Memory Care Communities in Boulder, CO

"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."

"My family member has been at the Villagio in Broomfield for 18 months. Even though there has been a lot of turnover in staff during that time, things have begun to stabilize and I'm very pleased with the current caregivers and administrative staff. The director has an open door policy which is very helpful. Everyone truly cares about the residents and the facility. The activities for the residents continue to improve with lots of music and activities that include movement and brain stimulation. The facility is beautiful and well maintained. My family member's room is just the right size (there are options) and she has her bird feeder right outside her window. I really like that personal laundry is done in each resident's room. I feel welcomed every time I visit and my family member is treated with love and care. I really like that the Villagio is relatively small and everyone knows each other. That was important to us. We are very lucky to have this facility in Broomfield."

"I toured Atria Longmont. It's a gorgeous facility. The people were super nice. They had a shuttle and activities, which all looked good. It is the most expensive of the three facilities I visited. They did take my mom's insurance. Their nurses were a little more highly skilled. It's a nice, beautiful building. I went into the dining area, and they had some self-serve stuff in addition to the menus. They do laundry there, which I thought was cool. It's a little bit older building."

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

At Cadence Broomfield, we believe in embracing the vibrant essence of life at every stage. Whether you seek the freedom of Independent Living, the support of Assisted Living or the specialized care of Memory Care, our exceptional senior living options are carefully tailored to suit your unique needs. Conveniently close to popular shopping and dining, local parks, restaurants and captivating attractions, youll have easy access to the very best our community has to offer. Join a vibrant community filled with top amenities and engaging activities that ignite your passions. Cadence Broomfield is committed to providing a unique and flexible approach to senior living that values your independence while providing exceptional care in a comfortable environment. Our mission is to inspire you to live your best life, surrounded by the care and support you need to thrive. We offer a variety of options for residents and their families, and 24-hour monitoring for those who require additional assistance.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 am sorry that I delayed placement of my sister. I could not face the possibility of a large home like this...I thought a small personal care place would be a better space for her. I quickly found that the smaller home was not equipt with the care she needed. When we visited and met Tyler N. the Medical Director...I was sold! He is extraordinary! He cares about each person in his care and is so dedicated to the famlies that have loved ones in GreenRidge. They have an amazing Activity Director and there are so many things for the Residents to do! So good for them! Every person on staff here has something special to offer. I can leave my sweet sister and go home and BREATHE, because I know she is getting the special care she needs and deserves. Thank you to all the staff at GreenRidge Place Westminster"

"My wife moved into MorningStar. They are excellent. They are very professional and very thorough. It's modern and the memory care, of course, is isolated. It is very new, very clean, and very well-maintained. It's only a couple of years old. It is expensive, but the value is probably equal to the money."

"My father moved into Brookdale Arvada. He has a nice room with new carpets and fresh paint. The food is pretty good and he seems to be eating better. He has gone to Bingo, church services, and so on. There was only one time when the staff took a long time to respond after we called, but the rest of the time they've been really good."

