Monaco House RTF

Monaco House RTF sits at 1512 Monaco Street Parkway in Denver, Colorado, a few miles from Glendale, set up as a small medium assisted living community with room for up to 8 residents, focusing mostly on seniors dealing with mental illness. The staff there deliver round-the-clock supervision and nursing support, so you'll see help available day and night if needed, making life easier for people who need care with daily living, memory issues, or long-term recovery from health challenges. The care team offers help with bathing, dressing, transfers, toileting, grooming, and can even help manage things like diabetes diets, special dietary needs, and medication schedules, while a registered nurse oversees personalized care plans so everyone gets what they need. Rooms come fully furnished in studio, shared, and single layouts, and the building itself has cable or satellite TV, phones, Wi-Fi, and safe, wheelchair accessible spaces. You'll notice Monaco House runs scheduled daily activities, music therapy, pet visits, movie nights, and art sessions, and they set up outdoor time in their garden areas or walking paths, plus chapel services, reading rooms, and even a sauna or fitness options if that suits anyone's interests. There's always 24-hour awake staff for emergencies, a valet and concierge service, transportation to doctor appointments or shopping, and the meal program brings three homemade meals each day, tailored for allergies or conditions like diabetes, plus snacks or help with feeding if someone needs a hand. The facility keeps up with falls management and surgery recovery care, monitors medications carefully, and helps residents stay as independent as possible, some with mental health recovery services or even mobile barber and beauty options. Extra programs and amenities, like crafts, exercise, social nights, massage therapy, and support for Parkinson's care, make daily life feel more active and comfortable, while the place has earned a 3.8 rating among families. Monaco House has assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and is regulated by Colorado's Department of Social Services. The community joins local and federal resources to support behavioral health and medical therapy, and it serves families wanting peace of mind for seniors who need strong support in a safe, patient-centered setting, whether they're coming for physical care, mental health recovery, or just a more social, engaged environment in older age.