ASPIN WALL RESIDENTIAL ASSISTED LIVING LLC
- Phone: (303) 351-3791
- Licensed beds: 10
- Medicaid (ACF): Yes — Medicaid (ACF) certified
- Secured memory-care unit: No (per CDPHE licensing records)
- License type: ALR/ACF
- Licensed since: Feb 2018
- Operating status: Active
Inspection record
◔ POTENTIAL FOR HARM CITED (LEVEL A–B)
The state cited at least one Level A or B deficiency in the last 24 months. Colorado defines those as a potential for harm rather than harm that occurred. Many are procedural. Read the report and ask what changed.
Survey history
Every state survey on record for this residence since July 2023, most recent first. The label above reflects the most serious Level cited in the last 24 months — this table is the whole record, so you can see which way it is going.
| Survey | Type | Cited |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2026 | Revisit: Licensure (Re-licensure); Revisit: State Certification (Re-certification) Follow-up only — no full survey that day | 8 at Level B |
| Nov 2025 | Licensure (Re-licensure); State Certification (Re-certification) | 8 at Level B |
| Jan 2024 outside the 24-month window | Revisit: CHOW and Licensure (Re-licensure) (Combined); Revisit: Licensure Complaint Follow-up only — no full survey that day | 6 at Level B |
| Jul 2023 outside the 24-month window | Licensure Complaint; Revisit: CHOW and Licensure (Re-licensure) (Combined); Revisit: State Certification (Re-certification); State Certification Complaint | 10 at Level B |
Survey types are the state’s own wording; one date can combine several. A follow-up (the state writes “Revisit”) re-checks whether earlier findings were corrected, so it covers less ground than a full survey — which is why a clean follow-up alone never earns a clean record here. Counts are deficiencies cited at each severity Level; read the methodology page for what the Levels mean, and ask the residence for the reports themselves.
Ask on your tour
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Do you have a secured memory-care unit — and how many of your licensed beds are inside it?
Colorado’s public facility roster records a residence’s total licensed beds, but not whether any of them sit in a secured dementia unit. There is no way to know this from the outside.
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How many staff are awake and on the floor overnight, for how many residents?
No public dataset carries staffing ratios by shift.
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What happens when a resident tries to leave? Walk me through the last time it happened.
Door security and wander-response protocols are not part of the public record.
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Which of your staff have completed dementia-specific training under SB 22-079, and how would I verify that?
Colorado requires this training but does not track or publish compliance — asking is the only way to find out.
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May I see your most recent state inspection report, including anything the state cited you for?
Inspection reports are public but sit behind CDPHE’s Find & Compare lookup one facility at a time. A residence that hands you its own report without being pushed is telling you something.