2009-2010

A joint publication by Boulder County Aging Services Division and Senior Services in Boulder County

for Boulder County

This booklet is published and distributed by Boulder County Aging Services Division in collaboration with senior services in Boulder County. The material in this edition is current as of January 2009. Pricing information is included in this guide, but is subject to change. Inclusion of a facility in this guide does not constitute endorsement by Boulder County Aging Services Division. This booklet is only a guide to senior housing in Boulder County and should not be considered a comprehensive source. Please contact the individual facilities to confirm the information presented here and to obtain additional data. You are welcome to make copies of this booklet; however, we do request that you give credit to Boulder County Aging Services Division and let us know how you used the information. If you have comments about or updates to this book, please call Boulder County Aging Services Division at (303) 441-3570 or e-mail us at [email protected]

Published by: Boulder County Aging Services Division P.O. Box 471 Boulder, Colorado 80306 [email protected]

303-441-3570

www.bouldercountyseniors.info

May 2009

Contents Where to Begin? ............................................................................1 Resource Specialists in Boulder County . .................................. 2-3 What Are Your Housing Options? .................................................4

Independent Living . ...............................................................4



Assisted Living . .....................................................................5



Skilled Nursing Homes ..........................................................5



Continuing Care Communities ...............................................5

Other Programs Related to Senior Housing . ............................. 6-7 What to Consider When Choosing a New Living Situation ..........8 What to Look for When Touring a Long-Term Care Facility . ......9 Boulder County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program ............10 How to Pay for Assisted Living or Nursing Home Care ............. 11 Service Options . .................................................................... 12-13 Directory of Facilities:

Boulder Housing Facilities ...................................................14



Locator Map .............................................................15



Reference Chart .................................................. 16-17



Longmont Housing Facilities ...............................................18

Locator Map .............................................................19 Reference Chart .................................................. 20-21 Erie, Lafayette, and Louisville Housing Facilities ...............22

Locator Maps . ..........................................................23



Reference Chart .................................................. 26-27



Lyons, Nederland, and Niwot Housing Facilities . ...............24



Locator Maps . ..........................................................25



Reference Chart .................................................. 26-27

Downsizing for Seniors........................................................... 28-29 Other Options................................................................................31 Housing Prices..............................................................................32 Senior Housing Guide for Boulder County

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Where to Begin? As an older adult or a family member of an older adult looking for housing in Boulder County, you are very fortunate to have a broad range of options to consider. Making the choice that is most appropriate can be difficult and confusing. This guide is designed to help you through the process of selecting your best housing option. You can use it when planning for your own needs or those of a loved one. This guide contains pertinent information on independent living, assisted living facilities, and skilled nursing homes in Boulder County. Included in the guide are descriptions

of services offered, questions to consider when evaluating each housing option, a chart of the services offered by each facility, locator maps, and a list of housing prices. The Senior Housing Guide will answer many of your questions about housing options in Boulder County. It is, however, only a starting point. Please use the facility directory to contact the residences that interest you. Also, contact your Community Resource Specialist or Community Care Coordinator listed on pages 2 and 3 to discuss any aspect of housing and supportive services.

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Resource Specialists in Boulder County Allenspark Area Care Coordinator................................... 303-747-2592 Allenspark Fire Hall , 14861 Co. Hwy. 7............ Fax: 303-747-2360 Mail to: P.O. Box 224 Allenspark, CO 80510 Boulder Senior Services West Boulder Senior Center..................................... 303-441-3148 909 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, CO 80302............. Fax: 303-441-4149

East Boulder Senior Center...................................... 303-441-4150 5660 Sioux Dr., Boulder, CO 80303.................... Fax: 303-441-4172

Erie Area Care Coordinator............................................... 303-828-6588 Erie, CO 80516.................................................... Fax: 303-682-6721 Lafayette Senior Center...................................................... 303-665-9052 103 S. Iowa, Lafayette, CO 80026...................... Fax: 303-665-2153 Longmont Senior Center..................................................... 303-651-8716 910 Longs Peak Avenue....................................... Fax: 303-651-8413 Longmont, CO 80501

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Louisville Senior Center...................................................... 303-335-4919 900 West Via Appia............................................. Fax: 303-335-4959 Louisville, CO 80027 Lyons Area Care Coordinator............................................ 303-823-9016 Walter Self Senior Housing 335 Railroad Ave., Bldg. B................................. Fax: 303-823-9016 Mail to: P.O. Box 491 Lyons, CO 80540 Nederland Area Care Coordinator..................................... 303-258-3068 Nederland Community Center 750 Highway 72 North....................................... Fax: 303-258-3068 Mail to: c/o P.O. Box 396 Nederland, CO 80466 Niwot Area Care Coordinator............................................ 303-652-3850 Eagle Place Community Building...................... Fax: 303-652-3850 6790 N. 79th Mail to: P.O. Box 533 Niwot, CO 80544

For information about senior housing outside of Boulder County call the Eldercare Locator at 1-800-677-1116. Please have ready the zip code of the person or area for whom you are requesting information.

For information, assistance, and resources via the Internet e-mail [email protected].

