To This Point; Redefining the Path

After TBI, what you knew to this point may feel distant. You’re not alone as you discover what’s next.

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The Only Home for TBI Survivors in NoCo.
Adeo is Northern Colorado’s exclusive community offering housing and support for adults with brain injuries.

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From All Over—Rooted in Colorado.

Our residents must call Colorado home, but their journeys bring them from across the USA.

A Community That Truly Gets It.

Surrounded by fellow TBI survivors, our residents build real connections and receive specialized support. On average, residents make Adeo their home for 12.6 years—a true testament to the sense of belonging and care found here.‍ ‍

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Home for the long term.

Millions of Americans live with disabilities caused by brain injuries, underscoring the importance of long-term care and housing solutions.

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A man with a brain injury enjoys a trip to the National park.
A man with a brain injury in the resident kitchen at 2730 making a pie
a man with a brain injury on a day trip to a farm

Adeo is Northern Colorado’s only residential facility entirely dedicated to comprehensive, specialized care for survivors of brain injury. For 49 years, we’ve offered care and support. We also provide a true sense of home to survivors. Our community has 50 private apartments. Here, residents enjoy a personal environment where they can thrive at their chosen level of independence. What makes Adeo special is the compassion we show to each person. After a brain injury, life changes in many ways. Our name, Adeo, means “to this point.” We honor everyone’s journey and the new path ahead. Here, survivors and families know they’re not alone. They can adapt to new challenges.

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