Century Park Associates

My mom lived here for 10 years and I would say it fit perfectly for the time frame she was there. She liked it because she could pretty much take care of herself and the assistance was there if she needed it. The security was designed more so for the more independent people, though. The food they served was institution food, not home cooked, but it was reasonably good. They offered exercise classes, bingo, informational travels, and the activities director had current event questions every morning on top of reading and going over articles in the newspaper. They even had afternoon tea and shopping trips. My mom and dad had a very good experience here and they both did very well.

We toured this community for the care for my mom. The staff was nice, but they did not have the care that we were needing at the time. The community was the clean and nice environment. They offer a lot of activities and a nice menu. We would recommend that families tour this community.

This community offers independent and assisted living. The independent living residents do not seem to mix well with the assisted living residents and this was the main reason we did not choose this community. This is a very nice community and the staff we met were nice. This community does not accept medicaid if you run out of funds.

This is a nice independent living community. The staff were friendly. The food was good. They offer an exercise room, a library and they post the daily activities. The community is well taken care of.

The Garden Plaza was very expensive. The community was very big, we were looking for something much smaller and more homelike. The place was clean and well maintained. The staff was very friendly.

We toured here when we were looking. I was impressed with them. It wasn't the right fit at the time, but now that I have more experience, I may revisit them to see if they would be a match for current needs.

We looked here when we were looking for options. It was too much like the independent place we had just come from and we were looking for something different. It was similar an independent place.

Westside Garden Plaza seemed like a pretty nice and clean facility. It is a pretty good place. The dining room seems to be pretty nice. Overall the facility seems to be, as I said, a very good facility.

No smells of tobacco or from pets, which are allowed. No noise from pets, either. Maintenance needed in the model apt. Is this an example of overall maintenance? Remodeling also going on of main dining room. Meal plans extra, but flexible. Units of several sizes and layouts, looked clean and bright, lots of windows and light. Multiple atria and wide hallways -- building suits its purpose well. People doing lots of activities and looking content. Outdoor courtyards safe and protected from wind and noise, landscaping on-going (it's spring when I'm writing this). Staff friendly and responsive. Didn't sample meals. Traffic noise loud in front balconies, open windows. Hampden is a busy street, right out front. Lots of transportation options and things to do. Nice library!

Our loved one has only been here a short time, but so far our experience has been a positive one overall! The staff are friendly and professional, and the facility itself is well kept and clean.

It's very clean and the staff is friendly. They are doing a pretty good job. They were very good about working with us on price. We are very happy with value. There are little things that probably still need to be worked out. She seems satisfied with the food, but I would like to see a few more fresh veggies and things.

The staff at The Bridge at Paradise Valley was very engaged with the residents. They seem to genuinely care. The activities are very well organized. The only think I can think of that there has been an issue with is that when my mother had an ulcer on her heel there was some question as to whether they should take care of it there or take her to the hospital, but that ended up getting resolved.

At Cherry Creek Retirement Village, the staff is great. The amenities are pretty comparable to other places. The website advertises a swimming pool, but the facility itself does not have one. The facility is aforable, which is nice. Overall, I'd give them a 4 out of 5. I would recommend it to others.

nice floor plans good room for them.

They could have some more activities. I was very pleased with the whole set up. The cleanliness was good and I liked the design of the building. The whole presentation was very good. We were very impressed with them.

The staff and the environment seemed very friendly and open. I liked the layout which gave a communal atrium-like space within easy distance of the independent living areas and the assisted area. They helped me talk to one of the residents to get a sense of how it is to live there. This was very helpful. Its location makes it pretty good for having someone nearby. The meal options did not allow for some flexibility and that is something that we would have to account for.

It was very nice; my mom referred to it as a spa. The ambiance was very elegant. Large spacious activity rooms were they play games and have their theater. Lots of nooks and crannies where they can play cards. It is just a nice facility. It is a full service in that they have independent living all the way to skilled nursing on the same campus. We didn't choose because the rooms were really too cramped.

It didn't have any real negative things, it just wasn't as friendly, even the people who live there aren't as friendly, they were more resistant to people coming in. It wasn't as cheerful of a place either. It was clean and if you asked a question the people were very helpful, the overall atmosphere just wasn't as friendly or cheerful.

It was nice. It was only location that didn’t work for us but I like The Bridge. It was really nice.

The caregivers really CARE! Spotless, gorgeous & warm. A real gem.