Proposed homepage for bethesdaseniorliving.com
Back to the website planFaith-based · Not-for-profit · Since 1959
One Bethesda website for every community we serve. Families still meet Hickory Villa, LifeStream, Autumn View, Broadmoor Court, and the Gardens by name — each with a clear address of its own.
Living options
Garden homes, independent living, assisted living, and memory care — and 55+ apartment living where a campus offers it. Each community page shows only the care that campus actually provides.
A private home on campus, with the community close at hand.
A private apartment, meals, and a full social calendar.
Daily support, privacy, and neighbors who become friends.
Secure apartments and BLOOM programming, built around the person.
Maintenance-free living for younger seniors who want community nearby.
Our communities
Choose a state, then the community. Two campuses in the same city each keep their own page — Broadmoor Court and ViewPointe, Bethesda Gardens Phoenix and LifeStream at North Phoenix, Springfield’s three buildings.
Monument, Colorado
Assisted living · Memory care
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Assisted living
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Independent · Assisted · Memory care
Fort Collins, Colorado
Assisted living · Memory care
Loveland, Colorado
Assisted living · Memory care
Thornton, Colorado
Assisted living · Memory care
Kearney, Nebraska
Assisted living
Omaha, Nebraska
Assisted living
Ellisville, Missouri
Assisted living · Memory care
Creve Coeur, Missouri
Assisted living · Memory care
Springfield, Missouri
Three campuses: Sunset, Edgewood, Nettleton
Kansas City, Missouri
Assisted living · Memory care
Arlington, Texas
Assisted living
Carrollton, Texas
Assisted living · Memory care
Fort Worth, Texas
Assisted living · Memory care · Two buildings
Frisco, Texas
Assisted living
Phoenix, Arizona
Assisted living · Memory care
Phoenix, Arizona
Garden homes
Glendale, Arizona
Independent living
Sun City, Arizona
Independent living · Garden homes
Why Bethesda
We respect every spiritual background. Faith-based, for us, is a way of serving: relational, not transactional. Teams stay. Residents are known by name.
Business for benevolence means the work is for residents and the towns around them. Value stays in the community, not with shareholders.
LifeStream, Autumn View, Hickory Villa, Broadmoor Court, and the Gardens keep their character. They simply live together on one website families can trust.
BLOOM by Bethesda is built around five wellness petals: purpose, dignity, and days that still have texture. Families find it on the community pages that offer memory care — not as a separate brand to hunt down.
For families
A single resource library and blog for the whole organization — so a checklist, a cost guide, or a story is easy to share, and easy to find again.
Tour forms, chat, and call tracking stay. Each community keeps one public phone number on the page, in Google, and on Maps.
Call (719) 481-010015475 Gleneagle Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
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