Good Samaritan Society - Fox Run Senior Living

Good Samaritan Society - Fox Run Senior Living sits in Greeley, Colorado, where residents can look out at the Rocky Mountains and enjoy a faith-based, resort-style community for people aged 55 and older, and the building itself has three stories with several housing options-senior apartments with one or two bedrooms, some ranging from 940 to 1,000 square feet, and you can find private, semi-private, or two-bedroom rooms, plus apartments with full kitchens, washer and dryer units, walk-in closets, and balconies. The staff focuses on respecting privacy and making personalized care plans, especially for folks who need memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, with trained caregivers and special programs and activities. Seniors here can choose from independent living for active older adults, assisted living with help for everyday needs like dressing and bathing, memory care with extra support, and nursing home services for those needing more help, and the property has safety features throughout, including handicap accessible areas, sprinkler systems, and on-site laundry. Residents have staff available to help with medications, wound care, nurses on duty, and access to podiatry and occupational therapy, and there are options for rehabilitation, long-term care, home-based services, and caregiver support. Amenities around the property make daily life more comfortable, such as a fitness center, chapel, billiards and game rooms, walking trails, a media room, a library, a beauty salon and barbershop, secure storage, heated garages, and carports, and there are also guest accommodations for visitors. People gather in the communal dining room with daily menus for breakfast and lunch, or use the private dining room for special occasions, and you'll find housekeeping, maintenance, and upkeep included. The community has social spaces for activities, an exercise room, Wi-Fi, cable TV in rooms, and transportation ready for appointments or outings, and people can join in welcome parties for new residents, arts and crafts, education programs, and health and wellness activities. There's a strong spiritual program with Bible studies, devotions, pastoral visits, and worship services. Pets are welcome, and seniors can stay independent with as much or as little support as needed, while the community keeps an eye on safety and cleanliness, with high marks for staff who are friendly and attentive. Residents benefit from long-term care insurance options, referral partner programs, and the support of the Good Samaritan Society and Foundation, and there's a special estate planning event scheduled for July 22, 2025. The community offers a steady, friendly place with easy access to services, so people can live as they wish without daily worries, in a setting that feels welcoming and peaceful.