MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town

    360 Tenney Ct, Fort Collins, CO, 80524
    4.9 · 27 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Moved my mom here happily

    I moved my mom here and couldn't be happier. The leadership and staff (Candice, Joise, Alec and the caregiving team) are professional, compassionate and hardworking - maintenance, servers and greeters are all excellent. The community is beautiful, resort-style yet homey, with delicious dining, abundant amenities, 24/7 staffing, seamless move-in and engaging activities. I highly recommend this caring, safe and welcoming place.

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    Amenities

    4.93 · 27 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      4.8
    • Value

      3.5

    Pros

    • Exceptional and compassionate staff
    • Strong, experienced leadership (Executive Director Candice)
    • Skilled caregiving team available and responsive
    • Seamless move-in and sales/marketing transition
    • Well-organized facility with efficient systems
    • Dedicated maintenance and support teams
    • Welcoming servers, greeters, and kitchen staff
    • 24/7 staffed entrance and secure environment
    • On-site parking garage
    • Stunning mountain and treetop views
    • Age-in-place flexibility with three living options
    • Active and engaging resident community
    • Prime Old Town location with dining, shopping, trails, and arts access
    • Luxurious, upscale modern design and attention to detail
    • Resort-like amenities (salon, movie theater, pools, spa)
    • Comprehensive fitness and therapy facilities
    • Multiple activity and enrichment options
    • Comfortable, functional suites
    • High-quality, appealing dining
    • Move-in orientation and ongoing resident support
    • Warm, welcoming and safe tour experiences
    • Positive staff-family interactions and family advocacy
    • Strong team-oriented culture and high staff morale
    • Nurturing, personalized care that emphasizes dignity and respect
    • Numerous social events and community engagement opportunities
    • Consistent praise and strong recommendations from reviewers

    Cons

    • Some reviewers describe the atmosphere as hotel-like or clinical
    • Perceived high cost or expensive
    • A brand-new, upscale aesthetic can feel less homey or personal for some

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, with recurring praise for the staff, leadership, amenities, and location. Reviewers consistently describe MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town as a well-run, upscale community where the teams deliver compassionate, professional care. Many reviewers emphasize that the community feels welcoming, safe, and organized, and they frequently single out specific staff members and leadership—most notably Executive Director Candice, as well as community relations advocates such as Joise and staff like Alec—for their positive interactions and advocacy. The staff culture is portrayed as team-oriented, mission-driven, and emotionally invested in residents, which drives a high level of trust and consistent recommendations from families and residents alike.

    Care quality and staffing are dominant positive themes. Reviews highlight a highly experienced care team that is described as caring, timely, hardworking, and enthusiastic. Multiple summaries note that caregivers and leadership demonstrate respect, dignity, and personalized attention to individual needs. Families report feeling confident in the level of care, and staff are recognized for providing a safe and nurturing environment. The community also receives praise for support during transitions, including seamless sales and marketing handoffs, thorough move-in orientation, and active involvement in helping families navigate the change to senior living.

    The facility and amenities receive repeated commendation for both design and function. The building is new and modern, with luxurious finishes and attention to detail that many reviewers call resort-like. Notable physical features include 24/7 staffed entrance security, an on-site parking garage, and striking mountain and treetop views. The amenity set is comprehensive: hair salon, movie theater, indoor swimming pool and hot pool, excellent exercise and therapy rooms, art room, libraries, spa, patio with barbecue facilities, and numerous gathering spaces. Reviewers emphasize that these offerings support an active, engaging lifestyle and contribute to a high quality of life for residents.

    Dining, activities, and community life are also highlighted as strengths. Food is often described as delicious and high-quality, and the community hosts a range of social and enrichment opportunities—everything from casual events like a chili cook-off to structured programming in fitness, arts, and therapy. Residents and families describe the atmosphere as lively, friendly, and inclusive, with many noting that the social fabric and resident interactions make the community feel like a second family. Reviewers who participated in tours or events report positive, informative, and safe experiences, and many express gratitude for staff who go beyond expectations to support residents and families.

    Operationally, reviewers point to efficient systems and clear processes. The maintenance team, housekeeping, dining services, and concierge-style staff are repeatedly noted for responsiveness and quality. Sales and marketing transitions are described as seamless by multiple reviewers, and move-in experiences are framed as well-supported and stress-reducing. The leadership team is credited with creating an environment where staff feel empowered and proud, which reviewers say translates directly into better resident care and a positive workplace culture.

    The primary concerns raised are consistent and limited in scope. Several reviewers say that the brand-new, modern, and upscale aesthetic can feel hotel-like or clinical rather than homelike; a few specifically note that the community feels more like a luxury hotel than a lived-in residence, and that this may not suit people looking for a very homey atmosphere. Cost is another recurring theme—multiple summaries allude to the community being expensive or positioned at the higher end of the market. These points suggest that prospective residents and families who prioritize a very homey, informal environment or who are cost-sensitive should carefully evaluate fit during a tour and ask detailed questions about personalization and long-term affordability.

    In summary, MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town is portrayed as an upscale, well-managed senior living community with outstanding staff, strong leadership, robust amenities, and excellent location benefits. It draws high praise for its compassionate caregiving, resort-style facilities, active programming, and smooth operational systems. The main trade-offs are its luxury, modern design and associated cost, which lead some to perceive it as less homelike. For families seeking high-touch care, safe and secure operations, abundant amenities, and a vibrant community in the Old Town area, reviews indicate this community is highly recommended. Those prioritizing a more traditional, cozy residential feel or seeking lower-cost options should weigh these factors during a visit.

    Location

    Map showing location of MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town

    About MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town

    MorningStar Senior Living at Old Town sits right in the heart of historic Old Town and sits on the top three floors of a five-story mixed-use building that blends modern and classic design, keeping to Old Town's style along College Avenue, and you'll find 90 apartments for independent living, 45 suites for assisted living, and 25 memory care suites in what they call the Reflections Neighborhood, which is for those living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, so there's a wide variety of housing that includes studio, one, and two-bedroom units with room sizes ranging from 361 up to 1,281 square feet, in a mid-rise building that allows pets and has easy transitions to more care if needed, and well, though detailed information isn't currently available-since there was a server error trying to get specifics-you'll see this community does offer independent living, assisted living, memory care, home care, adult day services, long-term care, Medicare-certified home health care, and hospice care, which basically means there's a lot of options for different care needs.

    Now, from what's available, the place features resort-style amenities like a Sky Terrace, swimming pool, and nice courtyards, and the building's got engaging social areas and activity spaces, which means you can keep busy or have quiet time depending on your mood, plus they've got wellness programs and fitness amenities, and transportation services are available for errands or appointments, which can be a relief if driving isn't possible, and since the community is near UC Health Poudre Valley Hospital, help isn't far away if there's a need, which always gives a sense of security. There's a team of skilled professionals on hand for personal care, including 24/7 assistance with daily tasks if you need it, and meals are tailored for good nutrition and taste, which matters as much as comfort does, and you'll see that activities and programs encourage socializing, movement, and well-being for a vibrant life, so residents have options to stay active or enjoy quiet, personal time. There are also virtual tours and photos online if you want to see what the interiors look like, and while some features and more details can't be listed because information just isn't available right now, the overall setting aims to create a welcoming and supportive place for seniors, whether you want independent living, assisted support, or memory care in the Reflections Neighborhood, and there's a promise of compassionate round-the-clock attention for those who need help with daily living routines or more.

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