The Center At Northridge sits on Pecos Street in Westminster, Colorado, and it's a large, modern healthcare building where you'll find 96 private suites, each with its own bathroom and shower, so people get real privacy and comfort while recovering. Folks here get skilled nursing care and lots of medical services, whether they're coming in for short stays after surgery or because they need ongoing support, and since they've got a nurse on staff, doctors overseeing personalized care plans, and even specialists for things like physical, speech, and occupational therapy, families can worry a bit less knowing their loved ones are in attentive hands. Everything in the place is wheelchair accessible, there's guest parking, and the staff members speak more than one language, so they're ready for a variety of needs.
If someone needs special care like ostomy help, wound vacs, or bariatric beds, the Center At Northridge provides all that, using up-to-date equipment in their 68,500-square-foot space, and they're also big on routines like medication, blood draws, and even x-rays right onsite, so folks don't have to travel for everyday procedures. Meals here come from an executive chef who focuses on healthy, satisfying choices, and housekeeping keeps everything tidy, while social programs help keep people active and connected rather than sitting in their rooms all day.
Transportation's available for scheduled trips out, and families join in care planning to keep things personal and flexible, with social services and psychological support included for folks dealing with tough changes. This place has a state of Colorado skilled nursing license, a SNF license number 065416, and it's managed by Veritas Management Group as part of CHCA District I, so there's a lot of oversight. With several insurance and payment methods accepted, including Medicare and managed care, the Center At Northridge tries to make things straightforward during recovery, focusing on helping people regain strength and feel comfortable at every step, and since they've been running for 18 years, they have a routine for most situations, always adjusting care as needed to help folks move to their highest functional level.
