The Courtyard of Loveland Assisted Living is at 605 California Ave in Loveland, Colorado, in a quiet and safe neighborhood, and folks say it's got a pleasant, home-like feel with helpful, friendly staff who work hard to make everyone comfortable, and since they've been around since 1989, they know how to handle many needs, like assisted living, independent living, memory care for people with dementia, nursing care, and even respite care if someone only needs help for a little while. The facility has 44 beds, offers different floor plans including suites, and rooms have private bathrooms, a half bath in every room, their own thermostat, ceiling fans, and barrier-free design, making it easier for those with mobility issues, plus the rates are considered a good value for the Loveland area and they accept private pay and Medicaid.
There are three home-cooked meals a day, plus snacks, with choices for special diets-like vegan, diabetic-friendly, gluten-free, and low-salt meals-served in a community dining room or even in your room if needed, and you can expect staff to help with bathing, dressing, medication, and getting around, since 24-hour supervision is always there. Residents get Wi-Fi, free cable, move-in coordination, emergency alert systems, and laundry and housekeeping services, and every room can be furnished and has a phone for private use, except cable TV and private telephone aren't covered in the basic utilities.
Outside and inside, there are walking paths, gardens, and an enclosed courtyard, and everyone can join daily activities, movie nights, outings, arts and crafts in the activity room, or visit the barber shop, beauty salon, library, and computer room, so there's always something to do; a dedicated Activities Coordinator keeps things lively with scheduled events meant to get people moving and talking. There's a visiting chaplain, religious services on-site and off, including Catholic services, and staff provide companionship and general counseling, while transportation is available, some of it free, some of it for a cost, and there's parking for visitors and residents.
For those needing more help, trained aides, nurses, and staff offer non-ambulatory care, help with transfers, and personal care so families can feel at ease; security and safety is always a focus, especially for residents who might get confused or are at risk for wandering, as in the case of memory care needs like Alzheimer's. The whole community feels a lot like a real home, with pleasant furnishings and decor, and the staff is known for being kind, helpful, and cheerful, trying to make sure everyone keeps their independence and dignity as much as possible, whether someone wants a busy social life or a quieter routine. Awards like Best of Senior Living show that people have appreciated the care here, but mostly folks notice it's simply a steady, comfortable place where needs are met day in and day out.
