Harvard Square Retirement and Senior Living
10200 E Harvard Ave,
Denver, Colorado 80231
4.5
(21 reviews)
$2,600
14221 East Evans Avenue, Aurora, CO 80014
4
(16 reviews)
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Harvard Square Retirement and Senior Living
10200 E Harvard Ave,
Denver, Colorado 80231
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$2,600
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Denver, Colorado 80224
4.2
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$3,295
4
(16 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
4.4
Food
4.3
Activities
4.3
Value
4.3
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1
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February 17, 2023
BEWARE-Really a substandard Assisted living with poor substandard medical services with pathetic unsupervised on site physician assistant working in the facility (no physician on site causing poor outcome) as my loved one was seen by her with clinical evaluation revealed no concerning findings but went to ED with sepsis. Delay in care led to poor outcome.
Ann
5
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October 16, 2022
Garden Plaza of Aurora was a beautiful place. The staff was very nice. I have no complaints. My friend's studio room was beautiful, and clean, with a kitchen area, a refrigerator, a microwave, a sink, a TV, and a bathroom, and it sufficed for all her needs. They had a huge bulletin board with a lot of activities on it. It adequately helped the residents to keep active. They had a beauty salon and a courtyard. The food was great, and the dining area had nice tablecloths. Whenever I was there, it was great food.
Shelly
3
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March 4, 2022
I take care of a lady that is at Garden Plaza here in Aurora. The larger portion is called The Garden Plaza and she's at The Bridge which is their assisted living part. The facility is great and the people are just okay. I just don't think, a lot of times, that they have the patience for their patients. The lady that I take care of, had some dementia, and there have been a couple of times when they've been rude with her. They told her they were not going to take her on the bus anymore, which takes people to their appointments and things like that because she was upset that they were taking her to a different hairdresser, one time. She was agitated because she didn't know where she was going and they got angry with her and just told her to call me if she ever wants a ride, that they were not going to take her anywhere, anymore. That upset me. The director over there is relatively new, his name is Ralph, and I will say that I don't care for him very much. There have been a couple of situations where he hasn't been a very good problem solver and just isn't responsive, many times. The person I take care of was my mom's best friend and my mom was her designated person. My mom passed away so I've inherited her. She's a family friend.
Diane
4
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January 11, 2022
We have moved into Garden Plaza at Aurora. I like that the people are very friendly and seem happy, we get 3 meals a day, everything's bright and cheery, and they have very helpful staff. They also have spacious rooms, they're small but spacious. We've only been here a week and we're still moving, so we haven't participated in their activities. Their New Year's Eve party seemed like a fun one though. We didn't go because we're too tired but it sure sounded like it was fun. They have common spaces, a beauty shop, an exercise room, a library, and card playing. They have a large living room type of area and lots of smaller gathering areas. They have transportation too. We're in independent living.
Carmanz
2
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November 14, 2021
The Independent Living is a beautiful property. The rooms are roomy and updated. Several commented that the food wasn't that good. I noticed two dishes are offered on the menu per meal. Dessert is usually ice cream. Not much variety. The more important concern is the communication. I emailed the Director twice regarding a medical situation for my mother and got no response. The medical emergency info is not kept at the front desk and the receptionists aren't well informed above very basic information. If there was an emergency the front desk is not well prepared.
Lenore
5
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September 19, 2021
We toured Garden Plaza of Aurora. They have security in the bathroom, the bedroom, and the living room. If a senior didn't feel good or whatever, they had that security system set up where you could just pull it, and they'll get help. The other thing is that they will lease month to month, so if you end up not liking it five months from now, you're not waiting for your one-year lease to run out. The other thing is the security items they have in the three rooms. Every morning the resident has to push the button by ten o'clock, and that lets them know that everything's OK. If you don't push the security button, then they'll try to call you. If you don't answer, then they send somebody up to your room. The place was very, very clean. They do housekeeping, they clean the residents apartments once a week, and they change the sheets once a week. So, it sounds pretty good. The room's space is just enough for a bedroom, a bathroom, a living room, and a kitchen combination. That's about it for the one-bedrooms. The dining area looks pretty good. They have tablecloths and three-to-five chairs around the table so that you can mingle if you wish. It looks very good. They have a shuttle to take residents to Black Hawk, I think once a month or once a week, something like that. They also have movies, and we saw people come in and lecture, if you're interested in that. You get tons of stuff like pool tables and game rooms. They have a little bit of everything for the residents to do.
At Garden Plaza of Aurora, we realize that it isn't always easy to enjoy every moment of life when there is yard work and dishes to worry about. So, why do it? For the ultimate in assisted, independent, and retirement living, along with short-term/respite care, consider Garden Plaza in Aurora, Colorado.
With a name like Garden Plaza, as you probably guessed, we’re fond of all things green, and devote ourselves to providing comfortable, amenities-rich services amidst a lush landscape where we are committed to enhancing the environment wherever possible instead of taking from it. Day in, day out, our focus translates into responsible, vibrant communities that feature elegant lifestyles and an enduring peace of mind.
At Garden Plaza in Aurora, you can indulge yourself with exceptional food, rich friendships, and an endless variety of activities, all within easy access. For senior living at its best, our Aurora, Colorado-based community is unparalleled.
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