Springbrooke Senior Living sits at 6800 Leetsdale Dr, right in Denver's Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood, and has a good variety of living options for older adults, with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care all under one roof, which means if needs change, seniors don't have to move far to get more help. This community has 142 apartments, including 90 in independent living, 37 in assisted living, and 15 secured suites for memory care, and most apartments have private balconies, full kitchens, and easy-to-use floor plans like studios, one-bedrooms, one-bedrooms with dens, and two-bedroom units, so there's a comfortable place for different situations. People who move in must be at least 62, and while dogs, cats, birds, and fish are welcome in independent living, pets aren't allowed in assisted living or memory care, and smoking doesn't happen indoors for safety.
Springbrooke has a lot of things to keep residents busy and looked after, like three meals a day with plenty of choices, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation for shopping, outings, or doctor visits, plus move-in help if needed, and there's a friendly staff on-site around the clock with a call system in every unit and regular wellness checks. Residents get to use spaces like a fitness studio, health and wellness center, bistro, library with internet access, a beauty salon and barber, billiards room, game room, a movie theater, and outdoor patios with a pond, waterfall, and walking paths, which all give folks plenty of chances to relax or join group activities. The staff offers help with daily needs such as bathing, dressing, and keeping up with medicine (up to five medications are managed at no extra cost, and more can be added for a fee), and doctors, a podiatrist, and a dentist make house calls regularly, which helps people stay healthy without leaving home.
There's a focus on keeping people active and connected through a packed community calendar with things like fitness classes, wellness groups, music, arts and crafts, devotional services, non-denominational church every Sunday, a spa/sauna, and excursions into the city or nature, plus special events such as barbeques and tournaments, which can bring a little fun and variety to each month, and residents can even run some activities themselves. Meals are made by chefs with a focus on healthy, good-tasting food, and both a main dining room and private rooms host restaurant-style meals, with patio dining in nice weather and flexible meal plans for independent living; assisted living and memory care get all three daily meals included. Memory care has a secured environment with personal care plans from trained staff, regular activities, exercise, and snacks throughout the day, so family members know their loved one is being looked after with attention to both safety and engagement.
Springbrooke doesn't take Medicaid, but it offers month-to-month leases in assisted living and memory care, and one-year leases in independent living, with reasonable notice periods. The community's been around since 1987 with updates in 2009 and a redecorating in 2018, and while the building is secured with controlled access, there are nice touches like furnished rooms, private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, and housekeeping keeps things tidy. The place is locally owned and managed, with a reputation for flexibility and a friendly approach, and staff make sure to keep residents' needs front and center with quick decisions and personalized care. Springbrooke has won awards for its meals, activities, and staff friendliness, and you'll find protections for LGBTQ residents and different backgrounds, since the environment is meant to be as welcoming and supportive as possible, which helps seniors feel at ease in a safe, lively, and comfortable setting.
