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Planning for the future with Arbor View Senior Living can help you enjoy retirement, stay connected and find the right senior living options.

Arbor View Senior Living was recently featured in Patch for its approach to aging in place and helping older adults plan for the future while enjoying an active, connected lifestyle today. The article explores the benefits of planning ahead, staying connected to meaningful relationships and routines, and choosing a senior living community with options that can support changing needs over time. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website to learn how Arbor View Senior Living brings together comfort, convenience and Colorado scenery.

Aging in place is about having the freedom to enjoy retirement in a community that supports your lifestyle today and can continue to meet your needs over time. For many older adults, that means finding a place where they can build relationships, maintain familiar routines and enjoy the activities they love, with options for support available as their needs evolve.

That is one reason a continuum of care can be an important consideration when choosing senior living. Rather than planning only for where you want to live today, you can look at how a community can support your goals throughout retirement.

What Does Aging in Place Mean?

Aging in place can look different for everyone. For some, it means enjoying an independent lifestyle with opportunities to socialize, pursue hobbies and take part in wellness programs. For others, it may mean having access to additional support while continuing to live in a familiar community.

The goal is continuity. You can remain connected to the people, places and routines that make your community feel like home while choosing the level of support that fits your lifestyle.

For older adults exploring senior living in Arvada a community with multiple living options can offer that flexibility.

The Benefits of Planning Ahead

Planning for the future does not have to be about anticipating limitations. It can be an opportunity to think about what you want retirement to look like and choose a community that supports those priorities.

Consider the things that matter most to you. Maybe it is having a private apartment, enjoying meals with friends, staying active, spending time outdoors or participating in community activities. A senior living community can provide an environment where those priorities remain part of daily life.

Planning ahead also gives you time to learn about different levels of care and decide what is important before you need to decide.

Staying Connected to What Matters

One of the benefits of aging in place is maintaining the relationships, routines and activities that make a place feel like home.

A familiar community can provide opportunities to spend time with friends, participate in activities and continue pursuing interests. Having access to different levels of support nearby can also help residents remain connected to their community as their needs evolve.

That continuity can be an important part of enjoying retirement. The setting may change over time, but the people, relationships and sense of community can remain part of daily life.

Choosing a Community for Today and Tomorrow

Aging in place is ultimately about having choices. The right senior living community can give you the freedom to enjoy the lifestyle you want today while providing options for additional support when, and if, your needs change.

For older adults considering senior living in Arvada, it is worth looking at more than an apartment or a list of amenities. Consider the community’s approach to independent living, assisted living, wellness, activities and future care. Ask how those options can work together to support your goals over time.

Arbor View Senior Living has served adults 55 and older in the Denver area since 1964. Its 13-acre Arvada campus offers independent living, assisted living and short-term respite care. A sister community located next door provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation and dementia-care, giving residents and families long-term care options to consider as they plan for the future.

Learning about those options before you need them can make it easier to choose a community that fits the way you want to live. For many older adults, that is what aging in place is really about: having the freedom to enjoy retirement while knowing support is available when you need it.

To learn more about Arbor View Senior Living, call 303-268-4747 or visit arborviewsl.com. Our leasing professionals can provide a free consultation, schedule a tour and answer any questions you may have.

Originally published in the Arvada Press, this article by Rylee Dunn highlights Arbor View Senior Living’s Dementia Boot Camp. This local resource is an educational event designed to support families, caregivers and community members navigating the challenges of dementia. Led by dementia care specialist Paula Levy, the event provided valuable insight, practical tools and encouragement for caregivers supporting a loved one living with dementia. We are grateful to the Arvada Press for sharing this important conversation about dementia education, caregiver support and the importance of building a strong community around those on this journey.

Family members, caretakers learn skills from 38-year specialist Paula Levy

Paula Levy doesn’t want folks to feel alone. She’s spent the better part of the past 38 years educating family members, caregivers and patients on the ins and outs of dementia — a disease Levy says is both tough on the patient and on the patient’s family.

Levy spent the afternoon of June 30 leading a Dementia Boot Camp at Arbor View Senior Living in Arvada, discussing the facts and science behind the disease while also giving folks tools they need to support their patients or loved ones as their brain health deteriorates.

One of the first things Levy told the room is that although she can offer tools, there are no concrete answers for dementia, an umbrella term for 125-130 brain diseases (including Alzheimer’s) that have no known cure.

“This is not a sprint, this is a marathon,” Levy said. “It’s not anything that you’re going to figure out. I’ll just put it out there right now. You’re not going to figure this out. If it was, I wouldn’t be here today…It’s a tough disease, and it’s not just tough on your person, it’s tough on the entire family.”