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What Are Your Housing Options? Your decision-making process as you search for a new living situation for yourself or a family member will be based on many variables, including:

• location • cost • activities • services and amenities offered • type of assistance needed

The first decision you must make is what level of living is most appropriate to meet your needs. You may want to choose independent living where you live on your own with minimal supports from the facility staff. If more support is needed, you might choose assisted living. As your needs increase you may want nursing home care. It is important to understand each kind of living situation and what services are offered. The level of living choice can be one that you make with your family, your physician, and the housing facility staff. Most facilities will require an interview to evaluate the appropriateness of their level of services to meet you or your family member’s needs.

Independent Living Residents in an independent living situation live in their own apartments with little support from the housing facility. Apartments have all the amenities needed to live an independent life-style. Services provided by housing facility vary. Types of independent living apartments include privatelyowned, public housing, and different types of subsidized housing. Private Rental Housing: Privatelyowned senior apartments. Costs are determined by the owner and vary according to services offered, application fees, entrance fees, and security deposits.

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Subsidized Housing: There are two types of programs: (1) Units in apartment buildings that are either City, County or privately subsidized; or (2) Rental assistance paid to private apartment owners that accept federal funds (sometimes called Section 8 Housing). In both situations the rental cost is subsidized by HUD under eligibility guidelines. These programs are administered by the local Housing Authority.

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Assisted Living Assisted living residences are also known as personal care homes, personal care boarding homes, residential care homes, or alternative care facilities. These homes or facilities are designed for the frail or disabled senior who can no longer live independently, but is not yet in need of skilled nursing care. Assisted living residences offer 24-hour oversight, meals, snacks, housekeeping, medication supervision, and assistance with bathing, dressing, and grooming. Residents have private or semi-private rooms with shared living and eating areas. A functional assessment to evaluate an applicant’s physical and mental capabilities is required prior to acceptance for admission. A license to operate is required for all homes with three or more residents.

Nursing Homes Nursing homes are health care facilities which provide short-term rehabilitation or long-term care. Nursing homes are licensed by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for intermediate and skilled care. All facilities provide personal and medical care, as well as meals, housekeeping, and 24-hour supervision. Most rooms are shared, but some facilities offer private rooms. Some facilities have separate Alzheimer’s units. Costs vary. A written referral from the prospective resident’s physician is required.

Continuing Care Communities These facilities offer all three levels of care – independent living, assisted living, and nursing care – within one building or on a campus of buildings. Often, priority is given to current residents when changing to another level of care. There is often an entrance fee to “guarantee” care for life.

Private Purchase Housing The private purchase of a home or condominium, in a 55+ community. (Page 31)

Mobile Home Park Some mobile home parks are designated for older adults 55+. A person may already own their own mobile home, or the park manager may be able to inform the caller of homes that are for sale. (Page 31)

Shared Living Describes an arrangement where there are common values and shared activities in the home. More than simply occupying the same house, “shared living” implies a group of two or more people who are interdependent in a variety of ways. (See pages 2-3 to contact a Resource Specialist for information.)

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Other Programs Related to Senior Housing Home Adaptations/Modifications: Modifications can be made to make the home safer and easier to perform the activities of daily living, such as cooking and bathing. Reverse Mortgage: A program which allows homeowners to use the equity in their homes without selling the home or moving. The loan must be paid back at the time of death, sale, or another date established at the time of transaction. For more information, contact Boulder County Housing and Human Services, Housing Counseling Program (see page 7) at 720-564-2279. Senior Property Tax Deferral: If you apply with the Boulder County Treasurer before April 1, the State of Colorado may prepay your property taxes for you under the Senior Property Tax Deferral Program. When you sell your house or die, the equity in your house will be used to repay the State for your taxes plus some interest. Call the Boulder County Treasurer at 303441-1726 for more information and assistance in filling out the form.

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Senior Property Tax Work-Off: You may work off the Boulder County portion of your property taxes. Many different jobs are available. If you are 60 or older, and a property owner, you may qualify. Call 303-441-1688. Longs Peak Energy Conservation, Weatherization and Home Rehab Programs: Longs Peak provides energy conservation, weatherization, home repair, and rehabilitation services for low-income residents. Renters as well as homeowners may qualify. Services include safety checks on the furnace and hot water systems as well as furnace repair or replacement, if needed. Weatherization measures are then provided based on an energy savings analysis. To receive information on the programs available, please call 720-864-6401 or visit the website at www.longspeakenergy.org

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Housing Counseling Program: The Boulder County Housing and Human Services Housing Counseling Program is a HUD-approved counseling agency that offers free homebuyer financial fitness education, homeownership education training, and housing counseling services to Boulder County residents. Counseling services include: credit and budget, pre-purchase, mortgage default or delinquency, and foreclosure prevention counseling. Elderly homeowners may receive Reverse Mortgage (HECM) education and counseling. Please call 720-5642279, or visit www.bouldercountyhc. org for more information. Boulder Housing Partners: Boulder Housing Partners acts as the housing authority for the City of Boulder. Housing assistance is provided through The Public Housing Program, Section 8, Choice, and Diversified Properties. You must meet income guidelines established by the federal government. There is a waiting list. You may obtain more information by calling 720-5644600. Longmont Housing Authority: The Longmont Housing Authority acts as the housing authority for the City of

