StoneCreek of Flying Horse Senior Living

StoneCreek of Flying Horse Senior Living is an assisted living, independent living, and memory care community located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Set along The Club at Flying Horse golf course in the mountain-framed Colorado Front Range, the community offers a continuum of care that allows residents to age in place without relocating as their needs change.

Independent living at StoneCreek provides 25 spacious residences with multiple rooms, full kitchens, and private patios for seniors who want to maintain their routines and stay connected while eliminating home maintenance and winter snow removal. Assisted living comprises 73 upscale suites designed for comfort and convenience, with a 24/7 caregiving team on-site offering support with everyday routines while respecting personal preferences and independence. The community's memory care neighborhood, The Cottage, provides 16 purpose-built homelike residences with round-the-clock specialized support for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia.

The community emphasizes purposeful daily engagement through its Passion Program with signature activities and social clubs, as well as the My Wellness program designed to support physical health and holistic well-being. Programming typically features day trips to local destinations like The Broadmoor, Manitou Springs, and Garden of the Gods, along with family nights, live entertainment, veterans' ceremonies, educational seminars, and cultural experiences. Dining is offered in a restaurant dining room, casual bistro café, and coffee lounge with menus designed by the culinary team.

StoneCreek provides on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy through Select Rehabilitation, and offers scheduled transportation to VA clinics, shopping, dining, and entertainment. The community is honored to serve the area's veterans and provides financial concierge support to help families review VA benefits, veterans Aid and Attendance, and long-term care insurance options. A full continuum of care on one campus means care transitions occur without moving or changes in care teams.

The community allows residents in independent and assisted living to keep small dogs and cats in their apartments, with many apartments opening onto landscaped courtyards. Couples can live together at StoneCreek even when one spouse requires a higher level of care, allowing them to share meals and spend time together daily without separation.