Arbor View Senior Living

Arbor View Senior Living stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and sits in a quiet area on 13 acres in Arvada, Colorado, where people can see mountain views and enjoy some peace and quiet, and though it's a good-sized place, it feels calm and welcoming, and that's something folks seem to like. They let adults 55 and older move in, with options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, respite care, and rehabilitation, so there are choices depending on what someone needs, and you can often stay as your needs change. Apartments come in both studio and semi-private layouts, some have walk-out patios, and there are full-size kitchens for those who want to cook for themselves, but they also serve meals daily in the dining area. For independent living, residents get one good meal a day and housekeeping twice a month, along with basic utilities except for phone and cable, and there are some premium extras like a couple of free guest meals and guest nights, a few free faxes or emails each month, and no extra charge for using Friendship Hall. Assisted living adds more help, with three meals every day, snacks, weekly housekeeping and laundry, support with daily activities, help with medicine, and the same premium amenities for visitors and communication. Memory care and skilled nursing are on campus too, so folks who need more hands-on care can get it without moving far. Arbor View says they build personalized care plans for each person and check in regularly with an interdisciplinary team, and families can help make care decisions. They help people with bathing, dressing, and managing medicine, and physical therapy is right there, along with skilled nursing for folks who need medical care. There are features like outdoor patios and gardens, resident parking, pets are allowed within some limits, and a recreation room for activities, plus on-site services like religious gatherings, haircuts or barbering, and community dining. Free transportation is available, and there's a range of life enrichment programs under something called Life at Arbor View, with activities for the body, mind, and spirit, plus wellness classes and campus amenities meant to help people stay active, connected, and fulfilled. Arbor View is licensed by the state and managed by WellAge, and the community says they focus on person-centered support, safety, and helping residents live as independently as possible. More general information on Arbor View Senior Living can be found on their website.