Longmont. Public housing sites owned by the City of Longmont and Section 8 provide housing assistance. You must meet income guidelines and there is a waiting list. They may be reached at 303-651-8581. Boulder County Housing and Human Services/ Louisville Housing Authority: The Boulder County Housing Authority and the Louisville Housing Authority are operated jointly and provide housing assistance through the Section 8 Housing Voucher Program, the Public Housing Program, and reduced-rate affordable units for seniors throughout Boulder County. For some programs, you must meet federal guidelines, including income. There is a waiting list for subsidized housing. Please call 720-564-2284 for more information on availabilities or visit www.bouldercountyhousing.org Thistle Community Housing: Thistle Community Housing is a non-profit agency that offers affordable housing (rental & homeownership) throughout Boulder County. For more information call the Boulder Office at 303-443-0007 Ext. 0, or the Longmont Office at 303776-3833. You may visit www.thistlehousing.org.

For information on these and other programs, please contact the Resource Specialist or Community Care Coordinator in your community, listed on pages 2 & 3.

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What to Consider When Choosing a New Living Situation What kind of housing is most appropriate for me: independent living, assisted living, or a nursing home? What are my present and future needs?

Have I contacted my local Long-Term Care Ombudsman office to learn about any concerns with quality of care in the facility? (See Page 10).

Does the facility fit my lifestyle? How comfortable do I feel when I am in the facility? Is there a place for privacy?

Is there an activity calendar and are there activities that appeal to me?

What is the procedure if my needs change and I require more care than offered? Is there a Resident Council? How will I learn about the resources that are available for advocacy, mediation, etc.?

How close is the facility to family, friends, shopping, and emergency services? Does the facility provide transportation? How often, where to, and cost? What other transportation options are available?

Are there restrictions on visitors? Is a guest room available? How will my individual needs be accommodated, such as cultural differences, language differences, religious preferences, hearing or speech impairments, and physical disabilities? What will my responsibility be for maintaining my apartment or room? Will I have access to my medical or financial records upon request? Should I find someone to help me make these decisions? (Refer to Pages 2 and 3).

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What to Look for When Touring a Long-Term Care Facility Is the facility wheelchair accessible?

Are there grab bars in the bath?

Am I able to find my way easily and without restriction?

Are there emergency call lights? Are they in accessible and appropriate locations?

Are the exterior grounds well-maintained and safe?

Are there emergency procedures posted for staff, residents, and visitors?

Are the exterior grounds accessible to me? Are the sidewalks, stairs, and ramps in good repair? Does the facility appear clean?

Does the facility have a backup generator to provide power in case of a power outage? Is there information clearly posted about the Long-Term Care Ombudsman program and its phone number?

Are the residents appropriately dressed? Are there any unpleasant odors? Is the interior safe?

What plan does the facility have in place to deal with power outages, natural disasters, and other emergencies?

Does it feel like home to me?

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Boulder County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program The Boulder County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is a free service for residents of long-term care facilities, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Residents of these facilities have specific rights which are

part of state and federal regulations. An ombudsman is an advocate for these rights. The services of the ombudsman can be used by residents, their friends and relatives, facility staff, and the general public.

Long-Term Care Ombudsmen: • Help residents obtain necessary legal, social, recreational, physical, and emotional support services in longterm care facilities.

• Assist facility staff in meeting the needs and concerns of residents through education and consultation.

• Identify and investigate resident’s concerns regarding their care.

• Advocate for improvements and changes in legislation and policies affecting long-term care.

• Problem-solve and mediate to reach equitable solutions to improve the quality of life of residents and to protect their rights.

• Educate the community about longterm care by providing factual information and access to available resources in the community.

Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Boulder County Aging Services Division P.O. Box 471 Boulder, CO 80306 303-441-1173 For more information about our programs, go to our web site at www.bouldercountyseniors.info

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How to Pay for Assisted Living or Nursing Home Care Medicaid will pay for custodial care in some assisted living facilities and in most nursing homes if eligibility criteria are met. Contact the Boulder County Department of Social Services 303-441-1000 for Medicaid information. Medicare will pay for skilled care in a nursing facility. The need for skilled care must relate to prior hospitalization. Contact the nursing home or your physician for more information, or Medicare Ombudsman Program at 303-441-1546.

Private Pay - Many people who do not qualify for Medicaid or Medicare pay privately for nursing home care. The differences in cost relate to whether you have a semi-private room, private room, are placed in a secured Alzheimer’s unit, or choose other amenities that are offered. Please contact your local resource specialist or the facility administrator for more information.

Long-Term Care Insurance can assist you in paying for nursing home care. Contact your local resource specialist (listed on page 2 & 3) for more information.

Medicare Ombudsman Program Boulder County Aging Services Division P.O. Box 471 Boulder, CO 80306 303-441-1546 For more information about our programs, go to our web site at www.bouldercountyseniors.info

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Service Options Each housing facility offers its own unique blend of services and amenities. The directory of facilities (beginning on page 14) includes charts which give a general summary of the services and amenities available at each facility. Please call the facility to confirm the service options. Activities: Planned social, recreational, and/or educational events within the building are offered either free of charge or for a nominal fee. Local or chartered trips are sometimes available. Certified Staff: Staff trained to provide certain levels of care. Some facilities offer certified nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, and registered nurses, along with physical, occupational, and speech therapists. All aides in nursing homes in Colorado are required to be certified. Close to a Bus Stop: The facility is located within several blocks of a bus stop. Continuing Care Community: A facility or community which provides all three levels of care: independent living, assisted living, and skillednursing care. Services range from minor chores to skilled-nursing care.

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Emergency Response: There is a system or device in place so that a resident can request emergency assistance. Functional Assessment: The facility performs an assessment to determine the needed level of care. Housekeeping: Linen service and/or apartment cleaning is included in the rent. Meals: Optional or required for 13 meals per day. Cost is separate or included in the rent. Some facilities do not offer a meal option. Medication Supervision: Daily reminders to take medications. Facilities are prevented by law from dispensing medications unless certified staff are present.

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Personal Care Assistance: Assistance is given in one or more of the activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating. Pets: Some facilities allow pets, often with an additional pet deposit. Senior housing subsidized by HUD must accommodate some animals. Secure Alzheimer’s Unit: The facility provides a locked or secure unit or building for residents with Alzheimer’s to provide extra security for residents who may wander. Secure Building: The facility has a passcard or entry code, after-hours locking doors, a security staff, a checkin desk, or other method to ensure personal security for residents. Short-Term Respite Care: Some facilities will accept residents on a short-term basis while their regular caregiver is away.

Social Services: A member of the staff or another person who assists residents with problem-solving and securing resources to meet psychosocial and physical needs. Social services are provided in all nursing facilities and in some assisted living homes and subsidized housing sites. Transportation: Some facilities have vans for local trips, doctor appointments, or shopping. Other facilities will help you make transportation arrangements. 24-Hour Oversight: Staff is available to residents 24 hours a day. Wheelchair Accessible Units: Units are specifically designed to meet the needs of a person using a wheelchair. Unit has wide doorways as well as modifications to the kitchen, bathroom, and other living areas.

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Boulder Facilities INDEPENDENT LIVING Private Unsubsidized 1 The Academy 303-938-1920 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 2 Boulder Meridian 303-494-3900 801 Gillaspie, Boulder, CO 80305 3 Dunn Memorial Senior Housing 303-554-2014 4805 Baseline Rd., Boulder, CO 80303 4 Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 303-499-4888 350 Ponca Place, Boulder, CO 80303 5 Golden West Flatirons Terrace 303-939-0842 930 28th Street, Boulder, CO 80303 6 Golden West - The Towers 303-444-3967 1055 Adams Cir., Boulder, CO 80303 7 Presbyterian Manor 303-444-0642 1050 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 8 Villas at the Atrium Brookdale Senior Living 303-444-0200 3350 30th St., Boulder, CO 80301

ASSISTED LIVING 1 The Academy 303-938-1920 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 1 The Academy at Bella Vista 303-938-1920 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 12 Anam Chara 303-442-4484 1795 Quince St., Boulder, CO 80304 4 Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 720-562-4463 4900 Thunderbird Dr., Boulder, CO 80303 5 Golden West - The Mezzanine 303-444-3967 1055 Adams Cir., Boulder, CO 80303 13 Mary Sandoe House 303-494-7317 1244 Gillaspie, Boulder, CO 80303 14 Shawnee Gardens 303-494-1123 4755 Shawnee Place, Boulder, CO 80303 15 Sunrise Assisted Living 720-406-1000 3955 28th St., Boulder, CO 80301 16 Wynwood at Ridge Point 303-473-0333 3375 34th St., Boulder, CO 80301

NURSING HOMES 17 Boulder Manor 303-494-0535 4685 Baseline Rd., Boulder, CO 80303 Public Subsidized 9 Boulder Housing Partners 720-564-4600 4800 N. Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304

4 Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 303-499-8412 4950 Thunderbird Dr., Boulder, CO 80303

10 Canyon Pointe 700 Walnut, Boulder, CO 80302

18 Manor Care 303-440-9100 2800 Palo Parkway, Boulder, CO 80301

11 Northport 1133 Portland Place, Boulder, CO 80304

19 Mesa Vista of Boulder 303-442-4037 2121 Mesa Dr., Boulder, CO 80304

12 Walnut Place 1940 Walnut, Boulder, CO 80302

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Longmont Housing Facilities INDEPENDENT LIVING Private Unsubsidized

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1 Applewood Villa 303-776-6081 1805 Stroh Place, Longmont, CO 80501

10 Beatrice Hover Assisted Living Residence 303-772-9292 1380 Charles Dr., Longmont, CO 80503

2 Aspen Meadows 303-485-5232 70 21st Ave., Longmont, CO 80501

11 The Bridge 303-774-8255 2444 Pratt St., Longmont, CO 80501

3 Longmont Regent 303-651-7022 2210 N. Main St., Longmont, CO 80501

12 Bross Street 303-682-5095 537 Bross St., Longmont, CO 80501

4 St. Vrain Manor 303-776-3785 606 Pratt St., Longmont, CO 80501

13 Cinnamon Park 1335 Cinnamon St., A&B Longmont, CO 80501

5 Tanglewood Condominiums 303-774-0300 100 21st Ave., Longmont, CO 80501 6 Village Place 303-678-5416 600 Coffman, Longmont, CO 80501 7 Hover Manor 303-772-9292 1401 Elmhurst Dr., Longmont, CO 80503 Private Subsidized 8 Long’s Peak Residence 303-651-3601 2139 Emery St., Longmont, CO 80501

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14 Millbrook Homes 303-220-7989 5011 Fox Hill Dr., Longmont, CO 80501 15 Millbrook Homes 303-220-7989 1746 Cove Ct., Longmont, CO 80501 16 Sterling House 303-682-1066 2240 Pratt St., Longmont, CO 80501 17 The Peaks Care Center 303-776-2814 1440 Coffman St., Longmont, CO 80501 18 Timberline Lodge 303-776-7215 9198 Jotipa Dr., Longmont, CO 80501

9 Mountain View Plaza 303-776-9103 1350 Collyer St. #100, Longmont, CO 80501

NURSING HOMES 19 Applewood Living Center 303-776-6081 1800 Stroh Place, Longmont, CO 80501



20 Life Care Center 303-776-5000 2451 Pratt St., Longmont, CO 80501 17 The Peaks Care Center 303-776-2814 1440 Coffman St., Longmont, CO 80501

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Erie 1 Victor F. Smith Senior Housing 800 High St. Erie, CO 80516

Lafayette 2 Villa West I & II 450 S. Carr Ave. Lafayette, CO 80026

7 The Legacy 720-564-2284 225 Waneka Pkwy. Lafayette, CO 80026

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4 The Lodge at Balfour 1331 Hecla Dr. Louisville, CO 80027

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5 Lydia Morgan 1450 Lincoln Ave. Louisville, CO 80027

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2 Walter Self Senior Housing 720-564-2284 335 Railroad Ave. Lyons, CO 80540

Nederland 3 Prime Haven 107 E. 2nd Ave. Nederland, CO 80466

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Downsizing for Seniors By: Marilyn Bohn Downsizing can be a tough process for anyone, but especially for seniors who find themselves with large homes and no longer have children at home to fill up the rooms. More and more are tackling the huge job of downsizing their living spaces. In fact, about six percent of Americans between the ages of 55 and 64 move each year, according to the Over-50 Council of the National Association of Home Builders. There are several reasons seniors want or need to downsize. They could be planning a move to assisted living, moving into a smaller, more manageable home or living out of a motor home so they can travel more. Here are tips for seniors taking the plunge into a more simplified lifestyle. • Get Rid of the Guilt Factor – Many feel they are the “keepers” of their family heirlooms and have a hard time getting rid of items which they no longer have room for. This is the number one reason seniors have a hard time downsizing. Look for other family members who would like to have some of these items now. Especially if they are just being stored and not used. This way the person they really want to have them will for sure be the one to inherit the item. And the giver can enjoy the joy it brings to the recipient. 28

• If family members do not want the items because of their own space limitations or for other reasons consider donating the items to charity. Or there are consignment shops in most large cities where items can be sold with a percentage of the cost going to the shop. Or items can be sold through eBay, Craigslist and other places on the Internet. • Paring down items before the move makes the process easier at moving time. It not only saves space but saves time and money.

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• Find movers specializing in senior needs – Moving is stressful for everyone, but some moving companies specialize in making the transition easier for seniors so it is worth the time to find a ‘mover match’. There are moving companies with senior-friendly services, such as hanging items on the walls for clients unable to do so themselves, handling the change of address and utilities, setting up electronics at a new home, and much more.

• Everyday activities and household chores can be made easier. This can be a simple process by adjusting the setup in the homes. Keep two to three sets of dinnerware where it is easy to reach instead of keeping everything in out-of-reach cabinetry. Everyday activities and household chores can be made easier just by adjusting the setup at home.

• Reassess every five to ten years – As seniors get older, modern appliances or high shelving can become more difficult to use or simply unnecessary considering their lifestyle. Reassessing needs every five to ten years helps in two ways. It helps to avoid collecting clutter and keeping things no longer needed. It also assures that the home or space is still working for their lifestyle.

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OTHER OPTIONS Private Purchase Housing The private purchase of a home or condominium, in a 55+ community.

Silver Sage 1650 Yellow Pine Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304 303-449-3232 x206 www.silversagevillage.com

Hover Village & Hover Woods Elmhurst Place West & South of Hover Manor Longmont, CO 80503 303-682-0098

The Villas at Pleasant Valley 2463 Santa Fe Drive Longmont, CO 80503 303-772-7600

West Point Village Spencer & Tulip Area Longmont, CO 80501 www.ci.longmont.co.us/cnr 303-776-6291

The Vistas in Longmont 2310 9th Avenue Longmont, CO 80503 303-678-5050 www.vistasinlongmont.com Hover Place Condos 1379 Charles Drive Longmont, CO 80503 303-772-8435 www.hoverplaceflats.com

Aspen Grove Village Grove Ct. & Oak Ridge Area Longmont, CO 80501 303-485-8960 Forest Park Village 1355 Forest Park Circle Lafayette, CO 80026 303-665-9390

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OTHER OPTIONS Continued 55+ Mobile Home Parks Some mobile home parks are designated for older adults 55+. A person may already own their own mobile home, or the park manager may be able to inform the caller of homes that are for sale. Grand Meadow 821 17th St. Longmont, CO 80501 720-494-0751

Royal Mobile Park 10 Prince Street Longmont, CO 80501 303-651-0251

Arbordale Acres 507 E. Spaulding Lafayette, CO 80026 303-665-6457 www.neighborhoodhomes.com

Mountain View Court 900 Mountain View Longmont, CO 80501 303-772-0911

Shared Living Describes an arrangement where there are common values and shared activities in the home. More than simply occupying the same house, “shared living” implies a group of two or more people who are interdependent in a variety of ways.

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HOUSING PRICES for Boulder County

January 2009

All prices are subject to change without notice. Please verify prices with the facility.

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2009 Housing Prices Erie, Lafayette and Louisville INDEPENDENT LIVING Acme Place 504 LaFarge, Louisville, CO 80027 720-564-2284

MONTHLY RATES 1BR: $600 2BR: $710

Lafayette Villa West I 450 S. Carr Ave., Lafayette, CO 80026 720-564-2284

$745, 30% of adjusted gross income.

The Lodge at Balfour 1331 Hecla Dr., Louisville, CO 80027 303-926-8300

Entrance Fee: $5000 Monthly fees ranging in price from $2900 - $6600

Lydia Morgan 1450 Lincoln Ave., Louisville, CO 80027 720-564-2284

$700

Regal Square 255 Regal, Louisville, CO 80027 720-564-2284

30% of adjusted gross income.

Victor F. Smith Senior Housing 800 High St., Erie, CO 80516 720-564-2284

$650

Villa West II 490 S. Carr Ave., Lafayette, CO 80026 720-564-2284

$750

Updated January 2009, Boulder County Aging Services. Prices are subject to change without notice.

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2009 Housing Prices Erie, Lafayette and Louisville ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES Balfour Cherrywood Village 282 McCaslin Blvd., Louisville, CO 80027 303-604-2700

MONTHLY RATES Semi and private room: $4800-$5775. $2000 community fee. No extra fees for level of care. www.balfourcare.com

Balfour Retirement Community 1855 Plaza Dr., Louisville, CO 80027 303-926-1000

$3799-$6629. $2500 move-in fee.

Juniper Village at Louisville 1078 S. 88th St., Louisville, CO 80027 303-665-3722

$4440-$4675. $1000 community fee.

The Legacy 225 Waneka Parkway, Lafayette, CO 80026 303-666-0691

$2900-$3900, depending on floor plan.

NURSING HOMES Balfour Retirement Community 1855 Plaza Dr., Louisville, CO 80027 303-926-1000

DAILY RATES Semi-private: $216-$219 Private: $257-$261

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2009 Housing Prices Boulder INDEPENDENT LIVING The Academy 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 303-938-1920

MONTHLY RATES 1BR, 2BR and 2BR w/den, apts, and houses: $5500 and up, depending on location. Includes meals, transportation, and an abundance of other services and amenities. Membership fee: $90,000/$120,000

Boulder Meridian 801 Gillaspie, Boulder, CO 80305 303-494-3900

1BR: $3295 - $3550. 2BR: $4300 - $4700, $300 for second person. Includes 180 meals/year, refundable if not used. Security deposit: $2000 Platinum Plan: 3 meals/day and supportive services: 1 BR-$4185; 2 BR - $5100.

Dunn Memorial Senior Housing 4805 Baseline Rd., Boulder CO 80303 (303) 554-2014

All one bedroom units cost $750 per month. Includes water, cable TV, and parking. Heat and electric extra. Accepts subsidized housing vouchers.

Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 350 Ponca Place, Boulder, CO 80303 303-499-4888

Studio: $1452-$2038. 1BR: $1335-$2387, w/den up to $1953-$2669, 2 BR: $2082-$2855, w/den up to $3384, second person charge $512. Entrance investment for 1 person $89,753-$575,421; 2nd person $27,000 (meals available for additional cost).

Golden West - Flatirons Terrace 930 28th St., Boulder, CO 80303 303-939-0842

1BR, 1BR w/den, 2BR apts. $2200 - $3915 Community fee $1000. Includes utilities, local phone, cable, meal plan, housekeeping and many other amenities.

Golden West - The Towers 1055 Adams Cir., Boulder, CO 80303 303-444-3967

Studio: $852-$892. 1BR: $988-$1028. Fee for daily meal. Accept Section 8 Vouchers.

Presbyterian Manor 1050 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 303-444-0642

Buffet: $508. Studio: $585. 1BR: $698. 2BR (couple only): $810.

Villas at the Atrium Brookdale Senior Living 3350 30th St., Boulder, CO 80301 303-444-0200

Studio: $1650 Studio Deluxe: $1860. 1BR: $2585. 1 BR w/den: $2995. 2BR: $3620, add $400 for second person. Includes 3 meals a day, all utilities, underground parking, housekeeping, linen service, transportation and basic care.

INDEPENDENT LIVING Public Subsidized Boulder Housing Partners 4800 N. Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304 720-564-4610

MONTHLY RATES 30% of adjusted gross income or 10% of income, whichever is higher. Senior buildings include: Canyon Pointe, Northport & Walnut Place. Income guidelines: 1 person - yearly income of $36,540 or less, 2 people - yearly income of $41,760 or less.

Updated January 2009, Boulder County Aging Services Prices are subject to change without notice.

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2009 Housing Prices Boulder ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES The Academy 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 303-938-1920

MONTHLY RATES Studio $4600-$4800. 1BR: $5500-$6800. All inclusive. Exquisite dining. Integrated with independent community. Personal transportation. Oversite by Registered Nurse. Membership fee $5000.

The Academy at Bella Vista 970 Aurora Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 303-938-1920

One Room: $9100 monthly all-inclusive. Secured memory care. Private room and private bath. 3:1 resident to staff ratio. $5000 entrance fee. All inclusive.

Anam Chara 1795 Quince Ave., Boulder, CO 80304 303-442-4484

$5136. Includes all meals. Couples-adjusted fee. Integrated wellness. Admissions fee: $1000. Accepts Medicaid.

Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 350 Ponca Place, Boulder, CO 80303 303-499-4888

Studio: $2895-$5349. 1BR: w/patio $4602-5782. 2BR: $5859-$7867. Second person charge: $1650 per month.

Golden West - The Mezzanine 1055 Adams Cir., Boulder, CO 80303 303-444-3967

$3600, includes rent, utilities, telephone, cable TV, meals and services including medication administration. $130 move-in fee. Accepts Medicaid.

Mary Sandoe House 1244 Gillaspie, Boulder, CO 80303 303-494-7317

One room: $3100. Accepts HCBS, Medicaid.

Shawnee Gardens 4755 Shawnee Place, Boulder, CO 80303 303-494-1123

Private room: $3850-$4850, depending on level of care. Community fee: $1000. All inclusive (Hospice care also). 5:1 staff ratio. Take a virtual tour at www.shawnee-gardens.com

Sunrise Assisted Living 3955 28th St., Bouulder, CO 80301 (720) 406-1000

Studios, one bedroom two-room suites. Companion apartments $85-$115/day, small studio private apartments begin at $110/day. Large two bedroom suites up to $165/day. Care plans for assisted living and secure memory care.

Wynwood at Ridge Point 3375 34th St., Boulder, CO 80301 303-473-0333

Studio: $2995 or $3550. 1BR: $3780 or $4005. 2BR: $4370 or $4550. Price depends on type, size of room and view. Move in fee: $2000, add $1000 for 2nd person

NURSING HOMES Boulder Manor 4685 Baseline Rd. Boulder, CO 80303 303-494-0535

DAILY ROOM RATES (All accept Medicaid) Semi-private: $208. Private: $232. Custom suite: $222.

Frasier Meadows Retirement Community 350 Ponca Place, Boulder, CO 80303 303-499-8412

Skilled semi-private: $202 - $267. Private: $235 - $308. Alzheimer’s semi-private: $254. Private: $294.

Manor Care 2800 Palo Parkway Boulder, CO 80301 303-440-9100

Standard Heritage Arcadia Alzheimer’s Complex Care

semi-private: $177. semi-private: $191. semi-private: $193. semi-private: $308.

Mesa Vista of Boulder 2121 Mesa Dr., Boulder, CO 80304 303-442-4037

Semi-private: $170.

Private: $215.

Private: $217. Private: $220. Private: $227. Private: $369.

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2009 Housing Prices Longmont INDEPENDENT LIVING Private Subsidized Long’s Peak Residence 2139 Emery Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 651-3601 Mountain View Plaza 1350 Collyer St. #100 Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-9103 INDEPENDENT LIVING Private Unsubsidized Applewood Villa 1805 Stroh Place Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-6081

MONTHLY RATES 30% of net. All utilities paid (excludes phone & cable).

HUD. 1 & 2 BR: 30% of gross income after non-reimburseable medical expenses are subtracted.

MONTHLY RATES Studio: $650 with a 6 month lease. Includes all meals, laundry, housekeeping, utilities, and cable TV.

Aspen Meadows 70 21st Avenue Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 485-5232

1 BR: $730 (w/12 mo lease - $750/mo with 1st mo free). 2 BR: $810. Background check $25. Utilities except phone or cable.

