The Argyle

The Argyle sits in Denver's Berkeley/Highlands neighborhood and offers assisted living, independent living, memory care, and dementia care in a home-like setting, where staff aim to treat everyone much like family and people often say the community feels nostalgic, with friendly faces everywhere and a peaceful property that gives residents a true sense of home, even though the building itself is historic, they've remodeled the rooms to have things like sit-down showers and emergency call systems, which helps safety and comfort for folks, and there's a special focus on serving low and moderate income seniors as well as those with physical disabilities, so affordability matters here, and those over 55 can enjoy apartment-style living that supports independence while still getting help with daily needs like bathing, meals, medication, and even things like incontinence or diabetic care, all from staff known for being kind, patient, and always available, plus the Argyle Foundation, a nonprofit, supports them along the way with extra resources and assistance programs, and the community's governed by a volunteer board of local leaders, which keeps decisions close to home and in tune with what people need. The Argyle has 109 apartments, each designed with privacy in mind but with plenty of chances to enjoy common areas indoors and outside, and everyone can take part in daily activities to support social, physical, and emotional health, like music therapy, group events, and classes that help residents stay active and connected, while also offering helpful things like newsletters, calendars, beautician services, parking, and even complimentary transportation to nearby spots or buslines. Dining here means restaurant-style meals made by chefs, with options for guest meals, social dining, and snacks, all meant to help folks eat well together and feel at ease. For those needing more support, they've got nursing care from skilled professionals, overnight services, hospice when needed, and essential rehab offerings, customizing care as things change, with memory care rooms aimed at reducing confusion and keeping residents safe, particularly those with Alzheimer's or dementia, along with programs and staff trained to help prevent wandering. Community director Sharon S. oversees daily operations, making sure every resident's care plan works for them, and there's a strong focus on building relationships-between staff, residents, volunteers, and friends in the wider Denver community-to help everyone at The Argyle feel known, welcomed, and supported.