"I moved into Arbor View Senior Living two months ago, and I'm quite happy. I like the general atmosphere of the place. The people are friendly and the staff. It just feels very homelike. I look out my window and my patio door, and it's like a park. I have huge, huge blue spruce trees. I have a 3-foot square little garden outside my door, and it turns out to be a miniature allium (which I've watched all spring), and I can see a little patch of mountain through the window. The grounds are lovely. The food is good. They are very concerned. It was Memorial Day weekend and my niece came up from Texas. She was helping me get pictures up and that sort of thing and she brought in lunch. I hadn't been out for a couple of days, and the concierge called me and said, "Are you OK?" I said, "Yeah, I'm fine." She said, "I haven't seen you. I just wanted to check and make sure you're OK." I feel like there's a concern for me individually, as well as just meeting my needs. It's a good place to be. They're remodeling the hallways, so that's been a little primitive at this point. They have gotten the halls painted and are progressing. It's a little bit rough from that point of view, but the activities are fun. There's a couple of ladies that I have lunch with frequently. We talk about authors we've read and in particular books that we've enjoyed. There's not all that many people I can do that with, so that gives me a feeling of comfort. I'm doing some exercise classes. When I came in here, I was so weak that getting to the dining room was a struggle. Now, I'm doing three exercise classes a week and just feeling a lot better. It's just exactly what I wanted. It's in Arvada. I can get to my church, and I have friends in the community. I lived in Arvada for 50 years. When I moved in here, my diabetes went nuts; I'm on a very limited diet. There are 25 to 30 residents in the dining room, so there's a lot of happy chatter. One day I decided to have a strawberry spinach salad with chicken was breaded and fried, and I said, "Oh, I can't have that." They said, "We can just fry you a chicken breast." They did that and sliced it. It was just lovely. They accommodate for my needs, as well as my taste. They have lots of choices, particularly for a fairly small facility. They're right on it as far as choices and so forth. We have special meals coming up on holidays, and they do a rather nice thing. The 4th of July was on the Friday before, and that made it possible for us to spend the 4th of July itself with family. All of our holiday meals have been quite elegant and lovely. We had some special food. We had ribs for the 4th of July, then we have the holiday free for visiting with family. They're remodeling the public areas, so it's a bit rough. One whole week, we had paint smell all up and down the hall. It's going to be very nice. The price is half of what I was paying at the other place."

"A long-time friend of mine has moved to Northglenn Heights Assisted Living & Memory Care. He is in their assisted living. The place is nice and clean. It's an older place, but they have their stuff together. I've watched the staff interact with the guests, including the kitchen staff and some of the younger ones, and everybody is very caring. From what I've seen, they know the residents very well and I like that. They have a lot to offer. For activities, they have puzzles throughout the place, and some rooms for games and other activities. When I went in the other day, there were about seven of the residents in one of the rooms playing Monopoly. It seems like it's something that they do regularly. They have a barber shop and even a convenience store run by the residents. They have quite a bit of stuff that they can do, too. They have a happy hour once a week where the guests, with doctors' approval, can have at least two alcoholic beverages. They have live entertainment in that, too. The dining area is large. It's where we started when we took my friend over to kind of acclimate him. We had him go and have lunch over there, and the food was very good. I was very surprised. It was very tasty and he enjoyed it. One of the residents also told us that the food is great there."

"We went with Gardens Care Senior Living - Camenisch Park for my mother-in-law. They truly care. It's been nice. My mother-in-law is in a private room. They've been very patient with her. They've been very caring. They feed her excellently. The food there is wonderful. They keep an eye on her. They have a lot going on. Whether she chooses to go into them or not is another subject, but they have a lot of activities and a lot of things to keep them busy. They're not just sitting there idle. They make sure that they're nourished, too. Every two hours they have something to either eat or drink, so they're making sure they don't get dehydrated. It feels like they care about my mother-in-law. They care about her well-being, about her health, about everything. Even if you ask them the silliest of questions, they don't mind. You don't feel like you're bothering them. I don't have anything negative to say about it. They have a seating area with a TV, and they have like a little dining area. It's a small community. They only have 16 total residents there. They also have an outdoors, but we haven't used that because of the cold snap. It's clean for the most part, but it's an old building. The person who showed the community was wonderful. He was kind and patient. It feels like he went over and above, and he tried hard to find us what we needed. The staff has just been so over-the-top wonderful."

"San Marino Retirement had a very nice environment and it's in the area where my father lived in, so it was familiar. It was an older place, but priced well with good services and good food. They have all kinds of things. Whatever you might want, you can get it there. He's in the independent facility with services. He has meals, housekeeping, there's a shuttle, and linen services. He doesn't need the assisted living yet, but it is available."

"I went to Jaxpointe Assisted Living Saulsbury Court Memory Care Homes. It's wonderful. It's absolutely beautiful. It's well taken care of, but it is just too expensive. And they're not willing to work with us as far as money wise. I was able to see individual private rooms and double rooms. The whole place was wonderful."

"We chose it for my mother because it's brand new, no one has lived in it yet, and because of its proximity to family members. We can still go there, visit, and take care of her. The studios are really spacious. The staff member was accommodating and kind. I haven't had any complaints."