Levy spoke about the importance of a caregiver surrounding oneself with a support system that is able to share the load of assisting the person with dementia.

“Nobody can do this by themselves,” Levy said. “And the statistics are rising of caregivers who are dying. Last fall through December, I went to two caregiver funerals. They died taking care of their person.

Jessica Branaugh, the assistant director of resident life at Covenant Living in Westminster attended the bootcamp and spoke to the unique position that professional caregivers are in compared to family members.

“As caregivers, we don’t have the emotional connection to those people and the emotional history,” Branaugh said. “And we are sometimes able to see a little bit more of the black and white, and we don’t take things personally, we’re able to redirect and get them into a place that is very consistent, because we’re not so emotionally connected to them.”

Arbor View has about 30 people enrolled in their memory care program, according to Director of Sales and Marketing Sarah Smith, though the senior living center’s Executive Director Nikki Overby noted that dementia does not necessarily equal memory care.

“There’s a common misconception that dementia means memory care, and that’s not necessarily the case,” Overby said. “We have plenty of people that have dementia (who are not in the memory care program). Memory care typically is for adults that are not safe.

“So, they’re wandering away from home,” Overby continued. “A lot of the residents (here) have dementia, but they’re without behaviors, so they’re not going to go to people’s rooms, they’re not a danger to themselves, basically.”

Levy highlighted that dementia looks different for every patient, telling the story of a woman who competed in the Mrs. Colorado pageant after being diagnosed with early-onset dementia and kept her diagnosis to herself until the end of the pageant proceedings.

Levy also taught a handful of coping skills that family members and caregivers can employ, such as telling “therapeutic lies” to the person with dementia so that they are able to do things like go to doctors appointments and keep other commitments without being confused or becoming enraged.

At one point, Levy handed out cotton swabs and told people to keep the acronym Q.T.I.P. — Quit Taking it Personal — in mind when their person with dementia is having mood swings.

“Keep this in your pocket when you’re having a day when it’s love — aggression, love — aggression,” Levy said. “He’s not raising your fist with you, it’s the disease.”

Levy also noted the importance of not correcting the person with dementia, offering that it’s instead better to maintain a level of flexibility when dealing with them.

“We have control over how we respond to them,” Levy said. “We’re the ones that have to change.”

In a short interview with the Arvada Press after the bootcamp, Levy said she has continued doing this work for nearly four decades because she believes in the importance of helping people through their journey with dementia.

“I want people to know that they’re not alone,” Levy said. “This journey is so hard and so changing and so full of loss that people need to know that it’s survivable and that they really need to surround themselves with a team. The more support, the better it is.

“I just love to support people, whether it’s care communities, or families or EMS or whoever,” Levy continued. I just love to help people understand it and have some tools in their toolbelt to figure it out.”

Smith said she hopes that Arbor View hosts similar events in the future.

“My hope is, in the future, we can continue in a series to get even more people to come in and continue the education of dementia,” Smith said. “I used to be the memory care director, so I want to have my residents equipped, I want to have their families equipped so they’re prepared for that journey.”

At Arbor View Senior Living, we believe education, compassion and connection are essential parts of supporting individuals. Visit our award-winning 55+ community to experience the location, amenities and supportive services we offer firsthand. Call 303-268-4747 to schedule a complimentary tour of our locally owned and operated assisted living and independent living community today.

Family means something special at Arbor View Senior Living

For some communities, “like family” is simply a phrase. At Arbor View Senior Living it is reality. Family members work side by side, care for residents together, and even choose Arbor View as home for their own loved ones. That deep personal connection helps create a senior living experience that feels welcoming, genuine and full of heart – something all families can appreciate.

A Community Built on Relationships

Arbor View, offering independent living, assisted living and short-term respite care in Arvada, Colorado, has always been known for its warm atmosphere, compassionate care and vibrant lifestyle. The connections within the community go beyond professional relationships.

Executive Director Nikki Overby’s family is woven throughout the community. Her brother, Kevin Frary, serves as Maintenance Director. Her sister-in-law works as a caregiver and her niece, Riley Frary, is a dietary aide. Nikki’s grandmother is a current resident, and her great-uncle was once a resident as well. Click here to meet the team!

Those family ties are not the result of coincidence. They reflect how strongly the people closest to Arbor View believe in the community. “If working here has taught me anything, it is that aging is beautiful,” said Riley Frary. “Every person in this building has become my family.”

A Lifelong Connection to Senior Living

Nikki’s connection to Arbor View began long before she became executive director. As a child, she regularly visited her great-uncle while he lived in the community. Those visits left a lasting impression and helped shape her understanding of the importance of compassion, dignity and meaningful relationships.

She later joined Arbor View as Resident Care Coordinator in 2023. After earning her assisted living administrator’s license, she was elevated to the executive director role in 2024.

