Cadence Broomfield

Cadence Broomfield, now known as Cogir of Broomfield, sits in Broomfield, Colorado, and offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and home care, with 165 apartments for adults aged 55 and over, including studios, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom floorplans like Tennyson, Miramonte, Midway, and Sheridan, each with walk-in closets and easy-access showers, plus some apartments offering in-unit washer and dryer, full kitchens, and SafelyYou technology for extra safety, which means you won't have to worry much about maintenance because the staff takes care of that. Residents can stay active with the Forever Fit and Pawsitive Health programs in the fitness center, walk the gardens, use the walking and hiking paths, and try different activities like arts and crafts, music, golfing, tabletop games, reading, and even movies at the on-site movie theater, or enjoy a meal in the pub, coffee shop, café, or communal dining rooms, and the dining team has even earned "Best Meals and Dining" awards, while a gallery highlights daily life in the community. Cogir of Broomfield provides 24-hour supervision and a range of care, including bathing and dressing help, medication management, meal preparation, and companion care, with a part-time nurse available, a dedicated space for physical therapy, plus home care, hospice, in-home health and psychiatric care when needed, so family and residents have less to juggle when things change. Structured tours let people see the community in person, which includes fully gated grounds and transportation services, including guest parking and general transportation, making visits easy while helping residents get out for facilitated outings and Virtual Voyages, or enjoy social gatherings and Starlight Shows inside. Memory care residents get personalized care through the Revere℠ relationship-based program, with staff trained in ethics and up-to-date driving and background checks, and dedicated spaces aim for calm and safety, supporting those with dementia or Alzheimer's as life changes happen. Pets are welcome through special pet therapy programs, and the building's easy-access design supports those needing wheelchairs or other adjustments, with handicap accessibility throughout, which helps everyone get around more easily, whether moving between the art studio, community coffee shop, or out to the gardens. The staff's approach is flexible, with personal attention designed for different health needs, and the community is built to offer progressive levels of care all on one campus, so as residents' needs change, they don't have to move somewhere else. Cogir of Broomfield is set to finish construction in December 2024, with a layout to help people keep their independence and comfort, so they can live with support as they need it, and families can feel secure.