Memory Care Communities in Greeley, CO

"When visiting a dear friend at Seven Lakes Memory Care, I was impressed with the cleanliness of her room and, most importantly, the attentiveness of the caregivers, many of whom have been there for years. They always treated her with kindness and dignity. As a side note, the salmon I had for lunch while visiting was delicious! I would highly recommend this community for your loved one."

"Aspens at Fort Collins seemed a little newer, a little fresher. The staff who assisted me was very helpful and very informative. Everything looked very forthcoming and clean, it looked like a nice place. I looked at all the amenities there. They have a barbershop or hair salon."

"I toured Collinwood Assisted Living and Memory Care. The community is wonderful, and the staff is wonderful. The room is over spacious compared to other stuff I've seen. It was pretty clean. It was pretty nice and well decorated. The dining area was fine. It was great, and they have a garden. The residents would come and talk to us, and they're pretty excited about the calendar. A lady was talking to us and was pretty excited about the walking club. They had an ample parking area."

"They have a wonderful plan at Brookdale Fort Collins. They intergrate people rather than dump them in where they don’t know anything. They’re very hands-on, very caring, and keep them involved. The other place where my mom was would do nothing, and she wouldn’t go to any activities. At this place, my mom is participating. "

"We love MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Fort Collins. In fact, we're working on something with them to place my mom in. We like the appearance and the staff. Everything about it was very inviting. The building was very clean, too. I can't say enough good things about it. I like them a lot. The size of the rooms is more than I expected, and they're a very good layout, too."

Find Peace Of Mind Enter a nurturing and dynamic community where every aspect is thoughtfully managed. From delightful culinary experiences and attentive housekeeping to reliable transportation, and maintenance, our dedicated team ensures you can fully immerse yourself in creating lasting memories and enjoying life to it's fullest. Independent Living In The Heart Of The Rockies: Discover the freedom of Independent Living designed for vibrant older adults who enjoy an active lifestyle and cherish community connections. Nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, The Gallery at Fort Collins offers easy access to nature's treasures, including hiking trails, mountain streams, scenic vistas, and plenty of golf courses. As your needs evolve, our team makes sure you continue to enjoy worry-free Independent Living.. Assured Support In Assisted Living: Find reassurance in a community that is individualized to your unique needs. From managing laundry to overseeing medication and aiding with dressing and bathing, our dedicated care team is dedicated to support that helps you prioritize what brings you joy. Life-Enriching Memory Care: Everyone's journey is unique, inspiring our care team to adjust and understand each person's strengths and abilities. Cognitive challenges can affect everyday life, highlighting our dedication to creating opportunities for social interaction and participation in both planned and impromptu activities. We emphasize the importance of honoring and respecting every individual as a cherished member of our community. We create environments that cultivate curiosity and connections. Our primary focus when curating amenities, activities and services is the enhancement of our residents’ well-being and way of life. The Gallery is focused on holistic wellness; with fitness classes, and more, to support a vibrant lifestyle. You’ll also discover an appreciation for the arts, with interesting, individualized and group programs for every mind, especially the creative ones. Our highly trained team is there to support you; prioritizing your well-being and happiness. Casual Bistro Cocktail Bar Smart Fitness Full-Service Salon Pet-Friendly Community Personalized Transportation Medical Alert System 24-Hour On-Site Clinical Staff Elevate Daily Lift At The Gallery On-Site Chef On-Site Therapy Personalized Assistance Large Living Quarters Housekeeping & Landscaping Services Restaurant-Style Dining Themed Events & Scheduled Outings Move-In Services In-Unit Washers & Dryers *IL & AL Residents Only Outdoor Courtyard Maintenance-Free Lifestyle Arts & Crafts Classes Design & Downsizing Services Activity Rooms Local Artist Installations And Collaborations Private Dining To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My father is in Gardens Care Senior Living - Coyote Creek. I was told by the manager that my father could stay because they're getting TRU PACE starting July 1st, so he will switch from Medicaid and Medicare to TRU PACE starting July 1st. My dad wants to stay there because they remodeled it. They painted the outside and fixed it up. They fixed up the inside. They did everything from painting to replacing appliances, replacing the floors, replacing the kitchen countertops, putting up pictures and artwork, and buying a new TV. Plus he lives right across the street from me, that's why he wants to stay there. They do barbecues every once in a while. They do activities for the residents. They do painting projects for the residents. I ate with the seniors over there in their home with my dad on Thanksgiving and Christmas. On Thanksgiving, they had turkey dinner and ham, just like you would at any other household. They had a couple of different pies for the residents to eat. They have two homes there. One home is for the people that are a little more mobile, can communicate, and can walk around, either with canes, stroller, or whatever. Then they have another home for people with a little more Alzheimer's and dementia or who need more care. Another thing that's nice about it is if the weather's bad outside if it's snowing and it's wintery and it's cold, the residents inside the home can still get a lot of exercises. The home is made so that in the middle, you have the kitchen and the laundry room and some other stuff, but you have a hallway that walks around all that. Their rooms are around the outer part of the home, so the residents inside the facility could walk a circle. They can walk as many circles as they want to get exercise. My dad is in assisted living and the other house is memory care and he's been in both. They stuck him into memory care first. As time went on, they assessed him and they eventually moved him to assisted living. On the memory side, they lock the doors for safety for the residents so that they don't wander out into the streets or get lost. They have secured doors over there on the memory side. They work well with the residents. They have treats in between meals for the residents, popcorn, a fruit bowl, bars, or ice cream sandwiches. They mix it up all the time. They give plenty of food. They're always making way over the amount of food per resident over there. If they want seconds or thirds or whatever, they can have it with no problem. When the residents do well like paintings of different things, they'll hang them on the wall. The staff has changed over the two years, but I haven't run across anybody that is doing something that they weren't supposed to be doing. I always thought they did a good job and they cared about the residents. They took good care of them and try to treat them like their own family. The only bad thing is the turnover, but you probably have that in every place. That's not an easy job and there are quite a few young workers. They don't have a little van or a little truck to take them to the centers. What you get is what's there. They don't have extra doctors and extracurricular activities. My dad had his eyes done and they had to put drops in his eyes and all that over there. They've always done a spectacular job doing it. They followed the doctor's directions to the tee."

