Julia Temple Healthcare Center

Angel V.

It can be so difficult when a loved one needs long-term care because of dementia. It's an emotional experience that can have us family members on the defensive. But the staff here are so kind and really care about the people you love. Yes, the furniture is a little beat up. That's because he has dementia and needs to move furniture around, or he's having accidents and spilling on it and sometimes just destroying it. Yes, maybe I walked in and he hadn't been changed. But that's because the CNA was helping someone else and he was next. The staff is so amazing and he was so cared for. I am so glad we chose this place.

gdm

What Are The Rooms Like? Out Dated Beds, Beat-Up Wood Furniture, No Clocks or Barely Any Pictures On The Wall. Needs Cleaning. Very Dismal Atmosphere, A Time Warp From The 80's. How Are The Interactions With Staff? Some Staff People Where Nice, Head Nurse's Rude, Having Attitude, No Patience. More Listening, And Less Talking Or Anticipating What The Client Is Going To Say. Staff Members Gossiping Not Paying Attention To The Clients While Talking At The Desk To Each Other. Case Manager Not Giving Complete Information, And Questionable Advice. If You Need To Keep Asking For Help, And If You Have To Fend For Your Own, This Is Not The Place. What Activities Do Residents Enjoy? My Mother Was There For Rehab Where Was It? Who Was Doing It? This Is A Great Place If You Have One Foot In The Grave, Or Dementia. Take The Time To Look At Many Options Remember, This Is Your loved one.

disgusted gross

When my family and I took a walk through for our grandmother for her rehabilitation well let's say it was the worst place I have ever seen really the spell alone the rooms are small and filthy it is pretty much the lowest care facility we've ever seen their web site is all lies nothing was good about it when my Grammy went in she turned to us and told us she was scared of being in there so we took her home right away we will never recommend this junky place for anyone not even our worst enemies

phil24

My mother is a resident here. She has progressed from the Lavendar wing to advanced. care. My father knows all the care providers and they provide him with support. When my mother became ill I was able to get information even late in the evening. It is clear and as cheerful as it can be. The staff seem to care about the patients. Is it perfect? No place is. I think with this kind of care you need to be vigilant. Make sure they are careful. Make sure they know someone is watching. People who are payed minimum wage and minimally supervised or trained are the front line caregivers to your family because noone care afford more than that. I appreciate the care my mother has received.

auroraborealus

My grandmother who is 84 years old and suffering from the early stages of dementia is currently a resident at Julia Temple Center in Denver. She has been there for about 9 months and so far I have been very satisfied with the care she has received. The facility is clean, with windows and natural light in the patient rooms. There is also a sun room and an outdoor terrace for visitors and residents to enjoy during nice weather. The staff seems very attentive, every time I have visited I have seen them engaged in some type of stimulating activity with the residents. My grandmother has not had any complaints. She enjoys the day to day activities and is clean and well taken care of. She was underweight before going into the center and has even gained ten pounds since she's moved in. The facility has excellent security, with lots of staff and code locking doors to ensure the safety of the patients which was important to my family because my grandmother sometimes gets confused and tries to walk back to her old home.Family and friends are encouraged to visit at any time. The building is older but they have been doing some extensive renovation in the past few months. All in all I find it is a good, trustworthy facility.