Longmont, Colorado, is a college town just a short distance from Boulder and Denver, with a relaxed suburban feel and vibrant lifestyle that appeals to retired residents. Seniors who live here are close to world-class medical care, outdoor recreation, arts and culture, and eclectic dining in the bustling downtown area. According to U.S. Census data, 15.7% of Longmont’s residents are 65 and older. That’s a bit lower than the average percentage of seniors in the United States overall (16.8%).
Assisted living is designed for older adults who want to live independently in a safe, secure environment. Most assisted living communities have nurses or professional staff on site 24 hours a day in case residents need medical care. They also offer services like transportation to medical appointments, housekeeping, social events, meals and other programs to make life easier during the retirement years. Assisted living costs in Boulder, the closest city for which data is available, tend to be high, at an average of $6,275 a month versus $4,750 for Colorado and $4,500 for the United States.
This guide provides an overview of Longmont for seniors seeking assisted living communities in this area of Colorado.