Independent Living Community in Denver, Colorado

There is independent living community in Denver, CO and several independent living communities nearby. The average cost of independent living in Denver, CO is $2,434 per month.

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Reviews of Independent Living Facilities in Denver

Channie

July 21, 2023

OtherReview of Brookdale Lowry

The Executive Director is very compassionate and keeps the community on point. I see her wearing all hats to help make the community a great, comfortable and inviting place to live. She is very much involved in making sure the family members are comfortable and have what they need. The r apartments are different sized for residents needs. . Most of the care staff has been in place for many years. For me, this indicates a love for their work. I have been a part of this community for 8 yesrs...It is the people that keeps me here, the smiles, the caring, the love. Every community has its flaws, one in the bunch that doesn't want to be there. Here, that one is found out quickly and removed expeditiously. Brookdale Lowry is extraordinary. The staff will go the extra mile to create an environment for your loved one to have peace and enjoy the rest of their life. In a nut shell, the staff CARES!

Jill

November 10, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Brookdale University Park Colorado

My mother lived in Brookdale University Park before. It was terrible, the staff was not nice, not pleasant, and the turnover was continuous. My mom's apartment didn't get hot water on a regular basis. If you want to have a meal in their restaurant, it takes you three hours to get a ham sandwich, and when COVID came along, they absolutely locked everything down, provided no service, and meals on their doors. These are independent living people, not assisted. They locked down the library, they were rude to those of us who had family there; it couldn't have been worse. They would yell at the residents if they were trying to get some toilet paper. I think some people they will yell, "You can call King Soopers." It was just terrible. I couldn't express how awful they were. It was very expensive. They need to get new management from the top down, and get rid of the front desk staff. Everyone was just rude. It was no fun to go visit my mother there. She was happy 'cause mostly she didn't leave her room, and she did have a beautiful view. If you're in Colorado and you can see the mountains, it's a good day! But now the whole place just couldn't have been less friendly.

Mary

April 28, 2020

I visited this facilityReview of Quincy Place

Quincy Place was very nice. I had a meal there and I sat with three other older ladies; they were very nice. The person during the tour was very helpful. The dining area was very comfortable, but the food was a little spicy for my taste. I saw a smaller room and a bigger room, and they were all very nice. The cleanliness was real good.

April 28, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Quincy Place

My mother has been at Quincy Place since March. It is a really nice, clean place with really good food. The staff members are very concerned about Mom. They're always there checking out on her. It is really a good place and they're all excellent. She has a studio there. Amenities are bingo, movies, workout places, church, laundry, and hairstylist. They have about everything in there. They're sending me emails every other day. She also likes the meals. The place is really nice and clean.

Robert

March 20, 2019

I am/was a resident of this facilityReview of Brookdale Tamarac Square

Brookdale Tamarac Square is great. I'm very happy with this place. The food is good. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. The only negative I can think of is when we moved in the rug was very filthy. We have been asking to have it cleaned ever since we moved in. It hasn't been done, and it is still filthy. Also, the cost is high.

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Denver Independent Living Communities Cost

The median cost of independent living in Denver for a single-occupancy apartment is $2,434/month (SeniorHomes.com - 2015). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

Denver Attractions

Denver has more than 200 parks and 29 recreation centers providing its residents with relaxation and recreation. The largest of these parks is Genesee Park covering 2,413 acres and rising to 8,284 feet above sea level. Acquired in 1912, it is also the city’s oldest park. The first buffalo and elk herds were re-established here in 1914, providing Denver independent living for endangered cattle, as well as the city’s senior citizens. Denver’s recreation centers offer arts and culture as well as sporting activities. Adaptive recreation is offered for citizens with disabilities. The NFL football team, the Denver Broncos, attract crowds of 70,000. They have appeared in six Super Bowls, of which they have won two. Other local professional sports teams include the Colorado Rockies (Major League baseball), Colorado Avalanche (NHL hockey), the Denver Nuggets (NBA basketball), Colorado Rapids (soccer) and Furniture Row racing (NASACAR).

Denver Senior Activities

There is an abundance of local resource aimed at the senior community. The Aurora Center for Active Adults is aimed specifically at those age 50 and over and offers dances, seminars, classes, sports leagues, tax assistance, visiting nurse clinic and more. The nearby City of Lakewood Older Adults Program and Services include the opportunity to learn and play bridge, line dancing, skiing, hiking and snowshoeing. Numerous branches of the YMCA give older adults engaged in Denver independent living a chance to remain active and grow in body, mind and spirit. Programs include fitness classes, potluck dinners, group trips and other social activities.

Denver Medical Facilities

Affiliated with the University of Colorado, Denver, Denver Health Medical Center is one of three primary teaching hospitals in the area. Formerly known as Denver General Hospital and located near Cherry Creek, its trauma center was rated by the American College of Surgeons as the best trauma center in the country. The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is the nation’s newest health sciences city. Here, patient care is integrated with research and education. The Spirit of Women is an elite hospital network with a mission to encourage Denver independent living through inspiring and motivating members to make positive health changes. The SOW hospital in Denver is the Swedish Medical Center. Specialties of particular interest to seniors include heart care, neurology, bone and joint care and stroke care.

Denver Transportation

With more than one thousand buses, operated and managed by the Regional Transportation District (RTD), seniors who reside in Denver independent living communities can be assured of easily traveling throughout the city. More than 10,000 bus stops in eight counties in the Denver and Boulder metropolitan areas, as well as the surrounding areas mean that more than 38 municipal jurisdictions are served.

Summing Up

Denver independent living has a lot to offer the over 50 who wants to enjoy an active retirement. If the beautiful scenery and attractive cost of living weren’t enough, the attractions, wide-ranging senior activities, world class medical services and excellent transportation facilities make the area an outstanding choice.

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Independent Living Community in Denver, Colorado

Independent Living Facilities near Denver, Colorado

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Lakeview Senior Living

Lincoln Meadows Senior Living

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Kipling Meadows

Golden Pond Retirement Community

Wind Crest

The Gardens at St. Elizabeth

MorningStar Senior Living of Parker

The Courtyards at Mountain View

Balfour Retirement Community

The Carillon at Boulder Creek

Affinity at Copperleaf

Bella Vita Senior Living

The Ridge Pinehurst

Garden Plaza of Aurora

Five Star Residences of Dayton Place

The Lodge at Balfour Senior Living

RiverPointe

Heather Gardens

Concordia On the Lake

Holly Creek

Loving Life Assisted Living

Affinity at Lafayette

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