Century Park Associates

During my brief stay at The Bridge in Longmont, I was treated like a member of the family, as are all guests. I arrived in the morning and by afternoon, every staff member was calling me by my first name. At mealtime, my seating at a table for four was not random. I was placed where it was felt I would connect, and I most certainly did. Mealtimes were a wonderful experience both for the excellent food and the stimulating conversation. Meaningful activities were provided daily, often several times a day. I would recommend without reservation that The Bridge at Longmont be considered when looking for a pleasant, loving residential environment which provides excellent personal care.

My parents enjoyed living in the independent area of this community. This community also offers assisted living and we are hoping dad will be able to move into this area soon as there is a waiting list. They offer good food and a menu with two entrees and and an alternate menu. The wellness director is a blast and likes helping people. They are doing some remodeling of the assisted living area. The staff is nice and dad has friends here.

It is going very well. It is a very nice place. My Father ha been there about 2 years. They have a lot of activities. It is close to our home, so it is convenient. They do a good job with transport and go to the grocery store twice a week. They are very nice and are helpful and responsive if we need anything. It's a nice place. I would recommend it.

One of the main reasons I chose Cherry Creek above the others I visited was their cheerful accommodating attitude toward my specific needs. I equally was impressed with their professional reliability and understanding. I feel comfortable doing business with these people and look forward to making friends here.

Mom has not been there very long, but so far we are happy with the experience. We came in at a time when they were changing management and there was some confusion, but we've gotten past that. They are very quick to give me a call if mom needs something or there is something I need to be made aware of. It's been a good experience and I would recommend The Bridge at Paradise Valley.

When I first went to Cherry Creek Retirement Village and had a meal there it was excellent. There have been a couple of things that have not panned out as we were led to believe. For one, the food is not as good as it was a couple months or so ago. For another, they had told me that linens were included, and that turned out not to be the case. Overall it has been a positive experience. It is a very bright and cheerful place with a very warm home-like atmosphere. There's been a couple of areas for improvement, but overall it has gone well.

My Dad has been there a few months and loves it so far. The staff are responsive, helpful, and very compassionate. It's pricey for our means, but the peace of mind is worth every cent. The only thing that I would change is the food, which is offered at limited hours and does not offer much variety.

This was my second choice when looking at options. I like it a lot! I would have moved in here, but the timing on the availability didn't really work out for me. It was beautiful and everyone was extremely nice though.

It was a chance happening that I found Garden Plaza of Aurora. I spent many months trying to find a community my father would like, and also fit in. He practiced law in Colorado for 40 years as a trial lawyer. But like many aging people he was not happy with his aging process and lack of the finer aspects of life. Garden Plaza of Aurora was the first immediate "Like" I found in several years of exploring senior communities.

It is a very attractive community with people who really care about the residents. The overall environment of the community is just really nice. I would recommend this community to anyone. They really seem to care about the residents.

This place is perfect for me in terms of my safety and comfort. The food is nothing to write home about. However, it is a healthy diet and sometimes just delicious. I have found the staff and residence to be super friendly and helpful.

The people are very friendly. The staff is pretty stable compared to other facilities. The public areas could stand to be updated with new carpet.

It was a short stay, but the staff is great.

It's a lower cost alternative and like everything you get what you pay for. Staff is kind and intelligent. not much to offer for activities. Dining is ok. Not great. Building is not bad for low cost but keep expectations low. It's nothing like a $[removed]k or $[removed]k place

Very nice... We love it here.

Harbor Place is an excellent option for people who have value and safety as priorities. The food is OK not great not bad. It's sort of in the middle. The space in the rooms are phenomenal. It is quite grand walking through the halls. You feel like you are in an upscale hotel. The staff is super helpful and everyone wants to pitch in and give you support. I have trips and activities on a daily basis to keep everyone busy. I highly recommend Harbor place. The only reason I don't give it five stars is it's not a five star facility in my opinion. There are certain Aspects that need tweaking but no place is perfect. Highly recommend.

So Far Mayfair has really been a good fit for my mom all staff are pleasant, been couple miscommunication but was figured out price could be lil cheaper but they really are less than other places!!! All is well mom loves meeting new people winning quarters at bingo and most of food she likes. Friendly and helpful staff

The facility has a safe atmosphere, good food and wait staff, rooms are clean, but small. My wife was there for a month, and she felt comfortable and made friends. Nice courtyard, root beer float Wednesdays, and coordinated activities were fun.

Tech and language support is a bit lacking. There are no bilingual administrative staff (I think a few of the aids are though). Internet and wifi spotty. Overall facility is good. You get what you pay for (no 5 star resort feel) but you get everything needed including safety and security.

Overall, we have been very pleased as a family regarding our mom’s experiences in the first month. There are certainly things we should have better prepared ourselves; understanding the care plan better, knowing who to contact, how to support our mom to help her acclimate. The team at the Bridge have been very helpful and everyone at the facility genuinely cares about their residents. Another “need to know” is better understand our long term care insurance policy. It’s a lot to balance the facility, the insurance company, the care providers, and the family. Lots to consider and how to succeed in securing the benefit that we have planned for.