Hover Manor 1401 Elmhust Drive Longmont, CO 80503 (303) 772-9292

1 BR Legacy model $685. 1 BR Millenium Deluxe $840. 1 BR Millenium Model $835. Includes all utilities and cable (excludes phone). Van service (for fee). Maintenance on call 24 hrs. Chapel. Meal program. Security deposit equal to 1 months rent.

Longmont Regent 2210 N. Main Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 651-7022

Studio: $1425 - 1895.

St. Vrain Manor 606 Pratt Street #106 Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-3785

1 BR: $455. Studio: $330. 2 BR: $615 Large 2 BR: $685 Occupancy Fee: $1415-2900. All utilities included, except telephone, cable TV and air conditioning. 24 hour manager on-site.

Tanglewood Condominiums 100 21st Avenue Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 774-0300

1 BR: $1185-1225. 2 BR : $1325-$1550. All ultilities included. Damage deposit is one month rent. $50 more per month for pet.

Village Place 600 Coffman Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 678-5416

Studio: $545. Small BR: $665. Large BR: $700-$729. 2 bed/1 bath - $848/mo 2 bed/2 bath - $848. Rent does not include telephone or cable TV. Background check $27.

1 BR: $2050-2325.

2 BR : $2625 - $3000.

Includes all meals, housekeeping, bus transportation. All utilities, includes cable TV. 24 hour manager on-site.

Updated January 2009, Boulder County Aging Services. Prices are subject to change without notice.

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2009 Housing Prices Longmont ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES Beatrice Hover Assisted Living Residence 1380 Charles Drive Longmont, CO 80503 (303) 772-8102

MONTHLY RATES Single suite: $3000-$4000. Double suite: $5800. Meals, snacks, housekeeping, laundry, and medication supervision. Transportation, chapel, and activities. Move-in fee $2500.

The Bridge 2444 Pratt Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 774-8255

Studio apt: $2840. Studio deluxe: $3000. 1 BR: $3575. 1 BR deluxe: $3720. All meals, snacks, ice cream parlor, housekeeping, laundry, activities, fitness center. Van service M-F. Application Fee: $1000 Dr. on Tues or Thurs

Bross Street 537 Bross Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 682-5095

Studio Deluxe: $3000-3500. Security deposit: $500. All meals, snacks, housekeeping, laundry, medicine administration, and cable TV (excludes telephone). All private rooms.

Cinnamon Park 1335 Cinamon St., A&B Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 772-2882

Single private: $2700. Semi-private (couple): $5000. Semi-private (single): $2500. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, medication management.

Millbrook Homes VI & VII 1746 Cove Court Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 220-7989

Private room: $4000. All meals, housekeeping. One home dedicated to care for patients with Alzheimer’s/dementia/ early memory care. Secure residence.

Sterling House 2240 Pratt Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 682-1066

Studio: $2850. 1BR: $3200. 1BR deluxe: $3375. One time move in fee: $1000. Respite: $125/day includes everything. Includes all meals, housekeeping, laundry, activities and transportation.

The Peaks Care Center 1440 Coffman Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-2814

$2500 per month assisted living. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, medication assistance, activities, cable TV, and therapies.

Timberline Lodge 9198 Jotipa Drive Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-7215

1BR: $2550-$3350. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, activities, snacks, medication monitoring, outings, levels of care, and extra care. $250 move-in fee.

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2009 Housing Prices Longmont NURSING HOMES Applewood Living Center 1800 Stroh Place Longmont CO 80501 (303) 776-6081

DAILY ROOM RATES (All accept Medicaid) Nursing care semi-private: $208. Private room: $300, includes everything except prescription medicines. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, cable TV, (excludes phone), activities, transportation, hospice, short term rehabilitation, 24hr. nursing services, respite and long-term care.

Life Care Center 2451 Pratt Street Longmont, CO 80501 (303) 776-5000

Semi-private: $199/day. Private: $214. Alzheimers (private): $219/day. Alzheimers (semi-private): $204/day. Daily rates include 24hr nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, hospice, dementia care, personal supplies, telephone, meals, housekeeping, laundry, chaplin, satellite TV, activities, transportation.

The Peaks Care Center 1440 Coffman Street Longmont 80501 (303) 776-2814

Semi-private: $218/day. Private: $295/day. All meals, housekeeping, laundry, activities, transportation, cable, therapy, wound care, and Alzheimer’s unit (secure).

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2009 Housing Prices Lyons, Nederland and Niwot

LYONS Bloomfield Place 722 5th Ave. Lyons, CO 80540 720-564-2284 Walt Self Senior Housing 335 Railroad Avenue Lyons, CO 80540 720-564-2284

NEDERLAND Prime Haven 107 E. 2nd Ave. Nederland, CO 80466 720-564-2284

RATES 30% of adjusted gross income (wait list closed)

30% of adjusted gross income. All utilities paid (excludes, phone & cable).

RATES 30% of adjusted gross income

NIWOT Eagle Place 6790 N. 79th St. Niwot CO 80544 720-564-2284

RATES Project based vouchers 30% of adjusted gross income (wait list closed)

Updated January 2009, Boulder County Aging Services. Prices are subject to change without notice.

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A joint publication by Boulder County Aging Services Division and Senior Services in Boulder County

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