Aspen Health Care

It’s a good community for someone who is looking for a community with a wide range of services that range independent living, assisted living, to nursing care – so that someone can age in place – pretty much for the rest of their life. Food is pretty good.

My loved one has been living here for about a month and a half, and we have had a pretty positive experience so far. The food is pretty good, but the service is very slow -- we've waited up to an hour to get food. A few days before we got moved in, we found that there were a lot of things not ready. At the same time, there was a lot of staff turn over which made it difficult to get some things nailed down (a lot of staff members were doing the work of two people at times). It has a sort of Tuscan atmosphere to it, but there is not much light and not many places to gather. On the plus side, there is construction happening around the community that they are offering discounts for.

Felt like there was a real sense of community. Didn't like the 'city living' feel of the building. Would probably like it better if the construction wasn't happening.

We have had some difficulty getting in touch with someone before when we have called. Communication with the families could be better, maybe monthly or bi-monthly phone calls or reports to let us know how the loved one is doing. Everything has gone pretty well and we like the way the community looks and the way it's kept up.

This is working out well for our family members. They take good care of the units, and they are kept clean. However, some of the carpets need to be cleaned. The care services are offered through a different company, and it's about $750/mo. They're pretty happy with the activities, as far as what they can participate in. We went to a lot of places, and for what we're paying, they're doing really well. The 2 Bed/2 Bath units are also really nice.

Building light rail in a 2 and 1/2 year project right outside is biggest negative.....small community , many activities and amenities

Enjoyed the many small touches in decor meant to create a homey environment. Apartments are roomy and pleasant. Pet friendly is a big plus. Courtyard and outdoor space are a little stark. Melissa was very helpful and encouraging.

My mother is in rehab at Emeritus right now. It is OK, but I think that she could get more attention. I can't say anything bad about it. I like the physical therapy staff there. She's only going to be there for a week or so more and then we're hoping she'll get to go home.

Everything has been good. If my brother complains I do something about it, but we haven't had any problems so far.

Decided not to go there. I thought it was fine. I was a little concerned how she would fit in to the environment in general. She's always lived alone and I thought this might be a little big for her. They were very nice and it was clean but I was also a little concerned about the level of care they would provide and what they would charge for that.

The cleanliness is good. I haven't noticed any problems with that. The care is a tough one to rate. I think my dad would probably give it a three. I think they're a little short staffed. I think if you have all your faculties the activities might be good but they're not really strong for people with disabilities. For them to improve, I think I would just have them look at their staff ratios. I think some of the things we have issues with are because my dad is deaf and blind and they're not necessarily adequately staffed for that nor have they created activities that cater to that population.

Saw this one today. Best bang for the buck. They only offer 2 meals; continental breakfast in their cafe, but she can always get an egg their too for 40 cents. Lots of amenities, but also a distance from my house. 502 sq. ft. 1 bedroom units going for $1495-1695. Depends on where they are located. She said she could get us a large 1 bedroom in the farthest building for the $1495 price. Those are 700 sq. ft. Jewish family and Children's services meets there. None of these facilities has a lot of Jewish people, but they may have more. Personal laundry svcs. would be $10 a load. Phone would be $25 per month LD included.

Great presentation , very informative about degree if care will definitely consider this one. Skilled nursing section might be a necessity

Very helpful. I was put at ease right when I walked in.

Toured the facility and liked it very much. the Director was very helpful in answering our questions.

Includes 2 meals and utilities except phone.

really liked this place for memory care.

I toured The Palazzo and administration was very nice & informative. The girl who I was working with asked if I or anyone I knew had been in the military. I informed her that my second husband was a lifer, and she said I should check into that. Because of her, I found that while I'm living in independent living I'll have to foot the bill; but when I move over to assisted living have to pay they'll cover it. I chose another community because I didn't like that The Palazzo had carpet everywhere. It didn't look healthy or clean.

I toured the community and it didn't seem as upgraded as I had hoped for. I am glad that I found A Place For Mom to help find a community.

This is a very nice community. The interior is very bright and clean very well maintained. The offer different levels of care so if you need memory care you can stay on the property and move to another wing. The staff is friendly and very nice.