Nursing Home Communities in Parker, CO

"I didn't like the way Shalom Park prices things. You pay a certain amount for your cottage and then an additional price for most of the amenities. For example, if you use the big recreation area, big swimming pool, or beauty shop, it costs more. The staff was very nice. The amenities there are just like a little city. It was very nice. I didn't see the apartments. The place was clean and the grounds looked really lovely. It's very hilly. The staff seemed to know all the residents and also the people living in the cottages."

"The first thing I noticed when I visited Castle Rock Care Center was the amazing view. This building is perched on a hill and residents can see the entire mountain range. The facility is pretty and clean, and the staff was very friendly. The person I was visiting seemed quite happy with her accommodations and told me about the many activities available to the residents. The dining room is spacious and nice, and the residents told me that they liked to food. The lobby was decorated with a baby grand piano as well as a beautiful bird cage full of singing birds. The atmosphere was pleasant and warm. Castle Rock Care Center offers many different levels of care and their services can be customized for the individual patient. The person I visited seemed especially pleased with the activities that are offered each day so that the residents are never bored. This is a great facility that is conveniently located just off the interstate. "

"My dad was in the rehab part of cherry Creek nursing home. We couldn't of asked for a better place for him, the staff really cared , it was clean, the food was good. My sisters and I were very happy and we were there every day for 1 1/2 weeks. Thank you very much "

"The Holly Creek is a very, very nice facility. Good accommodations, various size rooms, and the staff seem very devoted. "

"The facility is top shelf. From the doctors & nurses to the therapists the people are very caring and qualified. Very personable."

"My husband is at The Springs at St. Andrews Village. He's in their long-term care/skilled nursing area. He needs a lot of help to do everything, and it was just not one thing. The layout of the place was pretty decent. My husband says the food is OK. It's a skilled nursing facility and you got people running around all day long. It's here, there, and everywhere. Some people are trying to get well to go back to their apartment that's next door. It's in and out, but I had to put my husband in a private room because he doesn't mix well with others. I was concerned because of COVID, and he had not had his booster yet. They had someone that had tested positive so they are doing screenings there, which I'm OK with, but I wanted him in a private room. When you have a shared room, which I witnessed myself, which I did not particularly care for, you've got two people in a room and then you got families coming in to visit with different people in the same room, and that just frightened me. I put him in a private room, so he's not mixing with everybody else because he's not going to move anyway, because he can't. He's very, very weak. He's in the bed all day long and everything is done for him in the bed. As far as the way the place looked, it could use an upgrade, but it's passable. I don't care much for the carpet that's in there. When you are in a skilled nursing facility, they're there to try to help your loved one and that's what they focus on. I have not looked at their rooms over in the other part. I had my ex-boss' mother when St. Andrew's Village first opened. She moved her mom from her home into one of the places over there, and she gave it rave reviews, but I have not been in the area for the apartments. I think they have one and two bedrooms over there. Skilled nursing is a separate building altogether. Location-wise, it was perfect for me. It was easier for me to keep him there. They're understaffed like every place you go. You got sometimes one nurse work in two wings. I've had problems with them administering my husband's meds. Sometimes they have a problem with getting the meds to him on time, but they do a decent job. I have to rely on them to do it for him because I can't do it. I haven't seen anyone complain about the food. I don't know if they cook for both sides or if that's just one side that cooks just for the nursing home or whatever. I have to take into consideration the fact that they're short-staffed like everyplace else when it comes to that type of unit. The structure is OK. It's a place where people go to recuperate. One of the members of my church husband was at The Springs and she likes it. Comparing their pricing for the skilled nursing area to some of the other facilities, it's about average."

