staffing model is one of slight overstaffing in order to provide continuity of services to residents amid the constant ebb and flow of staff absences due to illness or vacation. We have a committed team of staff who are focused on continuous quality improvement.
