Cherry Creek Retirement Village sits over in Aurora, Colorado, and folks know it for its friendly staff and lots of places to sit and visit, with big suites and open spaces you can use however you like, so you'll see residents gathering for meals in a sunny dining hall with high ceilings, sharing dishes with two entree choices at each meal, or joining in one of the activities listed on the Activity Calendar, which runs for both independent and assisted living, covering social and physical events each month plus outings to nearby shops, restaurants, and even Aurora's museums if you feel like exploring a bit. The building's got plenty of community rooms, strong Wi-Fi, close pets, handy access points for wheelchairs or walkers, and modern tech like the Serenity integrated platform which keeps folks connected and helps families and residents stay updated, and there's a smart sign-in and health system with Accushield® to make sure visitors are screened and everything stays safe, so anyone living here or coming by for a visit feels comfortable.
People can pick from independent living, assisted living, or memory care, and there's also continuing care if someone's needs change over time, and for assisted living, the staff helps with daily routines like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, with the care plan fitting whatever you or a loved one might need, with home aides who offer company and non-medical help for those who want to stay in their own place. There are choices for seniors with dementia, Alzheimer's, or anyone where memory support would make life easier, with areas aimed at lowering confusion and keeping people safe if they tend to wander. For visiting, families or interested folks can call or send an email, fill out a comment form, or arrange a personalized tour, often with treats served during open houses, and there's a gallery of floor plans and photos to give you an idea of how suites and shared rooms look. Several staff, like Lisa Bartmann, Kazoua Lee, and the Director of Lifestyles Damon Miller, answer questions, making it easier for families to get straight information or go over what's needed. Cherry Creek Retirement Village places a steady focus on being open, helpful, and accessible, keeping up a welcoming community for seniors who want social connections, safety, and a bit of independence, and the place is managed by Century Park Associates and sits under CHCA District I.