We placed my Mother in Memory Care at the Balfour in Longmont, and I can't say enough about the…read morequality of care there! The staff was amazing, Nicole G. was also amazing in helping us prepare for moving Mom into Memory care in a way that made the transition seamless. When it came time to bring hospice in, the helped coordinate that service, and again, worked together with the hospice staff to provide compassionate, caring services the entire time Mom was there. The staff showed warmth and the utmost respect for both our family, and our Mother. We felt she was safe and in the best hands possible to make sure she got everything she needed. Thank you to all involved.

5 Stars all the way!! I can't say enough good things about Balfour in Longmont. I've worked in a…read morehospital setting for a long time and I know how difficult it can be to provide loving care to this unique population. Balfour, at every turn, went above and beyond for our family member. She lived there for 2 1/2 years, spending the last year in memory care. All of the staff, top to bottom, are loving and kind. The clinical care is top notch. And at the end, the nurses became family to all of us. Balfour is a community, residents have friends and some even bring their dogs. It's a vibrant community and a gorgeous facility. You can't go wrong.

Where do I start. This place is far from award winning. Their are some rude people who truly do not…read morecare about the residents. They treated my grandmother like dirt if she had any opinion about anything. I heard that the Director, Katie scolded and elderly man because he pushed the emergency button a lot because he kept on hitting the button by accident. The Director!!! Nita was the worst!!! Elder abuse to put it mildly. Don't give the time to take care of the residents who pay TOP DOLLAR to be there. and when they have to, they rush the residents who are sometimes unable to move as quickly as they expect them to do. One lady got knocked to the ground because the elevator door shuts so quickly. They couldn't find her for 20 minutes... even when she hit her emergency button. A lot of these people don't care about the residents. These people should listen to the residents in the dining room. They have a lot to say to each other, but are too scared to say anything to the staff.

We moved my Mom back home and we had a credit of over $4k which they neglected to ever tell us…read moreabout. A year later it was time to move her into Memory Care and that's when we discovered the credit. They declined to have her placed there and rather then ever refunding us the $4400 they billed us and absorbed this amount even though she never spent another day there. I continue to be billed and they won't accept nor return my calls. I'm now filing a small claims case. Ridiculous!

They are very nice folks with a professional caring staff and took care of my loving dad with…read morememory problems. I would recommend them very highly. The food is really done well and they have an ice cream parlor as well.

I worked for this company for a short period and by far Nina Bennett is EXTREMELY unprofessional…read more Informed me that I was able to pick up my check and was sweet about everything leading up. However with out any notice or any meeting or explanation, she relieved me of my job. I personally believe this was personal because she told me she did not like me for this job. Prior to this Nina as well with Nancy let me know two days prior how well they thought I was doing. Extremely unprofessional. As well for the head chef curses out servers who do not put down the temperature for meat. Over all if you do work for this company you truly will never know how long you will have a job there for.

My mother has been at the Bridge for over three years. I couldn't ask for better care than what she…read morehas received from the staff at the Bridge. Friendly, compassionate, and attentive, every one of the staff has far exceeded my expectations!

From the first call to Meredith at the Bridge until now. We have been so blessed with…read morecompassionate treatment. My father in law moved in February this year. He already considers it home. He has many friends already as well! The entire staff are like family. My father in law is receiving the best care available. This Father's Day they brought the families together for prime rib. The kitchen staff and manger (Ralph)went from table to table cutting the food for anyone who needed assistance. They have my respect and couldn't imagine anywhere else for my family. Thank you, Michael Millheim Berthoud Co

After almost 5 years at Atria Longmont, mom just had to move to a Medicaid approved skilled nursing…read morehome. A very sad day. Mom moved into Atria in 2021 under their assisted living program as she was suffering from mild dementia and memory loss. When the symptoms worsened significantly she moved to the memory care area. Her entire stay at Atria was a positive experience. The building feels more residential than facility, with lots of places to spend time, whether chatting in the living room, working out the gym or reading or playing games in the library. The memory care area is smaller and more intimate but still retains the same home like quality. The staff took excellent care of her and put me at ease, knowing she was safe and loved. Yes, loved. Her caregivers treated her with respect and affection and kept me up to date on everything from her running low on shampoo to her moods to the activities they convinced her to participate in. On moving out day mom wasn't really aware of what was happening but I sure was, and I cried and cried, and hugged all our wonderful support team. A terrible situation made positive by everyone at Atria.

If you need independent living or assisted living, Atria is a good place. Beware, if your loved one…read morehas to be moved to their Memory Care unit; it is not what it appears to be.

