Park Hill Residence sits in the South Park Hill neighborhood of Denver at 1901 Eudora Street, and has a quiet setting near City Park with old convent architecture you just don't see much anymore, and there's a nice yard with a garden, walking paths, and a pergola out back, which makes it easy to sit outside in the shade if you like. The building has two floors, an elevator, and a basement with plenty of indoor spaces for everyone to meet and talk, watch TV, read, or join activities, and there's new furniture and lighting in the common rooms to make them feel homier. The staff is always around, 24 hours a day, so help is there for emergencies, medication, and moving between beds and wheelchairs if folks need it, and they help keep up with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and laundry, with an electronic system used to keep medication doses right.
Meals are included, too, and are home-cooked and planned with different diets in mind, and you can always find snacks no matter the time, and the dining staff and chefs try to make sure everyone eats well and enjoys their food, whether they have diabetes or other health concerns. The community serves people age 62 and older and has both assisted living and memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, with a secure environment for safety, and there's also an adult day program. The activities calendar is full-residents and staff organize movie nights, games, and all kinds of social programs, along with religious services if people want those, and you can always find someone to talk to. Park Hill Residence holds to being inclusive and protects everyone, including people with disabilities, people who use housing choice vouchers, and folks of all backgrounds and identities.
There are 36 units offering studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private rooms, and all are set up for comfort, with options for private or companion housing. There's no air conditioning or information on parking or pets, and utilities and building details aren't listed, but there is an elevator for easy access and washer/dryer connections along with on-site laundry. The building is close to medical offices, shopping, and a bus line, making it easier to keep up with errands and appointments if you still get around yourself. Fees include a community fee, buy-in fee, respite fee, and care levels for high, medium, or low needs, so costs depend on the kind of help and room people choose. With its medium size, close-knit feel, and bilingual staff, Park Hill Residence works best for folks looking for a straightforward, well-cared-for place where they can get help when needed, keep busy, and have others nearby, all in an older, established part of Denver.
