My dad lived at Aspen Leaf Assisted Living for six years. Kathy and Dan went above and beyond to make him comfortable and take care of his ever incre…
Aspen Leaf — Flagler • Flagler, CO
Assisted Living in Flagler, Colorado
419 Pawnee Ave, Flagler, CO 80815
About Aspen Leaf — Flagler
A neighborhood home in the heart of Flagler.
Aspen Leaf Assisted Living Residence — Flagler is a trusted assisted living community where residents are cared for like family. Set on Pawnee Avenue in a quiet Eastern Plains town just off the I-70 corridor, the Flagler home is peaceful and close-knit — and easy for you to reach from anywhere in the region.
Residents live in a welcoming, home-like environment with a choice of private and semi-private rooms. It's senior care that feels like a real home — familiar faces, personal attention, and the unhurried rhythm of small-town life.
Our Flagler home is led by an administrator with more than 20 years of experience in senior care, guiding a compassionate team devoted to helping every resident feel valued, comfortable, and at home.

What's Included
- 24/7 staff on-site
- QMAP medication management
- Home-cooked meals, served family-style
- Personal care: bathing, dressing, grooming
- Daily housekeeping & laundry
- Aromatherapy & sensory programs
- On-call nurse oversight from our owner
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Amenities and payment options at Aspen Leaf — Flagler
Comforts & Amenities
- Private rooms
- Semi-private rooms
- Home-like residential setting
- Quiet Pawnee Avenue location, just off I-70
Payment Options Accepted
- Medicaid
- Long-Term Care insurance
- VA benefits
- Private pay
Not sure what your family qualifies for? We're happy to walk you through your options — schedule a visit and we'll help.
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We can tell you how special our Flagler home is — but the best way is to see it for yourself.
What families say about our Flagler home
Questions families ask about our Flagler home
Straight answers from Parul Darji, RN — our owner and administrator.
More questions? See all frequently asked questions →
“It's probably too early for us to be calling.”
It usually isn't. Most families we talk to wish they'd started six months sooner — not because they were ready to move, but because knowing the options took the panic out of the decision when it did come.
What happens at 2am, when you're two hours away
Someone is awake in the house all night — not on call, awake. Staff check on every resident at least every two hours, more often when someone needs it, and each resident has an emergency pendant within reach.
Ready to visit?
A tour takes about 30 minutes and tells you everything you need to know.
