I would caution anyone considering this establishment for their loved one. It is smoke and mirrors…read more It's a beautiful comfortable place on the outside, but the operations of the infrastructure are not . sunrise is continually understaffed. The employees are overworked and underappreciated.The weekend it is even worse when the Management is not around.Several times on a Sunday morning you would go in and my loved one would not have been fed breakfast at 11 a.m. Please use caution and do your homework..

My mother moved into the reminiscence care neighborhood two years ago, and our experience there has…read morebeen wonderful. Obviously these decisions were hard, but the staff was so accommodating and supportive. They helped with every aspect: moving in, special diet, education abut memory loss, support groups, and referred us to hospice care when that became a necessity. I can't say enough kind words about the care-givers who were with her over the last two years. I felt like they truly loved her as one of their own family. Numerous times I witnessed them laughing and crying with my mom. It was the best place for her.

My girlfriend's mom lives here and has for about ten years. She is very happy here and has never so…read moremuch as had a single billing issue. We've eaten with her on many occasions and the food is first rate. Much better than I was expecting from an "old folks home". It's very much restaurant level/quality food. The staff is exceptionally nice and treats her mom with dignity and respect. I especially like how they decorate the common rooms for holidays. The building is clean and well maintained as are yard and ground. Geriatric care would be challenging professional field but this place seems to have found and hired some real professionals. I would, without hesitation, support my own mother and/or father moving into this facility.

I visited Lakeview on a trip to see Mom for Mother's Day. Mom is still in her house at 90, but I…read morethink it is time to discover senior living. Of the 5 facilities I visited, this is by far the nicest and seems to provide everything we were looking for. After bringing Mom back the next day, she sees what life can be like outside of sitting at home. We now have her on a waiting list, hoping to move in fall of 2015. I cannot comment first hand on the staff or services as we are not there yet, but from what I saw, the staff is friendly, knows all the residents by name and is truly there to make their lives fun and interesting. Will post again after we move in and find out first hand all of the options Lakeview has to offer.

this is a decent place for independent living for sure, but if your parents or someone u love and…read moreare thinking of admitting here-- plz listen. If you lived one needs full assistance l, don't send them here. it's a difficult place for them to be happy in,

I have lived here now for almost 5 years now and if you are not a Democrat and in favor all things…read moreDEI, including support for LGBTQ over resident's views, don't bother! The place has turned so "woke" that there is no room for the rest of us (those who are conservative). Food is also very inconsistent. If I were you, I would look elsewhere!!

So, in 2023 they had a meth lab at Sky Pointe, on the ground floor. That's the first thing you…read moreshould know. About a month after we moved my mom in, she fell and broke her hip and spent a couple of hours dragging herself to her phone because the safety beeper didn't work to call someone to her apartment. Then, the managers (long since gone and I don't know how many more they've gone through) tried to tell me it was my mother's fault. I didn't get their logic then and I don't now. Some on the food staff sexually harass the young girls as they "intern". That can't be fun for the girls. They "let" the residents be Activity Directors, without pay, because they can't retain actual Activity Directors. I don't know. If it were up to me, she'd have been out of there after they blamed her for breaking her hip, but it's NOT up to me. So, she's staying there and she likes it and has made friends and all that, but I can't help but keep coming back to the fact that there was a meth lab in my mom's apartment complex... it's disturbing..

Over a Year ago, on Halloween, My Wife and I dropped off some treats for our Granddaughter. On the…read moreway home we saw a new building going up. The sign out front about Resort Lifestyle Communities looked like fun. We Picked up a Flyer. A year later and it's everything we imagined. We've met some of the most amazing People, here in our new Home!

Windcrest is like being at home, but with so much more to offer. From the amazing staff, to the…read morerestaurants, to the beautiful apartments and grounds; Windcrest has it all. Whether you are an active senior or you need a bit more assistance, you will love Windcrest. We have been here for nearly three years - and we just love it.

The 2 main reasons why I moved back here in April 2025 are: the sense of community and the…read morelocation. This is an Independent lifestyle community that does not offer assisted or memory accommodations. I have known the Marketing Director for many years, she has the ability to recruit the nicest people and is a huge asset to the business. I an active 77 year old Vietnam veteran and I have moved many times over the years, some for business and some for personal reasons. Furthermore, I have resided in 6 different states and can honestly say that Colorado is my favorite state and Concordia on the Lake is my favorite residence. The majority of my neighbors feel the same way as I and we all realize that there are some (residents and some family members) who have different opinions. I couldn't be happier and can't imagine living anywhere else. Just about everything I need or want is within walking distance. If you want a sense of community and security, Concordia is the place for you or your family members.

I moved into Concordia on the Lake in May 2025. I have been very happy here. I am enjoying the…read moremany different activities they offer. The staff has been very helpful, responsive, and kind. The buildings and property are well maintained. Everyone here is very friendly. The location is within walking distance to doctors, shopping areas, restaurants, the public library, and borders the Johnson Reservoir. This is a great place for active, independent seniors.

Food is not good and often served cold. staff turn-over is very high and then the new staff are…read morepoorly trained. The pool is broken frequently. Managers dont interact with the residents (like asking how was your dinner tonight!) The dinner service ends at 7 and staff try to force people to leave even if they are still eating. The reservation system is terrible and not conducive to having guests or family visit (and then the hostess is rude if you try to beg for a table!) The facility is nice to look at but there are so many improvements that could be made (and dont get me started on the "sports bar"!)