Today, she leads a team that embraces the same values she witnessed growing up. “Arbor View truly is a family, in every sense of the word,” Nikki said. “Although I do have family that work here, live here and even visit, I think of all the staff and residents as family as well.”

Why Families Choose Arbor View

Many senior living communities talk about culture. Arbor View lives it every day.

Team members know residents by name. Residents build meaningful friendships with neighbors and staff. Families are welcomed as partners in care and are encouraged to stay actively involved in community life.

The fact that employees choose Arbor View for their own relatives speaks volumes about the trust they have in the 55+ retirement community.  Team members recommend Arbor View to parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, reflecting confidence in the quality of care, the lifestyle opportunities and the people who make the community special.

Residents in the community enjoy engaging activities, restaurant-style dining, wellness programs, comfortable common spaces and opportunities to build lasting connections. At the same time, families gain peace of mind knowing their loved ones are surrounded by people who genuinely care.

A Leadership Style Inspired by Family

Family values influence more than daily interactions. They also shape the way Arbor View is led. Nikki believes in leading by example and fostering an environment built on mutual respect, teamwork and accountability. “I want to be their teammate too, not just their superior,” she said.

That philosophy extends throughout the community. Team members support one another, celebrate milestones together and work toward a common goal: helping residents enjoy each day to the fullest. Residents often describe Arbor View as having a family feel, and it is easy to understand why.

More Than Senior Living

What sets Arbor View Senior Living apart isn’t just its quiet residential location, beautiful surroundings, or engaging lifestyle, it’s the feeling people have when they walk through the front doors.

Residents are welcomed like family. Team members treat one another with kindness and respect. Families feel connected and involved. That culture cannot be manufactured. It grows from authentic relationships, shared experiences and a commitment to caring for others.

At Arbor View, family is not limited to those who share the same last name. It includes every resident, every team member and every loved one who becomes part of the community. That is what “All in the Family” truly means.

Experience the Arbor View Difference

Searching for senior living in Arvada means finding more than a place to live. It means finding a community where people know your name, care about your well-being and help you feel at home.

At Arbor View Senior Living, family is at the center of everything we do. Visit our award-winning 55+ community to experience the location, amenities and supportive services we offer firsthand. Call 303-268-4747 to schedule a complimentary tour of our locally owned and operated assisted living and independent living community today.

In Loving Memory
We are saddened to share that shortly after this story was published, resident and beloved grandmother Joan passed away. She will be deeply missed, and our thoughts and prayers are with Nikki, her family, and all who knew and loved her.

Celebrating the comfort, companionship and connection pets bring to daily life in a welcoming senior living community.

Arbor View Senior Living was recently featured on Patch for its pet-friendly community and the many benefits pets provide for older adults. The article highlights how pets can support emotional well-being, encourage daily activity and create meaningful social connections among residents. It also showcases Arbor View’s welcoming environment, outdoor spaces and commitment to helping residents and their furry companions feel right at home. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website to learn more about how Arbor View supports active, fulfilling senior living for both residents and their pets.

At Arbor View Senior Living, pets are part of the family. The Colorado-based retirement community’s pet-friendly approach reflects a belief that companionship plays a meaningful role in senior wellness, independence and daily joy.

For many older adults, pets provide structure and purpose. Feeding routines, daily walks and simple companionship help support consistency throughout the day. Whether it’s a dog eager for a morning stroll or a cat curled up nearby, pets can also encourage physical activity, comfort and opportunities for social interaction.

Life at Arbor View is especially welcoming for pet owners. Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood, the 13-acre campus in Arvada features outdoor spaces and walking paths that make it easy for residents to stay active and enjoy time outside with their pets. Designed to promote comfort, mobility and connection, the community offers beautiful mountain views and accessible green space in a peaceful natural setting. Residents are also conveniently close to veterinarians, pet groomers and locally owned pet shops stocked with essentials like food, toys, treats and accessories.

Beyond resident pet ownership, Arbor View incorporates animal-assisted experiences into its life enrichment programming. Visits from certified pet therapy animals offer residents moments of comfort, emotional connection and sensory engagement. These interactions can be especially meaningful for residents who do not have pets of their own.

Pet companionship also plays a role in building community connections. Animals often serve as natural conversation starters, helping residents form relationships and feel more engaged in community life. This supports Arbor View’s broader focus on fostering a welcoming, social environment.

Even residents without pets can enjoy the benefits of living in a pet-friendly community. Spending time around animals can help boost mood, reduce stress and promote a more relaxed atmosphere. Pets also bring moments of joy and laughter while encouraging people to slow down and enjoy the moment.

