Family Assisted Living of Arvada sits in a quiet neighborhood close to a large park and has a warm, home-like feel that helps people settle in without trouble, especially with the small staff-to-resident ratio so everyone gets seen and known. The staff is well-trained and works around the clock, focusing on memory care, assisted living, and end-of-life care. People here get help with most daily needs, like dressing, bathing, laundry, and bedsheets, plus three meals a day, snacks, and drinks, though the cost of supplements or medications is separate and residents need to bring their own incontinence supplies. There's a single, all-inclusive price for most services.
Family Assisted Living of Arvada supports independent living but gives care when help is needed, and the home allows people to stay even as needs change, offering aging-in-place and in-home hospice care. Staff helps administer medication, schedules in-home Medicare doctor visits, and keeps close watch over residents at all times, so everyone's safe. The home has private and companion rooms, with large private rooms and private bathrooms for those wanting more space. Bathrooms are fitted to be easy for seniors to use.
The community welcomes pets, has outdoor common areas for family or friend visits, and provides Wi-Fi, so folks can keep in touch or watch a show. The building has indoor spaces where people gather for activities, which can be social, educational, or just fun, all designed to help residents make friends and stay busy. Meal times happen in a common dining area, with homemade food made fresh each day. There's always someone available to help out.
Family Assisted Living of Arvada links residents and families with a range of resources about aging, disability, elder abuse, opioid addiction, suicide prevention, and mental health in disasters, and points the way to state and federal programs, including Affordable Care Act support. The facility shares health resources like a symptom checker, a medical and medication library, plus offers behavioral health and memory care services with custom plans and routines that help with dementia or Alzheimer's, including cognitive activities.
For emergency situations, families get a care coordination card and access to emergency features through a profile system. People can use assistive devices if they need them, and the place has activities and outings to keep people active. Staff won't provide rides to medical appointments or cover the cost of medicines, but they'll do most everything else someone needs each day.
The home is state-licensed (23G121) and operates as a continuing care retirement community, with options for residential care and memory care. Special diets are accommodated, and devotional services are available offsite. The living spaces have bedrooms and shared areas, with a nice living room for visitors and group time. The environment is stable, and the people working here treat everyone with kindness and respect, taking time to get to know each resident. Tours are available for those who want to visit and see how the home feels.
