Francis Heights Apartments
2626 Osceola St, Denver, CO 80212

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Patty
5
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August 27, 2025
Thank you so much for all your Kindness. I have learned somethings being here. Number one the Staff is not just working Staff, they are kind and caring. Shannon helped me when I was beat up in the hallway. Elena, Christine, Shannon and the maintenance people helped me to get my locks changed and to keep my ex out of my apartment. I learned from the Chairman of the Council Lamar that this is a HUD place. I was sent here because my ex would not know where my address was. Today I googled what HUD means HUD primarily refers to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development The District Attorney From Jefferson County moved me in to keep me safe. Although I was beat up by a neighbor who was paid by my ex. Getting a settlement and I am no longer eligible to be here. Moving right now with my disabilities is difficult and that is why I was moved in to this wonderful place. I am learning as I go. There has not been a time that poor Christine and Elena have not heard my cries at night of my horrid night mares. You see this staff is not just Human Resources and Head of Staff they are friends and now family. I have cried to think I will never see my family again. I see people hovering around Elena and Christine just to talk to them. The maintenance people work and run from place to place or working so hard that when someone says "my faucet is leaking" and they're stopping the remanence from Noah, they are still gracious and help us bring in our groceries. You See Francis Heights is not just a senior Citizens apartment complex, they are family. I cant get them to stop long enough to eat a donut. God Bless --
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About Francis Heights Apartments in Denver, Colorado
Francis Heights Apartments, located in Denver, CO, offers independent living options for seniors. The community features apartment-style living, providing residents with comfortable and private spaces.Amenities at Francis Heights Apartments include pet-friendly policies, on-site parking, and a variety of organized activities and programs. Residents have access to a swimming pool, shared common areas, and a range of social, entertainment, and health and wellness activities. Salon services are also available to help residents maintain their personal care.Francis Heights Apartments provides a well-rounded living experience for seniors seeking an independent lifestyle with a variety of amenities and activities to enhance their daily lives.
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Reviews of Francis Heights Apartments in Denver, Colorado
3.2
(5 reviews)
Facility
3.0
Staff
3.0
Food
3.0
Activities
3.0
Value
4.0
Patty
5
|
August 27, 2025
Thank you so much for all your Kindness. I have learned somethings being here. Number one the Staff is not just working Staff, they are kind and caring. Shannon helped me when I was beat up in the hallway. Elena, Christine, Shannon and the maintenance people helped me to get my locks changed and to keep my ex out of my apartment. I learned from the Chairman of the Council Lamar that this is a HUD place. I was sent here because my ex would not know where my address was. Today I googled what HUD means HUD primarily refers to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development The District Attorney From Jefferson County moved me in to keep me safe. Although I was beat up by a neighbor who was paid by my ex. Getting a settlement and I am no longer eligible to be here. Moving right now with my disabilities is difficult and that is why I was moved in to this wonderful place. I am learning as I go. There has not been a time that poor Christine and Elena have not heard my cries at night of my horrid night mares. You see this staff is not just Human Resources and Head of Staff they are friends and now family. I have cried to think I will never see my family again. I see people hovering around Elena and Christine just to talk to them. The maintenance people work and run from place to place or working so hard that when someone says "my faucet is leaking" and they're stopping the remanence from Noah, they are still gracious and help us bring in our groceries. You See Francis Heights is not just a senior Citizens apartment complex, they are family. I cant get them to stop long enough to eat a donut. God Bless --
benplacer
1
|
May 5, 2022
Nothing is what they say they are you about to park in the streets the pool is not open the recreation center is not open you got kids running around everywhere I'm supposed to be a senior living nothing is what they say it is they're never in the office but two people if you're lucky you can't get maintenance to fix anything this place is not clean outside it has not been kept up and since I was there so let me tell you if you find a place do not find this one here because nothing is what it seems
Helen488468
3
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October 6, 2016
Francis Heights is OK but it's small. I’m not here all the time as I hate the 5th floor. I hate having to go down the elevators. We have to put our name in for parking in the back, and we've had our name in for quite a while and can’t get in parking yet. We have to park on the street; I hate that. I don’t like it, but my husband does. When something happens, they’re here right away, and if something is going on, they communicate to us; they’re very good at that. It’s a 1-bedroom, a living room, and a kitchen. However, it’s going to cost me $300 or $400 to get my dogs here.
Richard17
4
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April 30, 2013
When I got my social security check, I moved into Francis Heights Apartments. The price was based on what my income was. They've been very, very nice here. They have a food program, and once a month they give me a box of food. It has milk, vegetables, cheese blocks, peanut butter, and several other things. They also have a dining room here that serves a variety of menu. Once a week, they give $4 off of meal. They have a really nice swimming pool and a small gym. They're neat and clean. I'm very happy here. When I moved in, the carpet was new and the appliances and the bathroom fixtures were new. Everything is just perfect. It's one of the nicest places that I've ever lived in. When I first got here, I didn't have any furniture, so I was sleeping on the floor. The people here are very nice. I've had some neighbors over for dinner. I'm 71, but I'm still in very good health. But most of the people here are either in walkers or wheelchairs or have a cane. Everybody is friendly and very happy here. They also have a regular bus that comes by to take people to stores. We can walk down the park and walk around the lake. I'm surprised I got this place because I understand the waiting list is 2 to 3 years.
Linda45
3
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April 17, 2013
Francis Heights Apartments is subsidized by HUD. They had a lot of activities and they had a swimming pool. They had more apartments as well. However, we didn't care for the high-rise one. And there is no place to park.
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