11 Continuing Care Retirement Communities near Denver, CO
There are 11 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in the Denver area, with 6 in Denver and 5 nearby.
The average cost of continuing care retirement communities in Denver is $1,949 per month. This is lower than the national median of $2,545.
To help you with your search, browse the 27 reviews below for continuing care retirement communities in Denver. On average, consumers rate continuing care retirement communities in Denver 4.0 out of 5 stars.
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6 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Denver, CO
Brookdale Mountain View
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesCentura Health- Gardens at St Elizabeth
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesClermont Park
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesVillas at Sunny Acres
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesPorter Place Retirement & Assisted Li...
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesResidences At Franklin Park
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Vi at Highlands Ranch
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesWind Crest
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesHolly Creek
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesThe Villas at Sunny Acres
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesCovenant Village of Colorado
Provides: Continuing Care CommunitiesContinuing Care Retirement Communities near Denver, CO
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Recent Reviews of Continuing Care Communities in Denver
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Review of Clermont Park
My mother was a resident of Clermont Park. They have independent living, a nursing home, and assisted living also. It's been remodeled now and I would give it the highest rating. They have two diff... Read more
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Review of Centura Health- Gardens at St Elizabeth
I love The Gardens at St. Elizabeth. The senior living part is fabulous, but the assisted living part is old and not easy to get around in. There are elevators that have to be taken, too. The activ... Read more
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Review of Clermont Park
They're understaffed and need more nurses, it could take up to thirty minutes for them to respond to the emergency button in the room (not ok at all) especially in the evenings/ at night. Even afte... Read more
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What Is a CCRC?
## What They Are A CCRC, also referred to as a life-care community, combines residential accommodations with health services. The purpose of a [CCRC](https://www.caring.com/senior-living/continuin...
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5 Signs It's Time to Look for a CCRC
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7 Benefits of a Continuing Care Retirement Community
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Checklist: How to Choose the Right Continuing Care Retirement Community
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