An Arapahoe County home care facility is under an active law enforcement investigation, and several residents have already been moved out while deputies take a closer look.
The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office confirms it has opened a probe into concerns at All Saints Home Care, located in the county’s unincorporated area, and says it is working with the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office as the case unfolds. Families, legal guardians, former residents, and anyone else with information are being urged to come forward.
What the sheriff's office is telling the public
In a Facebook update, the sheriff’s office describes the investigation as active and confirms that several residents have been relocated and are “receiving care elsewhere,” according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office. The post names Investigator Robyn Abrams as the contact for the case and lists a phone number, 720-874-4043, along with an email address, [email protected], for anyone with tips or concerns.
Where to report concerns beyond tips
Outside of criminal tips to sheriff’s investigators, complaints about home care agencies and hospice facilities are handled by state health regulators. The Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment runs a complaint intake line and an online form for those reports, per the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment. The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office Public Affairs page also lists media and public-contact options for anyone seeking follow-up or clarification from the sheriff’s staff.
Legal context and partnership
The sheriff’s office notes it is working in partnership with the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, which has jurisdiction over Arapahoe County and would handle any criminal prosecution that might result, according to the Colorado Judicial Branch. The sheriff’s post also underscores a key legal point that “all individuals involved in this investigation are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.”
What families and former residents should know
Families who suspect a loved one may have been affected are encouraged to use the investigator contact information provided by the sheriff’s office or to file a complaint with state health regulators through CDPHE’s complaint intake process. If you believe there has been abuse or neglect, Adult Protective Services can be contacted for county-level assistance and referrals, per Colorado Adult Protective Services. The sheriff’s office says the investigation remains active and indicates that further updates may be coming.