"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."

"My dad is staying at Garden Square in Greely. The staff has been great, they've been helping me out. He is in hospice and they've been helping quite a bit. He's comfortable in his room and it's comfortable for us to visit him. He's in the last stage of dementia so he's in the memory care unit. The one meal I saw before he stopped eating, looked very good. He ate it all. The communication is great, they call to let me know what's going on all the time."

"I was very interested in putting my aunt in Ashley Manor Care Center, but they didn’t have an opening. They had single and double rooms but the thing that I liked about it was you can go from private pay to Medicaid there. "

"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."

"My friend moved into Aspen House. They are very attentive to my friend. The other residents there are talkative. Everybody is still active and welcoming to my friend. The facility is very clean. The outdoor space is wonderful because it's got everything for them to do out there if they want to do it. They have little tents, so they're not burned out in the sun. They have a phone in their regular area compared to other places where they have to go and ask to get on the phone. They play checkers, chess, and a lot of other memory games. The money is a little extra, but I guess you're paying for what you're going to get."

Aspen House II is a secure living community, licensed for the care of elders living with Alzheimer's Disease or other cognitive impairments. Our goal is to provide a safe and secure home environment for each of our residents. With our superior carepartner-to-resident ratio, and state-of-the-art security systems, families are assured peace of mind knowing that their loved one is well protected. At Aspen House, we provide an environment that is calming and structured and is conducive to your loved one's unique needs, especially as the disease progresses. Activities: Activities that stimulate social, cognitive, and physical abilities and designed for those with special memory care needs Person-centered activities to keep residents engaged in meaningful ways Individual activity planning for persons with diminished attention spans or capabilities Incontinence program to manage all levels of incontinence Building is designed specifically for those with cognitive impairments: Family dining in four small dining rooms. "Neighborhoods" where residents experience a personal, intimate home feeling Secure and safe living environment for those who might wander Alarmed, delayed egress locks on doors Fenced in area with level sidewalks and gates with alarmed, delayed egress locks Able to provide high level of care for individuals: High staff-to-resident ratio, awake and on duty 24 hours, and able to meet the physical and emotional needs of those with memory impairments Specially trained staff to assist with all activities of daily living; dressing, bathing, eating, grooming, etc. Staff trained to understand the specific behaviors, needs, and supervision of individuals with cognitive impairments Staff experienced at behavior management techniques such as redirection or diversion Aspen House works closely with local hospice services to provide spiritual, emotional and medical support through the end of your loved one's life. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison