Uptown Care Center, located in Denver, CO, is a non-profit nursing home for adults aged 55 and over. The team provides skilled nursing, long and short-term stays, respite, hospice, and memory care for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, as well as those with behavioral health needs. Staff offer both secure and non-secure settings for those who need them, and the center also supports short-term rehab stays, including for people with psychiatric or behavioral challenges. Uptown Care Center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, managed care, and private insurances.
The building has modern renovations, accessible rooms, and comfortable living spaces, along with common areas and a garden where residents can enjoy nature. Residents can use communal areas for socializing, relax in the beauty salon or barbershop, and get internet access. There's in-room dining when needed. Transportation to hospitals and doctor visits is available, and a handicapped-accessible van helps residents get around. The community welcomes pets and supports LGBTQ-friendly policies.
The therapy team offers occupational, physical, and speech therapies, along with personalized care plans, chronic disease management, and wound care. Uptown Care Center has a recreation, activity, and day room. Activities include cooking, gardening, massage, aromatherapy, and games. There's work therapy and programs that encourage recovery and wellness to help residents transition back home if possible. The community wants residents to feel at home and stay active.
The center's operators-Quality Life Management and Vivage Senior Living-focus on safe and high-standard care, as shown by their national patient safety accreditations. Administration is led by Michelle McGinn. Uptown Care Center is part of a larger network offering different care types, like assisted living, memory care, and independent living. People looking for resources can find a blog on their website. The facility is accessible and part of District I of the Colorado Health Care Association.
