Broomfield, Colorado, is a suburb of Denver, in the northwest part of the metro area. It’s nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, ideal for nature lovers to hike, ski or enjoy the crisp mountain air. With more than 8,000 acres of open public space and 280 miles of walking and biking trails, active seniors have plenty of options for outdoor fun. The 1st Bank Center is a popular location for plays, musicals, and concerts. Broomfield’s senior population is about 14% of its 74,000 residents, and many may be looking at their long-term care choices, including assisted living.
Assisted living communities, which average $5,100Â per month in Broomfield, offer seniors apartment-style living with personal care available around the clock. Meals are included, plus maintenance and light housekeeping and linen services, removing many of the burdens of homeownership. These communities often have different amenities for seniors, including pools, scheduled social activities, fitness centers and a library.
This guide covers the cost of senior care, including assisted living, plus some features of the Broomfield community that seniors should consider about living here. At the end are free resources for seniors and their families.