Assisted Living Communities in Golden, CO

"I been at the Verandas just other day, the administrator and staff are very caring and it feels like a home. I am looking for my Sister place who needed help and support like a family, The Verandas is a good fit and I am moving my Sister. I really appreciate the administrator to come in weekend to accomodate us."

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 visited Serenity House. They have many homes in the metro area, I met with the director, and it's a different concept. They buy up homes in residential neighborhoods, and they fix them so that four or five seniors can live there. I was very impressed. The rooms were nice, definitely clean, some are smaller, some double, and some single. When I was there they were doing group exercises, and they have a physical therapist doing that. They have a TV room, and a common room for quiet activities with books and comfy chairs. The meals were different because the residents can help with like setting the table, and they're generally home-cooked meals. They have a super nice back patio that's fenced in, lovely, and sheltered from the sun."

"We chose Gardens Care Senior Living - Homestead for my mom. It is very homey, very comfortable, and cozy. The staff is extremely friendly, as well as the residents. Her room is very bright and cheerful, and she has a beautiful view of the trees outside. The dining area is very nice and very clean. They do a lot of crafts, tours on Saturdays, trick or treat, and they will have entertainment this afternoon."

"Rocky Mountain is a new, nice, and lovely facility. They were very helpful and showed us around. I liked the location, and my church was close to them. The apartments were very small but had big bathrooms without showers, so people won't fall."

Feeling at ease in assisted living is essential to the happiness of all residents and their families. Many facilities do not take this into account, and their decor gives off a hospital or nursing homes sterile feel. We take great care to ensure that our facilities feel like home. We pay attention to details to ensure that our facilities are thoughtful as well. Thoughtfully selected flowers and shrubbery line the entrance to your loved ones assisted living home in Lakewood, Colorado. Our units are designed to look like a normal suburban neighborhood, where everyone can feel at home. Our attention to detail extends much further than our outside landscaping. Indoors we create beautiful spaces that are specific to your loved ones tastes. Despite all this, we know that our facilitys appearance is not the main reason for choosing assisted living, so we ensure that all our units are safe and accessible as well as homey and comfortable. We run our facilities in a way that celebrates and cares for individual needs. Rather than creating a system where all residents receive the same care, we tailor our program options and care schedules to our residents. Whereas some residents may need more help, others may be largely independent except for the odd chore or outing. No matter your loved ones mobility level and specific needs, we at Rocky Mountain Assisted Living will provide personalized care that supports your loved ones unique wishes. Each room of the home encompasses the personal, warm touches you would create for your family home, but with discrete features that make the property accessible and safe for your loved one. Bathrooms are appointed with all the interior design elements of a carefully decorated home bathroom and equipped with hand rails and accessible toilets, bath tubs, and showers for a seniors changing needs. Our services can evolve as your family members needs change; tailoring our care is an ongoing process.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"My father moved into Lakewood Assisted Living (Reed Street). It's been wonderful. Right now they're just going through some management changes. And so things are just not being done as quickly as they were when he first moved in. His room is okay. It could be a little bit cleaner. But like I said, they're going through some changes with staffing and stuff like that. I know he complains about not having ice. The ice machine hasn't been working. So just little minor things like that. There's no exercise room, but there is a patio in the backyard where they can go and sit. I think they're planting flowers or a garden I think they have back there. He can't get around well. So just having the opportunity to be able to go in the backyard, and they have people there to kind of oversee him so he doesn't fall. They also have a beauty parlor kind of thing where they can go and get their haircut and stuff like that. They have a performer that comes in, they play music, or they watch movies in the big room. He does like listening to music. And I think they even do like book readings and stuff like that. I think the meals are prepared daily. He likes different types of foods. So I think the food's been really good for him there. They're very helpful and they're always there. If I have a question or something, I can always just pick up the phone and call one of them, or even text them. So they're always very responsive. I just think it's a great facility in the sense that it's more of like a home and not a facility."

"My Dad has moved into Gardens Care Senior Living - Majestic View. I liked it because it's a residential home with only 11 residents. There are two caregivers and the caregiver who oversees everything has been there for 16 years. It's a family environment. My dad has a bedroom and a full bath. I love their house manager and primary caretaker, and I like most of the staff. There's one person that's okay. They have meals and snacks, and activities. Everything is included. They have really good food, compared to most of the places. For activities, they do cross and have discussions. They also do devotions and Bible study, and they go for a walk."

