This place was built by someone who really loves and cares for the elderly. More like a lovely…read moreresort hotel than an assisted living place. It's got a great, uplifted vibration to it, which I think is so helpful when we are needing care like this at the end of life. The staff are loving and amazing. The dining room is elegant and great care goes into the preparation of the meals. I couldn't have imagined such a supportive environment for our parents. My dad lived upstairs in Assisted Living area since October. The care he received was wonderful. Our family visited every day, and everyone we met has been quite extraordinary. It's not easy to find a place that has this quality and consistency of support. My dad arrived here in October walking easily on his own and coming really only for the meals and socializing. He was living on his own for awhile and it was getting to be more work than he wanted to do to drive and shop. Amazingly, he had a rather sudden decline in his health within about a month and needed quite a bit of care. We were so relieved and grateful that he could remain here and receive the care he needed. In fact, they've helped cover his car needs every step of the way. It's a blessing we didn't need to move to nursing care. He just passed peacefully last week, and the amount of concern and kindness from all the staff is hard to describe. Wonderful. He received hospice care while being able to continue to stay here through the hospice folks who are part of the facility's medical support. They were angels, too. (A shout out to Bloom Hospice - huge thanks to Betsy, Hope, and the whole team). My mom was cared for in the downstairs memory wing 2 years ago, and also received loving care. We couldn't have been more grateful for everything Cherry Hills provided for her. Angels do this kind of work. Adding this note for families who are searching for the right place: my dad moved here looking forward to some social interaction with others, and was good health when he moved in. But he found that there were almost no others (just one man) at the facility who were mentally clear like he was. He adapted to the new reality, but it would have been more stimulating had he had more people to talk with. As a service, he spent time with many people there who were pleasant but mentally diminished. They were not close to his level of clarity. Perhaps there are more people like that than he was able to meet. But if your parent is clear-minded and physically able to, he would be better off in an independent living place with tiered levels of additional support as needed.

Assisted Living? Memory Care? You are covered here. Fabulous community where it really is a…read morecommunity that residents enjoy being part of. This review is based on visits and tours made there to check out what they are all about. Michelle is likely your first point of contact since she is, I believe, the Director of "Sales and Marketing" (?). Kara I believe works for her and fills in for Michelle when needed. Both are fabulous, but Michelle really knows her stuff and understands what needs to be done if you are thinking of being part of their community. The place itself is really nice and elegant, with lots of energy and positive activities. Beautiful walking area outside for memory care residents. Trails right outside to walk, are abundant and also very nice as you walk thru the park right there/golf course. Different sized Rooms make up assisted living (AL) --studio, 1 BR, 2 BR. Memory care (MC) only has 2 sizes of studios--385 and 520 sq feet. The views you have contribute to the price as well. They also have Assisted Living with their Essentials support, provides a bridge between AL and MC. Food is pretty nice. Heritage week was being offered where unique foods from other areas around the world were being featured. Service was pretty great. Kind, compassionate when talking to residents. Beautiful set-up with dishes being offered on display as you walk in. Love the front desk team. All super nice and energetic. Very knowledgable and helpful. A nice sized theater for movies. Arts and crafts room. Library space. Outside deck/seats and tables with a very calming and beautiful view. Exercise class in the morning and other activities throughout the day. Live music/happy hour. Super fun all around. If you are looking for a super nice place where your loved one will be well taken care of, and feel safe and happy, this is your place.

I wanted to add another plus to The Inn @ Greenwood Village. The staff is very nice and helpful,…read moreand especially working with LISA. Thank you, LISA, for always checking in on me and for the nice conversations. You made my stay very pleasant.

The administration of this facility is horrible. It is my opinion, formed by direct experience,…read morethat the people who run the Inn at Greenwood Village are operating a racket with the sole intention of extracting as much money as possible from the residents and their families. When a resident requires a little extra care, management either kicks them out of the place or starts jacking up the monthly charges. I wish it were possible to give negative stars as a rating; this horrible place would get a minus 20 from me.

This place is Amazing. The staff is caring and good at their job. They know all the residents names…read moreand that of their family too! They go above and beyond to check in. The residents have call buttons and the staff respond promptly when the button is pushed. They have fun activities and are always there in office if needed. It is a beautiful fresh facility and doesn't smell like a hospital. The caregivers are kind and accommodating. I highly recommend living here.

I have worked with this community for many years and have experienced knowable, professional &…read morecaring staff. I would recommend this place for your loved one!

My father-in-law recently passed away after a year-and-a-half at the Lighthouse Assisted Living…read morehouse on South Steele Street. He receive excellent care from trained, caring staff, certainly not the easiest of situations when dealing with dementia and deterioration. Communication with the family was also excellent. Know your loved ones will be in good hands!