"Just recently moved my mother-in-law to this facility. The staff is absolutely amazing and they are giving her exceptional care. She really enjoys being at Lcca. She really enjoys their activities department, which has a number of things for residence to do from bingo to church service, this is a wonderful place"

"Our family cannot say enough wonderful things about Advanced Health Care of Aurora! My aunt has been receiving care here, and we’ve been incredibly impressed with the facility and staff. From the cleanliness and organization to the quality of therapy and attentiveness of the team, everything has exceeded our expectations. We want to give special thanks to: - Physical Therapist Lisa, who has been phenomenal at managing and owning my aunt's therapy and recovery. - Occupational Therapist Heather, whose coaching and positive, friendly demeanor have been truly motivating. - Coco and Caledonia, for their incredible service and for making both my aunt and our entire family feel welcomed and cared for. - RNs Gaurab and Dan, for their exceptional medical care. Gaurab’s bedside manner is second to none, and Dan’s attentiveness and thoroughness have been so appreciated. - Ryan in the kitchen, who has gone above and beyond to ensure my aunt receives the right meals to help her regain her strength. The entire staff has shown such dedication, compassion, and professionalism. We are so thankful for the top-quality care my aunt has received and highly recommend Advanced Health Care of Aurora to anyone in need of excellent rehabilitation and medical services."

"I was very well cared for at Brookside Inn. It was like I was over cared. I think I had one of the best doctors a person can have. The rooms were exceptionally small and that was sad. It was very hard on the residents because the rooms were so small. They really truthfully needed knockdown some walls and re-space, that's what they needed to do with their rooms. They need to make the rooms more homier for people. If they were larger, the people would be more comfortable. "

"Garden Terrace Alzheimer's Center of Excellence at Aurora was an older building, but it's well kept up. They have a pretty big staff and a lot of volunteers that help with it. It's designed to care for the people in a really good way. They have close access to all the residents from the nurse's station. Although it's very nursing home-ish, the place was absolutely fine. My mom stayed there and the care was excellent. They had activities for the residents and the food was pretty good and flavorful. Looked like they were made out of fresh stuff. I also saw some of the other residents' food and it looked appetizing and nutritious. They seemed to eat well in general. The price we paid was incredibly reasonable compared to what I expected to pay."

"I had my hip replaced in July of this year, I had to go to rehab at life are center of Littleton. I got 5 star service all the time I was there which was 8 or 9 days. The nurses, staff rehab therapists were wonderful. If And when I need a nursing home I will camp on their doorstep till they let me in.. Wonderful caring people."

"Fabulous care. The staff are personable and caring. The PT and OT are knowledgeable and offer rehab at the right pace. After 16 days there, my husband certainly got to know everyone with hugs all around when we left this morning. The food was varied and the patients can order side salads, fruit, ice cream, etc. Breakfast at 8:00, lunch at 12:30 and dinner at 5:00 or 5:30. "

"My friend has been placed at Holly Heights Nursing Home Inc and it's been positive. I've been very impressed. They're very caring and accommodating. I can't imagine him getting better care anywhere else. It is a bit older facility, but they have done a great job of keeping it modernized. The rooms are a little smaller, but still very adequate. They have bingo with a deck of cards. Covid has pretty much locked a lot of the activities down. I sat with him for about an hour to play that game, that I found out later I wasn't supposed to. It appears as though their price for skilled nursing is right in line with other places that I checked. You're gonna pay about the same amount no matter where you go."

"My brother Frank lived his last week of life in a very caring loving place. My 3 sisters and I cannot praise the staff enough for their support, time and love. Many of you went beyond your call of duty to make Frank feel respected and safe. Thank you does not express our gratitude. You all were angels sent to us during a very difficult time. Special thanks to Eileen-social worker who was so very helpful guiding us. Nina- loving nurse care given when he arrived. Geneva CNA who did 5 12 hour shifts and still found the time to hold Franks hand and make him feel loved. You have a special gift! Candace Admissions- thank you so much! Mary PA- explaining results of mri is priceless information. Gary LPN- you are a man with a big heart! You were there so lovingly caring not only for Frank but also for me and my husband. Special thanks to you. Money cannot buy the care we received. Forever grateful! Elma Gilda Glenda and Corrine Sister’s of Frank Perez"