"Lakewood Reserve was a very nice facility. It was newly remodeled. I felt like it was too far from where I wanted my mom to be. I thought that the person who gave me the tour was great. She was knowledgeable. I liked that every day they would have, like a sample plate for every meal that they would make so that the residents could look at it and go, oh, yeah, I want the egg and the sausage, or I want the egg in the sausage in the toast. And they made like three different plates up. So you had three different variations of what that could look like. I liked the person who was taking the tour, although she was new, she knew people's names. She was like hey, Marcia. We were walking through and she was like oh, hey, Peggy, do you mind if we peek our head into your room? And we were able to look into what a furnished apartment looked like. And the person was affable to allow us to look into her place. They seemed to have a lot of activities. They had, like, this kind of, heightened service to serving people who were in the military and had a military wall. And the person who was in the front who welcomed us, she seemed to know everybody who was going in and out, and it seemed very welcoming and very comfortable. It had recently been renovated so a lot of the spaces were newly painted and newly decorated. And she's been great with follow-up and checking in to see how we were doing. They also looked to see if their facility could accept my mom's medication. And they also were willing to come and do an evaluation on my mom to see whether or not the facility would make sense for her."

"After living in two other facilities, we had a loved one live at this Jaxpointe Arvada location and we were more than thrilled with the decision. We had such a sense of peace knowing that she was well taken care of. Something that we never felt at other facilities was the caring and love that she received at Jaxpointe. We enjoyed getting to know the caregivers and they knew a lot about our mom and they were able to help educate us about what was happening as she advanced more. At the end of her life, we as a family were also greeted with hugs and love. The house is very clean and the food is amazing. While it is a difficult process to see your loved one who has Alzheimer's progress, this is the best place for them to live and be loved."

"Arbor View Senior Living was very aesthetically pleasing. During my visit at their assisted living, I looked at a number of different rooms, but I was looking primarily for a one-bedroom for my parents. I thought that the rooms seemed nice. The staff was very helpful. I had lunch there and the food was quite good. For activities, they were offering crafts and exercise classes. The residents are also able to sign up and go on field trips."

ARVADA TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY ASSISTED LIVING When your family needs an Arvada traumatic brain injury assisted living, consider Assured Senior Living. We offer an ideally located home environment specially designed to meet the social, physical, and emotional needs of those who want independence, but require support. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE AMENITIES WE OFFER: 24/7 awake staff Housekeeping Laundry services Medication administration and oversight Preparation of three meals each day Assistance with bathing and dressing when needed Our day-to-day philosophy and practices include Giving a sense of purpose Providing adult-appropriate activities Focusing on the process, not the result Bringing joy to the day Encouraging residents to use their skills At our enhanced assisted living home, your loved one will receive the benefit of a routine thats dependable as well as enjoyable. Our expert staff members offer residents the right amount of flexibility to meet changing day-to-day needs.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison

"The tour at Brookdale Arvada was great. It was very close. It was probably about 2 or 3 miles away. It was smaller, so there were fewer residents and fewer rooms. So it seemed like it would be more of a neighborhood feel like even when I went, there weren't a lot of residents that were around, because they were all at cooking class. It was very clean, they had a note on a changeable board, and when I got there, it said Welcome Anthea! That was kind of nice to see. They had nice rooms, and my mom would have been able to afford some of the smaller size rooms, but I liked that everybody took their meals in the dining hall. They take everybody down to the dining hall. They were kind of like, we want to encourage our guests to connect and remain connected. I also liked that facility because it was a little bit closer to nurse-assisted. They had nurses and doctors who were on duty. So, that was kind of getting closer to what I think my mom would need. They supply the appliances in the apartment. They have smaller fridges and a microwave."

"I moved my dad here. They're great. They're on it about toileting my dad, and the rooms are really big. The food is great. He's happy. The staff is very caring. They're calling me thinking he has a UTI and already calling a doctor and so they're on it. It just kind of looks like a big apartment complex."