The Best Independent Living Communities in Weld County, CO

"There are a lot of things I like about Parkwood Estates. First of all, the first sight is the trees all around it, so there is a great view for the residents to have. There is covered parking if you would like to pay extra for that, and that was something we were looking for. It's a friendly community. It's a great tour. There are more activities if we want them. The facilities were lovely and recently remodeled. We were able to see two different sizes. There are a lot of services that are available. For example, there is something that you could get help with for blood pressure, and help with putting your medications together and stuff like that. You can have help, whether to call your doctor in or an ambulance, whatever you might need. The staff member who gave the tour was delightful, informative, and very helpful. We didn't try the meals, but it looked like there was a fairly good availability and lovely dining facilities."

"We like Solista Longmont by Cogir. The tour was very enjoyable, and the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The apartments were very good. I like that even where they didn't have a walk-in shower, the tubs were walk-in, and they had hand-held showers along with them. I toured the two-bedroom ones. Everything was very nice. They were in the middle of upgrading their elevators, so there was plenty of help for me to get up and down the steps. And all of the guests were very, very friendly as well. Everybody seemed to be happy. I also like the fact it's close to the places that we would normally go to like Walmart and other restaurants and so forth are very, very close. I also like that during the week, they have shuttle services to any place in Longmont. If you want to go somewhere, you pre-schedule it, and they'll take you there when you need to go. That would eliminate the need for a car when you're there, which allows me to not have to worry about car expenses. It's also very clean. They have a gym, and everything is nice."

"We toured Atria Longmont. The meals were a really big part of what my friend needed. They had a good meal setup where you could order food. Plus, I loved that they had the independent and assisted living people eat together daily for a meal. That was cool. It's a beautiful, nice place. It doesn't make you feel like you're in a nursing home. The staff was very cordial. I felt bad for them trying to help us because my friend was being rude to her, but she hung in there and understood. She did understand what we were going through, and all the staff did. I met and talked to the gal at the front desk. They were all very, very nice."

"My husband moved into Balfour Longmont. They had everything that I was looking for. His apartment is very spacious and nice. The staff is wonderful. The facility is very clean. They take them on tour. If he stays, it's fine. If he doesn't, that's fine, too."

"We toured Inglenook at Brighton. The people were great, and the rooms were great. Their courtyard is much bigger, and they've got ponds there. Its size allows the residents to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. We had lunch there on Saturday, and the food was good. I liked that place."

Our philosophy of service at The Gallery at Vista Ridge in Broomfield, Colorado is that Independent & Assisted Living encourages an active and free senior lifestyle that supports residents' privacy and dignity. Our senior apartments have been designed to be the largest and most spacious in the area. We are prepared to provide Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Respite services. Our community environment is designed to be rich in daily activities, with all-day restaurant-style dining, graciously appointed interiors and apartment styles. Our Senior Housing and Assisted Living environment provide full-service senior living with resort-style amenities in the heart of Broomfield, serving the surrounding communities. We cant wait for you to see for yourself! If you or your loved one is looking for a safe place to call home that also offers resort-style amenities, Broomfield may be the perfect fit. Coming Spring 2023, reach out now to be the first to hear about available apartments!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 parents will be moving into the Good Samaritan Society. We chose it because they had availability at this time, which allowed us to decide without just remaining on a waitlist. The facilities were spacious, light, and clean. The staff showed us around, telling us about their facility. We were impressed with all the staff we've met so far."

"I toured Grace Pointe Continuing Care Senior Campus. It looks nice. I just thought it's gonna be a good move. The rooms look like any other one. It's just like the whole package deal. The rooms are nice and bigger, and so is the whole unit. I found the room and found the one I needed to put my husband in, and it was open. This is close to the dining room, so I think it's going to work out."

"Good Samaritan Society is very neatly kept. I have only been here since the 21st of January, so I really don't have a good feel for all of it, but it seems very lovely, well kept up, and painted. If there's anything wrong, they will come immediately and replace or repair whatever needs to be done. They're very polite. It is a very family-oriented place. There are like 10 or 15 amazing activities every single day. They have walking club, exercise, and Catholic and other masses. I highly recommend this place. It feels like a small community that is very caring and not a hospital situation, and that's what I wanted. "

"We liked Good Samaritan Society - Water Valley Senior Living Resort because the apartments were nice. The staff that we met with were pretty plugged into the residents. It's bigger and that was a bit of an issue for my mom. She came from a small town and she liked a smaller community better. The living spaces had a few more bells and whistles. It was nice. They also had a continuum of care. The staff was pretty in tune with the residents and there are more of them, so it's kind of impressive that they knew that many of them. They had good transportation but they were more limited to medical. They had a lot of different things going on for enrichment. They didn't have a fully staffed wellness place for people to do different exercises, but they had a lot of engaging activities for the residents to be participate in. They had a salon and a little fitness center. The residents have access to golf carts and can go golf at a reduced rate. They had a lot of really nice things."

"Affinity at Loveland was a great place. It had tons of amenities. It had a theater, a pool, and a library. It had everything you could ask for. The upkeep was very good. The staff was very, very friendly and very helpful."

"We went to Loveland Village. The rooms were very nice. They had a beautiful dining room. They have a lot of things for the people that are living there. They have like a beauty salon, they have a coffee bar, they have snacks, and they have activities, and all the people there seemed just wonderful. They also have a good security system. It's clean, it's modern, and it would be a perfect place for my mom, but she just won't go somewhere. The rooms were modern, clean, and nice. They're perfect for somebody that is looking for an independent living community. They have an exercise room, and they have physical therapy and occupational therapy on site. They may even like a whirlpool bathtub. They serve three meals a day plus you can order snacks in your room. The only drawback to this place is that it is on the other side of town. People could bring their cars, but I think it might be hard for elderly people to get back into town, it's kind of far out there, so that's the only drawback. But they do offer transportation, too, so that's a plus."

"Affinity at Fort Collins seemed nicer, a little bit larger, livelier, and more active because they're a bit younger than the other community. No meals are provided. The activity rooms, movie theater, outdoor things like pickleball, and garden were nice. My dad would consider it. The staff who accommodated us were very engaging and pleasant. We looked at a one-bedroom, and they have a full kitchen in them because no meals are provided. There is a washer and dryer in each room. They are a little bit larger than the other place I've seen."

Oakridge Crossing is a senior apartment community in Fort Collins, CO, that's nestled between an abundance of retail shops and quality restaurants. Fort Collins is home to 167,000 people, and 10.3% of them are aged 65 and over. While the population here is relatively young, there are plenty of attractions for seniors to enjoy, including The Center for Fine Art and Photography. Oakridge Crossing is an apartment complex for adults 62 and older who have a limited income. It offers one- and two-bedroom apartments with central air conditioning and patios or balconies. All utilities are included with the rent. Access points at this facility are controlled for the security and peace of mind of residents. A property manager is on-site to deal with any repairs or maintenance issues as well as topics related to rent payments. The amenities at Oakridge Crossing give residents the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of activities throughout the year. Seniors here can play pool with friends in the billiards room, read quietly in the well-stocked library or host an event or party in the community center. Those who love the outdoors will appreciate the majestic mountain views and the abundance of hiking and walking trails all around the property.