Assisted Living Communities in Boulder, CO

"Atria Longmont was a lot smaller than other places I’d seen, but I didn’t mind that; I thought it was OK. It was clean and new. I was a little bit concerned about my dad finding other men to socialize with. There didn’t seem to be very many men there at dinner time when I looked because it is a small population, but just from what I saw, I liked it. The staff seemed fine; I didn’t have any impressions. "

"We have found a facility for my mother. She ended up at the assisted living facility of Hover Community (Beatrice Home Assisted Living). They actually have independent living, assisted living, and a nursing home. This facility is actually an old farm that they converted into a senior facility. It is in a beautiful wooded area. I think the director there has a really unique ability to judge the people who have all been good to my mom. Like most of the facilities, sometimes they're short-handed; however, we are confident with this facility. We feel like it is probably the best one we can get for my mom, and we feel good about it. I think this facility, from top to bottom, is a five. The people there are just lovely. They have three full meals a day cooked for their residents. They have most of the activities. They have bingo and little tea parties. They pretty much have the same things I think in most places. They also have a bus that would take people shopping. "

Our philosophy of service at The Gallery at Vista Ridge in Broomfield, Colorado is that Independent & Assisted Living encourages an active and free senior lifestyle that supports residents' privacy and dignity. Our senior apartments have been designed to be the largest and most spacious in the area. We are prepared to provide Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Respite services. Our community environment is designed to be rich in daily activities, with all-day restaurant-style dining, graciously appointed interiors and apartment styles. Our Senior Housing and Assisted Living environment provide full-service senior living with resort-style amenities in the heart of Broomfield, serving the surrounding communities. We cant wait for you to see for yourself! If you or your loved one is looking for a safe place to call home that also offers resort-style amenities, Broomfield may be the perfect fit. Coming Spring 2023, reach out now to be the first to hear about available apartments!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

At Cadence Broomfield, we believe in embracing the vibrant essence of life at every stage. Whether you seek the freedom of Independent Living, the support of Assisted Living or the specialized care of Memory Care, our exceptional senior living options are carefully tailored to suit your unique needs. Conveniently close to popular shopping and dining, local parks, restaurants and captivating attractions, youll have easy access to the very best our community has to offer. Join a vibrant community filled with top amenities and engaging activities that ignite your passions. Cadence Broomfield is committed to providing a unique and flexible approach to senior living that values your independence while providing exceptional care in a comfortable environment. Our mission is to inspire you to live your best life, surrounded by the care and support you need to thrive. We offer a variety of options for residents and their families, and 24-hour monitoring for those who require additional assistance.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

Quaker Acres is a 5000 sq foot modern farmhouse-styled home located in the heart of a small west Arvada neighborhood. The area boasts of horse properties and large lots. Quaker Acres maximizes outdoor living with a massive back deck, patio and welcoming front patio courtyard. The 10 private bedrooms have a variety of french doors, powdered bathrooms or full bathrooms for seniors to enjoy. Of course, the Gardens Care Way includes specializing care needs and activities for our seniors.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"I chose Keystone Place at Legacy Ridge because of the caregivers. The entire staff are so friendly and so cheerful and that made a huge difference for my mom. The rooms are very large and just right for the price. I think they need to improve the quality of their food and its selection. "

"Brookdale Longmont is pretty good. They have good food and all kinds of activities for the residents. They have games, bingo, people come in to talk about different subjects, and ice cream socials and barbecues. The staff has been very helpful; every time they ask them to do something, they get right on it. They also take care of my aunt's medication. They have been very welcoming whenever my husband and I come in to participate in things also. I also think it's nice that they are dog-friendly since my aunt has a dog."

"We have a friend who lives in MorningStar Senior Living of Arvada. We visited her, and she took us around. It was really lovely. I would say that would be my favorite. They have an indoor pool, which is a nice feature. They really have a lot of spaces where you can do different kinds of activities and or have small parties of your own. Outside of your apartment, there are a lot of spaces where people can gather. Our friend was very happy there. They have a lovely terrace looking over the mountains. They have integrated assisted and independent living. Basically, assisted living apartments are closer to the elevator, so people don't have to go so far. The independent are farther away from the elevators, so people would have to walk farther. They have to be more mobile. That way of organizing is nice because it isn't that stark, like it's a different building, they have integrated activities for assisted and independent living, but I think they have separate dining halls for the two. Our friend really praised the food. They have a Jacuzzi as well. It was really nice because in the winter time if you go swimming, you don't have to go outside with wet hair. It's a really nice feature there, and it is probably why they're quite expensive. They don't really have a courtyard on the ground floor, but they have this nice space upstairs where they have planted plants outside on the roof. There is a space like that outside. Ground floor was mostly parking, and they have some garages. They had a full kitchen, and they had in-apartment laundry."

"My grandmother is a resident at the Sterling House in Arvada, Colorado. While she enjoys the activities that are provided to the residents, such as children groups coming to sing to them or other musicians of sorts, she thinks that her room is too small. She also does not like the large loudspeaker in the room that awakes residents early in the morning. I think that she enjoys the meals there, but many of the residents clearly suffer from dementia or some other type of memory loss. Unfortunately, my grandmother is only at this facility because of her physical health; her mental health is fine. This makes it difficult for her to have meaningful conversations with her residents. On a final note, the staff has always been helpful and welcoming. "

"I toured Gardens Care Senior Living - Majestic View for my mother. The residents were more active and social, and that is what I'm looking for. Unfortunately, they do not have openings right now. The facility was very nice. You can have a private room, a semi-private room, or a shared room. The staff who assisted me with the tour was very nice and very informative. He was wonderful. They had a courtyard. It was a residential home with bedrooms and a shared kitchen, a shared dining room, and a shared living space."

"My wife is staying in Arbor View Senior Living. She's happy where she's at now. It's pretty nice. She likes it. She's got some neighbors she hangs out with and they do daily activities. She's pretty happy there. It's a step-up facility. Right now, she's just assisted living, but if things get to where she needs help, they have different areas of the home that you can step up to and get more definitive care. She still cleans her own apartment, but they have maid facilities that come by and ask you if you need some help and they'll come in and vacuum and do dishes and things like that. She doesn't need that yet. As time goes on and she deteriorates, they'll step up her care. She kind of likes to be alone and they are feeling it out to see how much interaction she wants, so she's playing it by ear right now."

"I toured Northglenn Heights Assisted Living & Memory Care. I liked that the rooms were more spacious than some of the other ones that I toured. It felt a little bit more independent still versus sharing a small room with someone who was just divided by a curtain. I like the options that they have available as far as dining. They included three meals a day. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and the cleanliness seemed great."

"Crossroads seemed like a pretty nice place, but it was a little more expensive. I did know 2 residents there that I visited in the last 2 years, and I resupply refreshments there. I do not have anything negative to say. Everything looked clean and nice. They've got a physical therapy room. "

"It seemed that the rooms at San Marino Community were real nice. The place is real clean. They were updating the units as they went along if they needed new tile or new carpet. It was kept up real nice and looked well-maintained. The 1-bedroom unit was in good shape and it seemed to be roomy enough. They had all the usual safety features, the pull cord, and plenty of room in the bathroom. They had card night for people to play cards. They had a little movie theater. They had movie night, plus the bus. They had little trips here and there. The staff seemed very friendly. A couple of them said hi as we went by. The only drawback for us would have been that they do not handle Medicaid patients, so if they got Medicaid, they would have to move. "