Dial Retirement Communities

With our mom under Hospice care everyone has been so good with her. We couldn't ask for more. Yes, we would recommend The Fountains to other families.

The apartments are nice size and are nicely updated. The employees care about the residents and there are numerous activities to participate in. My mom felt at home right away and we feel she's getting a great value for a reasonable price.

Nice place, good people, the feedback on the meals is positive. Cost is comparable to similar facilities in the area, but not reasonable to 80+ year olds that have scrimped and saved their whole life. Actual assistance costs extra, which is par for assisted living, but still a confusing additional cost. A very important factor is distance to meals and the exit, when mobility is limited.

They were a caring staff who were always open to discuss issues and then were able to resolve any issues quickly. The activities staff was great and made sure my mom was as involved as she wanted to be.

The activities director is always looking for fun things to do to keep everyone engaged. Whenever she has an issue with anything, maintenance is right on it. The nursing staff keep me informed on any medical issues that come up. The food is great. She just told me today she needs to lose the 10 pounds she has gained since moving in! Mom had a rough time moving from WI and all her friends to Silvercrest but they have been so great to her and she is doing very well there.

All 5s, my mother loves it even more than she thought she would! On site pool and exercise classes, multiple dining areas and options. Many activities and outings. Some medical services provided on site . Phones answered 24/7 as are visiting hours. My mother also enjoys the decor and finds the food delicious.

My sister honestly has no complaints and continues to thank us for finding this place and moving her. My sister is considered independent living so she does not interact with nursing staff much. She knows all the kitchen/dinning room staff and the few who didn't work out she felt comfortable to letting the boss know. The cook comes out to visit in the dinning room sometimes. I have never visited that some staff or several have not greeted me. When my sister has been sick the care giver who normally just checks in a few times a day has notified the nurse and appropriate action was taken.

This community truly stands out for its exceptional care and welcoming atmosphere. The team is dedicated, compassionate, and goes above and beyond to ensure residents feel comfortable and well-supported. The food is high-quality, nutritious, and thoughtfully prepared, making mealtime something to look forward to. The community itself is clean, well-maintained, and designed to feel like home, creating a warm and inviting environment. If you're looking for a senior living community that prioritizes care, comfort, and quality of life, this place is an excellent choice!

Everyone is smiling and seems happy to be here. The residents are excellent. The team of workers are great. The families seem happy with the cares being provided to their loved ones. The facility is clean and well kept.

This is a pleasant project to complete. For the last 2 1/2 years after the passing of my husband of 65 years. I have been living at this home a truly normal, wonderful experience. The management is caring and on spot to resolve any issues. The friendliness of this gated facility, from management- employees- residents is exceptional. I have made many friends. Optional service are offered; trips to doctors and shopping etc. Meals/ dining is very good; they work so hard to present attractive healthy food. Don't get me started on activities- exercise classes art class cooking with friends, balloon volleyball, poo and shuffleboard, daily mass, ect. I am a busy thankful, blessed person.

I had been looking for months and had my name on several lists and then came to the fountains. The people are so very nice and the meals have been great. So many services that they provide that I didn’t find any place else during my years of living in facilities. I had lived at Overlook their sister facility for years and don’t know why I hadn’t thought of the fountains earlier.

I lived in Independent living for almost 4 years and knew my care just across the street would be just as accommodating as I experienced in independent living. The care provided by St. Anthony's is the best. Kindness and smiling faces are everywhere. We have fun things to do and activity by experienced care professionals, and some patients lead in outside games and a varieties of activities.

St. Anthony's Senior Living is "Perfect"! I love my home here! I love the staff! My 3 years here has been perfect!

1. Love the use of Van to doctor's grocery store, etc. The driver is helpful. 2. Staff is always ready to help you. 3. Love the way this place is decorated for each season and holiday.

I would recommend the Knoll's to others. They have been supportive and welcome feedback to ensure my mom's needs are met. The facility provided the level of support my mother needed while having the appearance and feel of an apartment complex rather than a nursing facility.

There's a fair amount of turnover in dining staff because of low wages and tips are forbidden. The facility is close to University Hospital. There are many activities offered for residents.

What we like the most about The Brant is the cleanliness, friendliness and activities provided. Varying daily menu. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

When Dad first moved in, it was amazing. Then after 6 months it was sold to a corporation and you know how that goes. Cutting corners due to budget. Absolutely beautiful facilities, just the food and admin are less than desirable. Would still recommend this facility to others looking.

The apartments are nice (I guess that comes under "clean") the atrium is pretty, gives a sense of spaciousness! The on your own activities like the library and the exercise area are not stuck off in separate, closed in rooms, but are each on a different floor around the atrium. Lovely use of that space! One is a game "room," I think. The library is on [name removed] floor so I remember that one, and I thought he'd use the exercise area, so I had that one locked in my mind. But no. He does his "steps," walking in place in the kitchen so people don't "bother" him. Pretty severe introvert, that one! He did find "his" table of people -- the quietest ones all sit together. Another floor has a track they can walk around the atrium. I think it's linoleum, instead of carpet, but while they walk, they can look down at the people that are coming and going and checking their mail, etc. Even watch the piano concerts from at least the 2nd floor, if not higher. You can certainly HEAR it higher! Except for some repairs at first that seemed to drag out, the atmosphere is lovely! (replacing wet carpet, in front of the elevators, people had to walk on some plastic or something for what seemed like a too long time.) I THINK they don't have the lemon water cooler -- sometimes cucumbers or oranges -- That some others have, but I think that's how you get the more important things for the better price. If I could no longer do my many hobbies that require a lot of attention, I think I myself would enjoy the Montclair. Actually, I think, isn't Caimbridge that an Aldi is in the same block? They can walk without crossing a street! And they have a balcony for every upstairs room and actual outside earth that can be fenced in, in the back for the ground floor. I saw some pets and gardens in those fences. (Montclair has pets, too. Up to 35#. I didn't think to mention it because it doesn't affect my brother. He never had a pet in his life, except as my parents assigned one of mine for him to feed. I don't think he's ever had an indoor plant.) Cambridge has the atrium too, and a little more agressive activity plan. A rewards system for certain preferred behaviors. Like flowers on their balcony or wearing some tag or thing around your neck that helps them in emergencies. Then you get Caimbridge bucks to spend on practical things like shampoo and soap. Combs, toothbrushes. Probably not the ones that fit my electric toothbrush. I'm on the fence about the reward system. But to still "own" a patch of dirt outside my door (if I had to leave my house and things) would be awesome! That's a long way off yet. I think the Montclair is the best fit for the money for [name removed]. A little quieter than Cambridge (if I have the name right) a pinch more genteel, without the incentive programs. Lovely place. There were several others that were just as lovely, if not a little more, but the price was greater than his SS payments. This one just fit him in all directions. And I really like the "tour guides" at Montclair.

I highly recommend this place out of all the places in Boulder. [community removed] is also lovely, lower key and sweet. For my social mother in law, the Pearl is heaven. Fantastic staff, excellent food, lots of exercise classes, and a friendly dining room. Two thumbs up!