Frasier Retirement Community

Frasier Retirement Community sits on more than 20 acres in southeast Boulder in the quiet Frasier Meadows neighborhood, so there's quite a bit of space and a peaceful setting, and folks will find many choices for living arrangements with both one- and two-bedroom apartments in mid-rise buildings, and there are independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even adult day services here, offering a full continuum of care, including a day program if someone's just looking for daytime assistance and activities, and there's been care for seniors here for over 50 years as Boulder's only accredited Continuing Care Retirement Community, and they're a nonprofit, so there's a focus on serving residents and the wider Boulder community too, with partnerships with several health, wellness, and service organizations. Residents get help with daily activities like grooming, bathing, or chores, and there's easy access to care for those needing non-ambulatory assistance or support with incontinence, and for those with memory needs there's a separate Alzheimer's Memory Support area and staff always available twenty-four hours to help in emergencies or whenever people need, so there's a sense of security that someone's close by. They serve well-balanced meals prepared by chefs, drawing on local farms when possible, so residents don't need to worry about cooking, and there are several dining options, along with a salon for personal grooming, and regular housekeeping means those chores are taken care of, leaving more time to enjoy all the different indoor and outdoor common spaces like the library, beauty shops, gardens, greenhouses, and even a warm-water pool. There's a Wellness Center and health club for both residents and Boulder community members aged 65 and up, and the activities calendar's always full, including group events, devotional activities, and outings, with support for physical, mental, and social health, and transportation's available. For those monitoring insulin or other healthcare needs, staff are trained to help, whether with medication or special diets, and if someone's recovering from illness or surgery, the health care center can provide nursing or rehabilitation. Residents are encouraged to bring art, furniture, and even pets to make their apartments feel more like home, and there are tours-both in-person and virtual-so people can see the place ahead of time, plus a photo and video gallery on their website. The location provides access to Hwy 36 and Foothills Parkway, and there's financial support for those who qualify, participating in programs like the Colorado Medicaid EBD Waiver, Colorado OAP, PACE, Home Care Allowance, and SCSEP. Frasier Retirement Community aims to help residents find comfort, safety, and meaning, with several floor plans and plenty of spaces to gather, visit, and be active.