We toured the Beatrice Hover community in Longmont with my mother and found the environment very…read morecomfortable and the staff to be extremely loving, with a caring and service oriented attitude. We chose to be placed on the waiting list because of its affordability when compared to other senior living care offerings in the community. Being that Hover is a CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) it was very important to us that care could be given through any stage of life or physical need without leaving the campus. The elders I encountered in the Independent Living and Assisted Living buildings were not shy about sharing their pride and how they had individualized their living environments and it was wonderful to see them so happy. I also met several residents in the Hover Green Houses, Skilled Nursing, and so pleased to see the homes are run as an elder-in-charge community with meaningful relationships being developed and nurtured. The houses are beautiful homes and give elders the opportunity to participate in daily tasks like cooking and be involved playing games or having fun with crafts. The Hover Green House skilled nursing is so nice I want to live there! I can't recommend the Beatrice community highly enough!

Hover Community is a solid nonprofit committed to providing high quality care to the elders it…read moreserves. They have affordable independent and assisted living residences and just recently added brand new long term care services with the addition of four Green Houses. The atmosphere of each is welcoming and supportive. The campus grounds and buildings are well maintained. Fantastic option for Longmont area elders. Easy to schedule tours.

If there was an option to choose a negative number I would…read more My son spent six weeks as a resident of this place and only 12 days were actually spent there due to multiple falls resulting in surgeries, they treated him for the wrong illnesses, witheld medication as a punitive measure and stole from him. This place was horrible. I would NEVER recommend this facility even to my worst enemy

My experience working at Accel at Longmont was the worst experience I've had in healthcare. I…read moreaccepted the job because I wanted to make a difference for the residents, but I left feeling heartbroken by what I personally witnessed. In my experience, chronic understaffing led to unanswered call lights, long waits for basic care, and employees being spread so thin that providing the quality of care residents deserved became nearly impossible. I repeatedly raised concerns about resident safety and neglect, but I did not feel they were taken seriously by upper management. As a mandated reporter, I could not continue working in an environment that conflicted with my professional and ethical responsibilities. I was hired for one position but quickly found myself performing the duties of several departments--including activities, transportation, scheduling, reception, medical records, and assisting on the nursing floor--with little to no training or additional compensation. Staff members were expected to do more with fewer resources, and morale reflected that. I also witnessed resident safety issues that deeply concerned me, including residents leaving the building unsupervised and remaining missing for extended periods before management became aware. From my perspective, the facility also accepted residents with significant behavioral health needs without having the specialized staffing or support necessary to safely care for them. Another disappointment was that the facility shown in Google photos did not reflect what I experienced in person. I also observed residents being placed with incompatible roommates, creating unnecessary stress for everyone involved. Finally, I was concerned about resident privacy after seeing employee group chats that still included former employees. In my opinion, this raised serious concerns about confidentiality and the handling of sensitive resident information. The residents deserved far better than what I witnessed. Many frontline caregivers genuinely cared and worked incredibly hard, but they were not given the support or staffing they needed. Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend this facility to families looking for care or to anyone considering employment there.

Great Company! They take the time to introduce each employee before any work is scheduled in my…read morefamilies home. They also do follow up phone calls to both my parents and me as the family member taking care of the bill on a regular basis. Would highly recommend them when seeking assistance for your elderly family members in their home!

From the owner: All Valley Home Care is an amazing home care solution for Longmont residents who want to keep their…read moreindependence and dignity by continuing to live in the comfort of their own homes. Let our highly experienced Personal Care Attendants make your life easier with a personal plan of care that ensures a peaceful in-home care experience.

To much bulling and harassment from staff here. Its privet company so issues won't get fixed…read moreespecially when the staff has been there for long amount of time!

From the owner: At AltaVita Assisted Living we provide high quality apartment suites in a warm environment while…read moreoffering services and amenities to maintain an enriched lifestyle. Besides the residential units, the facility houses two guest suites, a dining room, bistro and ice cream parlor, fitness center, hair salon and barber shop. Outdoor features including a bocce ball court, water feature and outdoor dining area. Regular Comprehensive Assessments Before your loved one arrives at their new apartment at AltaVita, we perform a thorough assessment to determine their needs and desires so that we may determine how we are able to meet each one in an appropriate, respectful and supportive way. If your loved one's condition should change, we will hold a reassessment to make sure every AltaVita resident's needs are addressed. Medication Management The importance and value of having professional caregivers safely administer medications are paramount to AltaVita. Our staff is responsible for organizing and administering resident's medications as prescribed by their physician based on their needs. Activities of Daily Living Helping residents in a supportive, respectful way is a hallmark of care at AltaVita. With compassion and care, our caregivers assist residents with dressing, bathing, mobility, meal assistance, and incontinence care. We also offer hair and nail services, podiatry care, massage therapy, and other services to promote an enriched lifestyle...