The Gallery at Broomfield

The Gallery at Broomfield sits in downtown Broomfield and offers different living options for seniors, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, and skilled nursing, all on one campus, which makes it easier for folks to pick the support they need as their needs change, and the place is pet-friendly and has big, bright apartments, including studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, many with patios and private bathrooms set up for easy access. Trained staff help with daily activities if someone needs it and there's a nurse who comes in part-time, plus helpers around to remind residents about their medicine, and Memory Care offers safe spaces and personalized care plans for people living with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, including a special program called Stella's Rising Stars. The community has friendly, joyful staff and has earned awards for meals, activities, and overall service, which says something about how folks are treated, while the campus feels warm and cozy, filled with sunlight in the common areas like lounges, a big courtyard, a kitchen, a computer room, a theater, and even a spa up on the third floor. People can stay busy with a full schedule of things to do, from arts and crafts to music, reading, fitness, gardening, games, and field trips, and there are cooking lessons, communal meals, and restaurant-style dining available at any time of day, so it feels a bit like having company all the time if a person wants. Housekeeping, laundry, transportation, VA aid, religious services, and special food diets get taken care of, and guest rooms are available for visitors, plus there's free Wi-Fi, parking, garden spots, and help for people needing extra support, which comes in handy as folks grow older and sometimes want to slow down, and The Gallery at Broomfield tries to make everything safe, calm, and as independent as possible, all in a place run by Stellar Senior Living, with new leadership making sure things stay up to date. The apartments are some of the biggest around, and folks can tour the place to see dining and activities before moving in, and the place welcomes people living with pets, encourages outings, and runs things to keep the community connected and active, aiming to give seniors a sense of freedom and dignity along with personal care when it's needed.