We moved my dad in 2 years ago. At first I thought it was a good place…read more. This place has gone down hill. They don't have enough staff. The director job has switched several times as well as the staff I called several times to talk to the director,,,but she would never return our calls. She was very rude. We moved out of there,,,and my dad seems much happier. The staff at his new place is very caring. They truly love their patients. Sunrise never really cared about their patients. Glad we are gone. Cheri

At first I would have given this place 4 stars because, basically, all retirement homes have this…read moreaspect to them, that it's where (to quote the sign on Homer's dad's home in The Simpsons) "the old and infirm bide their time awaiting the inevitable". It's not really the place you _want_ to be. So let me explain why I give it 5 stars. First off, my Dad is near the end of his life and has been living for 3 years in the memory loss ward where the door is locked with a key access. It sounds grim and boring doesn't it? But I spend a lot of time in here, and I like it here! It has toys and fun things on the floor for kids to play with and check out. It has lovely and fun staff. It has volunteers coming by playing violin and piano and guitar. Today they had the football game and then the basketball game on and it was a blast! Sure, there's something a bit surreal about all this sort of stuff -- it's a completely modern invention -- we dump our kids into schools for ten years, and then dump our aged into homes for ten years. But my 5 year old likes coming here, and that's saying a lot! They have free popcorn and coffee and a lobby dog. The food is good (today I had pork cutlet with potatoes and kale; yesterday I had lobster linguini with asparagus). The staff is great. The front desk and lobby are cozy and unpretentious. It's not expensive. With not being expensive, comes not being needlessly fancy -- it's kind of like grandma's house. For a while after a broken hip my Dad stayed at a place down the road, which is super fancy and like a ski lodge, where they had a therapy center. There was no fun in the place -- I think a lot of these places want you to think you aren't where you are. Also parking means a lot, and Sunrise at Orchard is small and parking close to the building is easy. Plus, it's right across the street from Panera so you can go grab food and right next to the library so you can go read a book. And if your parent has Alzheimers then you come back in an hour and they're so happy to see you again, it's always a brand new day!! Now my dad has a couple of days left. He moved back here from the hospital, into hospice care, back to his old room. They know him and love him. They come by the room to help him with things, and are always saying sweet things to him, "we love you Gunnar". And they bring me food and drink and don't care if I set up a mattress on the floor and spend the night. So I want to give them a big thumbs up. It's where my Mom wants to come when it's her turn to have somebody cook for her and just sit around doing crossword puzzles. Oh, and they have a GREAT large garden in the back, especially for the memory loss patients, so they can wander around, have a smoke or whatever. And there are 4 exits, all key-access, so you can come in and out in a few different ways (good 'feng shui'). For the 'younger' patients, they go on all kinds of outings, movies, restaurants. Good luck finding a place for yourself or for your parents!

Assisted living* hospitality care service, from humans who care. Located in old little town…read moreLittleton, business office works cohesively with care staff and dietary services providing a "at home like living" for residences. Down to earth care quality. Come on over to experience charming Littleton by Libby Bortz assited loving, and living.

The Libby Bortz Center is very clean and the nurses aides are very efficient! My only reason for…read morenot the five stars is the food that they served my mom when I transported her from New Orleans. In my family, dumping a family member in a nursing home is a sin!! But the Libby Bortz Center is very good in their care. I felt guilty during at that time, but I just sold my home in Five Points and moved south to Littleton so my mom would more be more safe and I know friends that can take care of her while I'm at work. But the center is excellent in its care and also designed for people with low to moderate incomes and your timing has to spot on to get a temporary room. You will see an older TV in the room on my photo - it did have a remote control with it.

I worked here as a fill in nurse. So organized and great management. Pts are rehab and post acute…read more Nice facility

Forget rehab here as they don't focus on it at all. The food is aweful . Rooms are clean and ok but…read moredon't go here if you want your loved one to get more mobile.

I was able to get my father into Brookdale Greenwood Village after he was required to leave Centers…read moreat Lincoln. I had a few days to shop and contacted three different facilities. After visiting Sunrise, I was contacted by a representative at Brookdale. She was able to immediately schedule a tour of the facility since my dad was still in rough shape and going home was not an option. She was thorough and answered all of my questions and provided reassurance to my father. Brookdale has assisted living and rehabilitation on site. I received introductions to the department heads and knew this was a good spot to continue his rehabilitation. The facility itself is in an ideal location. We were allowed to customize his apartment so he could have privacy as well as room for family and friends to visit. His trip over in the Brookdale van was the "best ride he experienced since being hospitalized." (He had horror stories of transpiration to Kaiser appointments) I also had multiple friends and family compliment the facility. I was able to visit dad every day and even had lunch with him a couple times. His friends were visiting and eating with him too. One day he was working with Kaiser rehab and made it down to the piano and played a few measures for us. Cancer is a beast and my dad had an extremely aggressive form of kidney cancer, which sent him to the ER when the cancer fractured his spine. Although he was only at Brookdale for 10 days he did have a good stay and his pain meds were given in a timely manner. He lost his fight with cancer 14 days after leaving Centers at Lincoln. I can't thank Brookdale staff members enough for keeping him comfortable for what happened to be his final days.

LThis is not a real rehab ctre. Lack of supplies, personal and rehabilitation equipment makes this…read morea poor choice. Their menu was lacking and their staff was insensitive. I am back in hospital because of their neglect. They are not a real rehabilitation facility. Beware of your loved ones being recommended by their insurance company. Maybe long term living is OK, not rehabilitation.

July, 2017 Still the best place for my father. He loves it!…read morePlenty for him to do. Plenty of people to talk to. Still LOVE Riverpointe, a great senior living place.

I was there with my grandpa, and the boy named Emiliano provided excellent service and tended to…read moreall our needs.

"Wow," is about right to express our impressions of Shalom Park! We had that "WoW!" experience!…read more When our mother fell during a recent visit, we wanted to find a place that would care for her during her rehabilitation. We found the perfect place for her in Shalom Park! The nursing quality and other staff were so attentive and our mother actually enjoyed her stay! While she never liked PT, they pushed and encouraged her repeatedly, gently, to get out of the room. We are very grateful for the care she received! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I volunteer at various senior care facilities throughout Metro Denver and this one is among the…read morevery best. Friendly staff, elegant environment, residents seem happy. Really good energy here. Shalom!