Assisted Living Communities in Arvada, Colorado

Out of all long term facilitates (and we toured many) we decided to put our mother in Wheatridge Manor. Great decision! The food is maybe not so good, but the staff is wonderful. She is happy thriving, and accepting of this part of life. Many, many...

My mother used to live in Bross Street Assisted living, and it was a relatively small facility. I believe they could accommodate up to eleven or twelve residents. It was a converted home, but my description for it would be an assisted living-like pla...

He lived at Magnolia Place for a year and a half. It was not a good place, mainly because the gentleman that I moved there was older. There was one older man there who only spoke Spanish, and then there were some younger guys there who had drug or al...

When I got my social security check, I moved into Francis Heights Apartments. The price was based on what my income was. They've been very, very nice here. They have a food program, and once a month they give me a box of food. It has milk, vegetables...

The physical aspects of the facility where unimpressive. The building is very old, and sections of the building looked rather run down. Appearance was unimpressive. However, the staff more than made up for what the building lacked. They were truly l...

Saulsbury Facility is older and in-need of remodeling. I think they have very good and caring staff. The rooms are smaller than the other place I visited, and in need of remodeling. The dining area is nice and provides home-style dining. They're limi...

It's typical for a long-term care facility. The food (quality and quantity) has recently been upgraded, and the interior has been repainted. The problem for me is that too many other residents are just not capable of sharing a semi-private room due t...

They have 5 or 6 rooms, maximum 8 residents. Food seems better than industrial facilities, staff seems are kind and passionate. Price is higher than other facilities we looked in Arvada area....

As with any business, the owner was very much in contact with our family regarding the care of our father. That said, when the contract was signed, the owner said she would give us a copy. That never happened. As well, we were hit with a 2k "commu...

Just For Seniors Living Center II is the second location where Just For Seniors houses residents with special care needs. Located inside of a red-brick suburban villa east of downtown Denver, Just For Seniors II is less than a mile from the Sloan's Lake Park recreation area, where seniors can spend warm afternoons outdoors with visiting friends and family. The tree-lined residential neighborhood this facility sits in is only a few minutes from downtown Denver's arts, cultural sites and several senior centers that offer day programs for active adults aged 65 and over. The Just For Seniors II facility is set up as a home-style residential family care unit. Seniors in residence have private and shared rooms, assisted living and nursing care from the staff nurse and 24-hour supervision that includes lifting assistance as needed. Site amenities include a shared family-style dining room and community living room with complimentary cable television. The entire facility is wheelchair accessible, including the oversized showers that are open to all residents. The staff at Just For Seniors provides round the clock supervision and care for residents. This includes security to prevent exit-seeking behavior, medication reminders and on-call physician assistance. Catheter care and blood sugar monitoring are also provided by staff.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

Jaxpointe creates an environment that allows residents to relax, live with less stress and be themselves as much as possible. The residents do better in our smaller home setting because it reminds them of home, there is less confusion, an appropriate level of stimulation, staff familiarity, and a manageable environment. Families have peace of mind that residents can live here for the remainder of their lives. Jaxpointe was founded in 2009, after the founders observed other forms of memory care that they felt missed the mark. They were too big, with not enough staff to provide the level of care needed, and lacked intimacy for those with memory loss. We refurbish sizable ranch homes, with open floor plans, homey rooms, and large backyards for gardens, recreational opportunities or just relaxing. Each home has only eight residents, a very low resident-to-caregiver ratio (4 to 1) that allows for attentive care, and most importantly, a home-like environment. Our services are designed to support resident well being, comfort and security. At each home, we offer: 24/7 personal care 4-to-1 resident to caregiver ratio Secure, locked and safe environment Staff trained in best practices of memory care Large, open floor plans Completely remodeled ranch homes All-inclusive pricing Daily activities appropriate for residents Coordinated health services with health care providers Homemade, nutritious meals Music, therapy, exercise classes and entertainment Family events and gatherings Large, well-maintained backyards with walking paths, gardens and recreational space 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

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

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

Welcome to Caring Hearts Adult Daycare! We offer a caring compassionate christian care for disabled and elderly adults in need of assistance and educate and informminorities and females on health and disease preventedTo learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Facility Comparison