Greeley Place

Greeley Place sits in a garden oasis with beautifully landscaped grounds right on 6th Street in downtown Greeley, and you'll see porch swings, courtyards, and chairs outside where residents like to relax in the sun or chat with neighbors. The community, serving seniors since 1986, focuses on independent living but also offers assisted living, memory care, home care, adult day care, rehab, and has both short-term and long-term options, so there's usually a way to stay even if needs change. There are studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, and some have kitchenettes, walk-in closets, washer and dryer units, private balconies or patios, and spacious layouts with individual thermostat controls, walk-in showers, emergency call systems, and utilities already included. Meals come as part of the plan, and the dining room feels elegant but comfortable, always set for three homestyle meals daily, and the culinary team can work with special diets, while there's also a bistro space for casual snacks. Residents use planned leisure activities, fitness programs, cards and games, brain games, book clubs, yoga, arts and crafts, and off-site excursions for stimulation. The building has a chapel for spiritual needs, a library with plenty of places to sit, a real game room with a billiards table, a large TV lounge, and a fitness center. The friendly staff include housekeepers, servers for meals, maintenance workers, onsite home care support for medication reminders or companionship, and a sales manager who helps new people find their way-most people feel like they're greeted warmly and the atmosphere stays kind and respectful. There's regular housekeeping and linen service, apartment maintenance, and scheduled transportation to appointments or errands. Greeley Place is pet friendly, and pets are welcome in apartments or around the garden spaces. WiFi and cable run throughout the building, and there are phones ready for use. Residents find easy access to the local medical centers, museums, parks, and walking trails, which is handy for people who like to get out and about, and the grounds do feel calm, with walking paths and lovely trees. People have plenty of choices to keep active, from art classes and mindfulness walks to group meals and social events, and the community holds programs and discussions through the week, trying to keep life interesting and engaging without taking away the comfort and homey feel.