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940 Worthington Cir, Fort Collins, CO 80526
Columbine Care Center West is a Skilled Nursing Facility providing rehabilitation, nursing care, dementia care, and hospice services to the geriatric community.
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2311 E Bridge St, Brighton, CO 80601
Riverdale Rehab and Care Community of Brighton we are dedicated to enhancing the lives of those we serve. Whether the need is for short-term rehabilitation or for an extended period of time, it is our goal to exceed the expectations of our residents by providing quality care and exceptional service. We measure outcomes and successes that are focused on areas our residents, family members and employees consider important. We welcome you to come take a tour and see the difference at Riverdale Rehab and Care Community of Brighton.
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6447 Quail Street, Arvada, CO 80004
Gardens On Quail, located in Arvada, Colorado, offers a variety of care options including independent living, assisted living, memory care, hospice care, and respite care. This community provides apartment-style living with room amenities such as kitchenettes and living rooms available in some units. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas, gardens, and even enclosed, secured outdoor spaces for safety and relaxation. For social and recreational activities, the community offers organized programs, social events, group exercises like yoga, and even facilitated field trips. Additional amenities include an on-site salon, fitness and wellness equipment, communal dining areas, and flexible dining options.Services at Gardens On Quail include medication management, personal care services, and housekeeping. For mobility and access to external appointments, general and medical transportation services are provided. The community also accommodates special diets, and with a chef on staff, meals are both nutritious and tailored to the dietary needs of the residents.
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9221 Wadsworth Pkwy, Broomfield, CO 80021
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2311 East Bridge Street, Brighton, CO 80601
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Nursing Homes
Janette
4.0
Review of The Peaks Care Center
We chose The Peaks Care Center for my mother-in-law because they helped with the process of Medicaid. They take Medicaid. They are one of the most highly reviewed assisted living centers here in...
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Joanne
4.0
Review of Linden Place Health & Rehabilitation Center
My mother stayed at Linden Place Health & Rehabilitation Center for three weeks. The staff was very good and always helping. We didn't have any choice. It was the only opening that we had at the...
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DanaDarras
1.0
Review of Accel at Longmont
Don't trust them with your with your worst enemy let alone your loved one. They don't do anything to prevent or protect their clients from being injured. If they run out of a client's medication...
At $9,049 per month, nursing home costs in Longmont are about $532 higher than the statewide average of $8,517 and about $1,293 more than the national average of $7,756. Fort Collins has the most affordable care in the area at $8,971 per month, while Denver, with its $9,064 average cost, is narrowly more expensive than Longmont. At a median cost of $9,277 per month, Greeley is the most expensive city in the area for nursing home care.
Longmont
$9,049
Colorado
$8,517
The United States
$7,756
Fort Collins
$8,971
Greeley
$9,277
Denver
$9,064
Seniors in Longmont pay $9,049 per month for a semiprivate room in a nursing home, while a private room costs $10,539 per month.
Many seniors and their families use some form of financial assistance to help them pay for nursing care. The main options available are Medicare, Medicaid, and veterans benefits. These programs can be complicated, especially when it comes to benefit terms. Below, we give a brief overview of how these programs may be used towards paying for skilled nursing care.
If these options aren’t available to you, check if your loved one has long-term care insurance or contact your Area Agency on Aging to ask about any local financial assistance programs for seniors.
Nursing home care is the most expensive type of senior care in Longmont, with seniors paying $9,049 per month for a semiprivate room and $10,539 for private accommodations. Fortunately, Longmont seniors have several senior care options to choose from. Assisted living care in the region typically costs $5,100 per month, which is slightly less expensive than home care. Median costs for home care and home health care are $5,625 and $5,720 per month, respectively. Adult day health care costs aren’t available for Longmont, but statewide, this level of care has an average cost of $1,625.
Home care
$5,625
Home health care
$5,720
Assisted living
$5,100
Nursing home (semiprivate room)
$9,049
Nursing home (private room)
$10,539
There are several programs in Longmont that can help with seniors’ nutritional needs, pay for nursing home care, provide in-home support to help delay nursing home placement and connect seniors with individuals who can help them resolve problems in their nursing facilities.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Boulder County Area Agency on Aging | (303) 441-3570 | The BCAAA manages a variety of programs that promote healthy aging, including dedicated services for veterans and older members of the LGBT community. Its community living programs provide a range of services to help seniors remain in their homes, instead of transitioning into a long-term care facility. Assistance with chores, homemaker services, legal help and transportation are some of the services available through the BCAAA and its partner organizations. |
| Long Term Care Ombudsman Program | (303) 441-1173 | The Long Term Care Ombudsman Program helps seniors find long-term care facilities that meet their needs, and it advocates for their rights when they become residents. This free program emphasizes confidentiality between seniors and its volunteers, but with permission, an ombudsman will step in to investigate seniors’ concerns about a nursing facility’s quality of care and other complaints. |
| Boulder County Human Services Department | (303) 441-1000 | Through the county’s Human Services Department, seniors can apply for Health First Colorado, the state’s Medicaid program, which can help low-income seniors pay for nursing home care. The agency’s workers can also guide seniors through the steps to apply for a Medicare Savings Program and private health insurance. |
| Meals on Wheels | (303) 772-0540 | Seniors enrolled in the Meals on Wheels program receive hot, nutritionally well-balanced meals delivered to their homes, enabling older adults with limited mobility to maintain their health and cut down on food expenses. Applicants must be aged 60 or older, and meals are priced on a sliding scale dependent on income. |
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