MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town sits right in the heart of historic Old Town and sits on the top three floors of a five-story mixed-use building that blends modern and classic design, keeping to Old Town's style along College Avenue, and you'll find 90 apartments for independent living, 45 suites for assisted living, and 25 memory care suites in what they call the Reflections Neighborhood, which is for those living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, so there's a wide variety of housing that includes studio, one, and two-bedroom units with room sizes ranging from 361 up to 1,281 square feet, in a mid-rise building that allows pets and has easy transitions to more care if needed, and well, though detailed information isn't currently available-since there was a server error trying to get specifics-you'll see this community does offer independent living, assisted living, memory care, home care, adult day services, long-term care, Medicare-certified home health care, and hospice care, which basically means there's a lot of options for different care needs.
Now, from what's available, the place features resort-style amenities like a Sky Terrace, swimming pool, and nice courtyards, and the building's got engaging social areas and activity spaces, which means you can keep busy or have quiet time depending on your mood, plus they've got wellness programs and fitness amenities, and transportation services are available for errands or appointments, which can be a relief if driving isn't possible, and since the community is near UC Health Poudre Valley Hospital, help isn't far away if there's a need, which always gives a sense of security. There's a team of skilled professionals on hand for personal care, including 24/7 assistance with daily tasks if you need it, and meals are tailored for good nutrition and taste, which matters as much as comfort does, and you'll see that activities and programs encourage socializing, movement, and well-being for a vibrant life, so residents have options to stay active or enjoy quiet, personal time. There are also virtual tours and photos online if you want to see what the interiors look like, and while some features and more details can't be listed because information just isn't available right now, the overall setting aims to create a welcoming and supportive place for seniors, whether you want independent living, assisted support, or memory care in the Reflections Neighborhood, and there's a promise of compassionate round-the-clock attention for those who need help with daily living routines or more.
