Memory Care Communities in Broomfield, CO

"We like The Peaks at Old Laramie Trail. We liked that the rooms were good-sized, and the private and semi-private rooms were both nice layouts. In the semi-private, each resident has their own room, and they just share the bathroom, which we thought was a nice setup. The staff were very pleasant in talking about the training they go through in memory care. We attended a class on dementia and Alzheimer's. They were very nice and very informative, and they seemed well informed. The price was more or less in line with most of the facilities. It was maybe a little on the higher end, but it wasn't bad comparatively. Those were all the positives. We like the layout and the care structure they seem to have set up for the residents. There aren't really any negatives that we could see compared to other facilities. The additional care was by item and not in packages. So, if somebody needed toileting assistance, they charged you for that individual care. Also, the staff who gave the tour was very informative and friendly, and willing to help. She is the one that has been communicating with the VA hospital for us to find out some more details."

"I toured Juniper Village at Louisville. The only thing I didn't like was that it was too far away, and I didn't want to go farther than 50 miles or so from where I lived. However, everything else was great. They had an ice cream shop and four neighborhood communities. The staff was exceptional, enthusiastic, friendly, and knowledgeable, and it had a real team feel to it as if they were all working for the residents. The building was very clean and nicely decorated. I think they had remodeled in the last few years, so it was a very nice facility. It's very cozy and has great artwork. Each of the neighborhoods has an artwork theme like sculptures or landscapes."

"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 toured Bonaventure of Thornton. I rate it highly, but unfortunately, it wasn't going to work for my friend's mom. They're friendly, and the rooms and community areas were nice. They've got a movie theater room, a salon, a library, and a bar. The price was a good deal as well, and the staff was very nice."

"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."

"My dad is living in Balfour Cherrywood Village, and our overall impression of the place is good. The staff is great and we love them. They seem to have plenty of activities, and they do some walking exercises with him. Overall, it's a good community."

"The tour at Brookdale Arvada was great. It was very close. It was probably about 2 or 3 miles away. It was smaller, so there were fewer residents and fewer rooms. So it seemed like it would be more of a neighborhood feel like even when I went, there weren't a lot of residents that were around, because they were all at cooking class. It was very clean, they had a note on a changeable board, and when I got there, it said Welcome Anthea! That was kind of nice to see. They had nice rooms, and my mom would have been able to afford some of the smaller size rooms, but I liked that everybody took their meals in the dining hall. They take everybody down to the dining hall. They were kind of like, we want to encourage our guests to connect and remain connected. I also liked that facility because it was a little bit closer to nurse-assisted. They had nurses and doctors who were on duty. So, that was kind of getting closer to what I think my mom would need. They supply the appliances in the apartment. They have smaller fridges and a microwave."

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"San Marino Retirement is a very friendly open atmosphere. Most of the residents are very welcoming, and most sit together at lunch and things like that. They're wonderful. They're very caring people. The food is wonderful, too. Our chef came from the Brown Palace. I love the structure of the building. I've got a balcony and great views. There's a fantastic garden outback. Regarding activities, we have a luau this summer, Grandparents Day, happy hour every Friday, and tailgate parties for every home game. There are different sizes of rooms. I have a one-bedroom, and the layout is very comfortable and perfect. And mine is carpeted except for the kitchen."

"I liked it and the staff who gave me was very friendly. It was a beautiful place. Everything was very clean. The residents seemed very happy. They had a great big room where they have all their activity. The kitchen was right there in the middle of the great big common area. Everything was really clean and pretty. It looked like a beautiful home. The room that they showed me for my mom was just a big square room with an attached bathroom. You have to bring your own bed, your own TV, and your own dresser and all that kind of thing, so there was nothing in it. The dining area was very nice. They had large wooden tables that everybody could sit together at. They're long rectangular tables. The dining area was out in the open where their living area was with the huge couches and a huge TV. Everybody was always together, whether they were watching TV or eating. They had all kinds of things. I don't remember the specific activities, but I know the staff explained them to me. I told her I didn't think my mom would probably take part in any of those. The place was really pretty and nice."

"Arbor View Senior Living was very aesthetically pleasing. During my visit at their assisted living, I looked at a number of different rooms, but I was looking primarily for a one-bedroom for my parents. I thought that the rooms seemed nice. The staff was very helpful. I had lunch there and the food was quite good. For activities, they were offering crafts and exercise classes. The residents are also able to sign up and go on field trips."

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"After living in two other facilities, we had a loved one live at this Jaxpointe Arvada location and we were more than thrilled with the decision. We had such a sense of peace knowing that she was well taken care of. Something that we never felt at other facilities was the caring and love that she received at Jaxpointe. We enjoyed getting to know the caregivers and they knew a lot about our mom and they were able to help educate us about what was happening as she advanced more. At the end of her life, we as a family were also greeted with hugs and love. The house is very clean and the food is amazing. While it is a difficult process to see your loved one who has Alzheimer's progress, this is the best place for them to live and be loved."

"We found a place for my father, and we're going with Park Regency Assisted Living and Memory Care, Thornton. It's only for respite care for 14 days. We went with them because they have the availability, and the price is good. And most importantly, they have very kind and caring staff. The rooms have all the grab bars and safety for elderly ones for both assisted living and memory care. It's very clean and kept up very well. Everything looked new to me, and they have enough rooms. They're spacious. The rooms have microwaves and small refrigerators. They're furnished with comfortable chairs, beds, TVs, nightstands, and lamps. It's very aesthetically pleasing and clean. When I walked in one time, a lady was coming out and she asked me, 'Have you ever been here before?' And I said, 'Yes, actually I have.' And she said, 'Okay. I work in the kitchen, nice to meet you.' She said it was nice to meet my dad. So it doesn't matter who you speak with, everybody is just very welcoming, kind, and caring. "