I have to believe there are much better options. This place is just unresponsive to basic issues…read more My mom's cable TV hasn't worked for months, and I can't even get anyone to address this issue or to even return my phone calls. My mother's laundery wasn't getting done. Her hygene was a serious issue. Then, once an assisted living director agrees to do something, she is gone, and the replacement starts over from scratch with no knowledge transfer. They are on their third assisted living director so far in only 9 months. Unfortunately, moving your loved one to a new facility is such a burden, and I think they know this, they can get away with sub-par care.

I went on a tour today along with my niece and her granddaughters…read more Danielle, a marketing associate, spent a considerable amount of time with us, answering questions and touring the facility. Some of my neighbors had transferred to this place and I was fortunate enough to see one of them. She shared some of the benefits of living here and indicated that she was very happy. She also expressed that the food was very good. There is an ala carte menu of services and dining options. The entire facility is clean and very well maintained. I hope that when the time comes, I will be able to afford to live here. This is an assisted living facility and a freestanding memory care facility.

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First the good news, worthy of kudos: Roger, the head of the maintenance team/ effort during much…read moreof the two year span we lived at Vita, is by far the best staff member there. Always responsive, efficient, and naturally engaging. His predecessor always had a half-hearted excuse for not fixing obvious trim and finish problems. The rest of the Vita 'experience' is best summarized by types of problems encountered, many if not all of them left unresolved. To be honest, Vita and Zocalo Corp cannot now address the biggest problem of all, location. With Littleton suffering from various types of poor governance in its quest to become a small Boulder, there's not much one can do about the transients/ crazed souls who often enough disturb and walk through the area and property, the miserable local and pass-through traffic patterns, or the de-nuding and over-development of the LiDo downtown neighborhood. Keep the Littleton PD and City Managers numbers on speed dial, if you're inclined to report things. A couple of decisions Zocalo should have thought through, however, are the flow of public and resident parking into the parking structure. There's only one driveway and one entrance exit, and there's plenty of traffic (and delays) on weekends and holidays from the patrons of the restaurant and golf range/ bar which share the property. One entrance/ exit might not be a big problem, except when the access/ system frequently breaks down, and disallows entry even when its ticket printer runs out of paper! Bizarre. Other basic areas which troubled us continually: Parking assignments. Our open space assignment was never resolved to provide a covered space, even though 3 employees promised that an audit and resolution was on its way. Parking security/ signage: No signs to help patrons and visitors avoid a secured residents-only elevator in order to access the retail shops on-property. Sounds simple, yet Zocalo - and its staff apologists - comes off as too cheap to put up a $5 sign to promote good will. (We were always politely re-directing visitors to the ground floor sidewalks.) With power failures, the parking structure becomes a pitch dark space - with few emergency lights. Does that make sense for a complex with many residents in the 70-90 year old age range? Car break-ins and loitering were not epidemic, but when they happened, management never acknowledged any security aspect of this problem. A break-in involving the cutting of the chain-link fencing separating public and private parking was NOT resolved by putting up a tighter high security mesh fence, but with Zocalo instead hiring two workmen to stitch together existing and replacement fencing, yielding a patchwork stretch that looks to be easily breached again. Suggestions made directly to staff about this and similar problems are met with head-nodding, wide-eyed acknowledgment and sympathy, but...no action. Is the Vita staff only expecting elderly or senior tenants to be so happy with the diversions and entertainment provided each week/ month, that serious and obvious vulnerabilities don't matter? Hard to argue otherwise. Management also seems to not bother explaining contradictions or vagueness re: certain rules or practices. As an example, while we were moving out, a neighbor was surprised and troubled to hear of how we needed to use a deep-cleaning checklist in order to avoid move-out charges to our deposit - including high dollar charges for re-painting any interior walls. Naturally, she and her husband had gone ahead and done their own re-painting with more than a couple of walls in their apartment, after being told it was fine/ expected/ no problem. I guess that if you or an elderly parent don't mind having group or collective activities changed, removed, canceled, or modified, and also having some of these actions simply brushed off, then putting up $3000 + collective utilities each month is no big deal. For us, a move back to the openness and quieter suburbs was a relief.

Love it here!! Great Location ! It's been, clean and the amenities are excellent! They even have a…read moredoggie spa! The management is responsive and helpful. I highly recommend it!

Go elsewhere. Horrible care when you aren't watching. The staff is overworked and they are always…read moreworking short.

We recently removed my father from this memory care facility. We are very disappointed in that we…read morewere extremely mislead by Becky in marketing. We were told our father would have one to one care 24 hours a day. NOT TRUE! While the caregivers at this location are outstanding they are constantly understaffed and deal with a range of erratic behaviors from yelling and screaming to hitting and kicking. We witnessed several other patients urinating in the common areas and hallways. Also saw one have a bowel movement and having it not only all over himself but all over the COMMON furniture. When we asked Dena about these things happening we felt we were just brushed off with the excuse " this is memory care". We definitely will NEVER recommend Willowbrook Place. Knowing that several other families felt the same way made our decision to move our father out even easier. This is definitely not the place for gentle sweet elders! Some of the patients there are even scary!!!! Hitting, kicking, etc