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Senior Living Help in Denver: Free Guidance From People Who Ran the Communities

Free senior placement help for families in Denver and nearby Capitol Hill, Washington Park, and Highlands. We tour with you, compare real openings in Denver County, and never charge families a dollar.

The Denver skyline at golden hour with the snow dusted Front Range behind it

Families here usually start by asking about Capitol Hill, Washington Park, Highlands, and we also tour in Park Hill, Cherry Creek, Glendale. Referrals often reach us from Denver Health and Saint Joseph Hospital. On the public side, DRCOG Area Agency on Aging is the office most Denver families end up calling.

What senior living options are near Denver?

These are the five levels of care we place families into around Denver. The ranges below are the Colorado monthly ranges we see in the communities we tour.

  • Assisted Living near Denver

    Help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication, with meals and company included.

    Colorado range: $4,500 to $7,500 a month

  • Memory Care near Denver

    A secure community with trained staff for Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

    Colorado range: $5,800 to $9,500 a month

  • Independent Living near Denver

    Your own apartment with no yard work or repairs, plus neighbors and activities nearby.

    Colorado range: $2,500 to $4,800 a month

  • Skilled Nursing and Rehab near Denver

    Round the clock nursing and therapy, often after a hospital stay, surgery, or a fall.

    Colorado range: $8,500 to $13,000 a month

  • Respite Care near Denver

    A short stay so a family caregiver can rest, travel, or recover from their own surgery.

    Colorado range: $200 to $400 a month

Not sure which level fits? Read the full Colorado cost guide or start with our guide to choosing a level of care.

Which hospitals and discharge teams do we work with near Denver?

When a hospital sets the timeline, we work directly with the case manager. These are the Denver area hospitals and rehab centers we hear from most.

Discharge set for this week? See what we can do in 48 hours.

What local resources should Denver families know about?

Public programs in Denver County can help with benefits screening, caregiver support, and protection from neglect.

What do we notice about Denver communities?

Denver has the widest range in the state, from high-rise independent living near Cherry Creek to small licensed homes in older neighborhoods. Waitlists move fastest in the winter months.
Cory Strauch, Co-Founder

Which neighborhoods and nearby towns do we cover?

We cover Denver and the areas around it. If the right building sits one town over, we will say so.

  • Capitol Hill
  • Washington Park
  • Highlands
  • Park Hill
  • Cherry Creek
  • Glendale

Tell us the cross streets that matter, a hospital, a church, a daughter's house, and we will point you at the buildings that are actually close to it.

Frequently asked questions

Most Denver families tour within two to four days of our first call, and we can often set something up the next morning if a hospital discharge is driving the timeline. We schedule the tours, drive the route with you when we can, and include options in Capitol Hill and nearby Glendale so you are comparing more than one building.

No. Our help is free to families in Denver and everywhere else in Colorado. Communities pay us a placement fee only when a move happens, and that fee does not change your rent or your care rate. You never see an invoice from us.

Yes. We work across the whole city and the ring around it, including Washington Park, Park Hill, Cherry Creek, and Glendale, and we cross into the neighboring metro suburbs whenever the right building is there instead.

Not in Denver?

We help families across Colorado, not only in Denver. See every city we cover, or call and tell us where you are.

Not sure where to start? Call us.

It is free, and there is no pressure.