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Palisade, CO 81526
The Retreat at Palisade is a privately owned assisted living community in Palisade, CO. Situated in the heart of a scenic wine-country, here you will find a caring, gentle atmosphere where residents and staff work together to form a community that is sound and uplifting for all. The Palisade campus has three buildings each with their own dining area, common area, kitchen, and residence hall. The Retreat at Palisade offers:
- Private and Semi-Private Rooms
- Walk-in Showers
- Views of the Grand Mesa and Bookcliffs
- Three Meals a Day and Snacks
- Onsite Laundry Service
- Onsite Recreations Coordinator and Activities
- Transportation to Shopping and Special Events
- Medication Administration and Management
- A true HOME for each and every resident
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