Brookdale Greenwood Village sits on South Boston Street in Greenwood Village, just south of Denver. The building's modern, with a mix of stone and stucco, pretty landscaping, and a covered entryway that keeps the snow off in winter. Residents can use a comfortable living room with a big fireplace, soft chairs, and plenty of windows. There's a dining room with round tables, brown linens, and nice lighting, a private dining room for smaller meals, and an outdoor patio surrounded by plants where folks like to relax. The fitness room has equipment like hand weights and a ballet bar, and the rehab gym helps those needing extra support to get back on their feet. If someone wants a haircut, there's an on-site salon with all the basics.
The rooms feel homey, with kitchenettes including a microwave, sink, mini-fridge, and coffee station, plus bedrooms have blue-and-white linens, bedside tables, and personal touches like books and mugs on trays. The living room areas have couches, coffee tables, and lamps, so it's easy to make the space feel like one's own place. There are memory care common areas with round tables, soft seating, a TV, and small kitchen spots for those with Alzheimer's or other memory troubles. Main lounges have TVs, bookshelves, and tables for residents to mingle or rest. Wi-Fi is available, and pets are allowed for those who want company.
Brookdale Greenwood Village covers a wide range of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult day care, home health care, and even hospice for end-of-life support. There's respite care for short-term stays, and staff are there all day and night, every day, to respond to emergencies if they come up. Nurses, aides, and care staff try to be attentive and helpful, though some reviews have mentioned safety concerns and times when the facility has been under-staffed, so that's something to think about. The facility has the Brookdale HealthPlus program with on-site registered nurse oversight, annual wellness visits, immunizations, chronic condition help, and health screening. They make personalized care plans, try to help reduce stress, and help with chronic problems like diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart trouble.
Residents can get meals provided, including vegetarian options. The facility is pet-friendly, and there's plenty of activities right in the building and out in the community. Organized events happen often, and there are shared spaces and common areas for people to visit or take quiet time. Transportation is provided for appointments or errands, and the bus line is close by. Beautician services are on site, devotional services are both on and off the property, and full-time staff help with daily needs. The community offers a "continuum of care," meaning residents can stay even if their care needs change, for as long as they need, without moving to a different location.
There's a focus on long-term support, including a special memory care program. Brookdale uses signature programs and named activity spaces, and is listed in the 5280 magazine directories. While many residents and families note the caring staff and comfortable amenities, some have described the environment as concerning at times when staff levels are low. The facility aims to meet a variety of needs with multiple care options, activities, and health services, and the management group is Brookdale Senior Living.