Arbor View Senior Living offers independent living, assisted living and short-term respite stays, allowing residents to age in place as care needs change. This continuity helps preserve routines and relationships — including those with beloved pets — while ensuring access to supportive services and care.

The community emphasizes a whole-person approach to wellness, with programs designed to support physical health, emotional well-being and social connection. Pet-friendly living aligns with that mission by reinforcing daily engagement and reducing feelings of isolation.

Choosing a senior living community often comes down to location, quality of life and comfort. For many residents at Arbor View, that includes the ability to share daily life with a pet in a calm, supportive and active environment.

Life is better with a loyal companion by your side. If you’re considering a move to 55+ living, call 303-268-4747 or visit arborviewsl.com to schedule a tour and discover how our pet-friendly community could feel like home.

At Arbor View Senior Living, connection is at the heart of daily life. For Life Enrichment Director Jamie and Concierge Pat, that connection is also personal. As a mother and daughter working side by side, they bring a shared sense of purpose, compassion and joy to the Arvada, Colorado-based community. Their story reflects both their individual passion for serving others and the close-knit family atmosphere rooted in Arbor View’s history.

In this Q&A, Jamie and Pat share their experiences, insights and what makes their work and their bond so meaningful.

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Jamie, Life Enrichment Director

How long have you been with Arbor View, and what led you to your role as Life Enrichment Director?

I have been here for 25 years and have been in activities for 30 years. I fell into it when someone asked if I wanted a part-time job working weekends, visiting elderly residents. From there, I was hired full time. I met a great mentor named Jennifer Beattie who taught me more about activities and all that it entails. After that, I knew it was where I wanted to be. Every day is different and adventurous. After I came to Arbor View and started working in assisted living, my passion grew more and I knew I had to work toward being the Life Enrichment Director. Here I am seven years later and still love every bit of it.

How would you describe your approach to creating meaningful and resident-driven programs?

Talking and learning about residents’ interests is where meaningful activity programs come in. Residents who live here are the ones who help determine what activities they want happening on the calendar, and I take mental notes as we do activities together.

What do you enjoy most about engaging with residents on a daily basis?

I love just talking with the residents about anything and everything! They have wonderful stories, thoughts and they’re so fun to hang out with.

How does working alongside your mom impact your experience at Arbor View?

Working with my mom is a great pleasure. This is her retirement job, watching her enjoy her job and what she does brings me happiness.

How would you describe the “family” culture at Arbor View?

It’s just like a family—we can have good and bad days, but it brings us all closer together.

What advice would you give yourself when you started working here?

Don’t take things personally, have as much fun as you can and continue to do your best.

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Pat, Concierge

How long have you been with Arbor View?

Two great years.

What do you enjoy most about your role at the front desk?

Talking to residents and everyone who comes to visit. I enjoy being helpful to those around me.

What is it like being on the front line of communication?

I find it very informative and educational. First impressions are important.

What is it like working alongside your daughter?

I find it refreshing because Jamie knows how to help and explain things and is very good at communication.

How would you describe the sense of community at Arbor View?

I find it very strong, family oriented.

Do you have a favorite resident interaction or memory that stands out?

There are too many to think of just one! Every interaction is a true reflection of how residents can be themselves.

What makes Arbor View special to you?

I feel like I’m home here.

What advice would you give yourself when you started working here?

Always give back what I take in.

Jamie and Pat’s story reflects the strong sense of community, connection and family spirit that define everyday life at Arbor View Senior Living. Visit our award-winning 55+ community to experience the location, amenities and supportive services we offer firsthand. Call 303-268-4747 to schedule a complimentary tour of our locally owned assisted and independent living community today.

Supporting senior wellness through fitness, social engagement and lifelong learning, a deeper look at how Arbor View helps residents thrive.

Arbor View Senior Living was recently featured on Patch for its whole-person approach to aging that supports the mind, body and spirit. The article highlights how fitness classes, social activities and enrichment programs keep residents active, engaged and connected year-round. Discover how the Live Well, Age Well philosophy enhances daily life through purposeful wellness programming. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website to learn more about how Arbor View helps residents enjoy an active, fulfilling lifestyle.

Arbor View Senior Living in Arvada, Colorado, offers a variety of fitness and wellness programs that support older adults’ health and well-being through its Live Well, Age Well philosophy.

Located on a scenic 13-acre campus in a quiet residential neighborhood, the community offers exercise classes, social activities, and easy access to the outdoors, helping residents stay physically and mentally active year-round.

Set atop Hackberry Hill, Arbor View Senior Living features tranquil walking paths and ground-level apartments with private walk-out patios for seniors 55+. With views of the Front Range foothills and Denver’s skyline, residents can choose between relaxing moments at home or venturing out to explore nearby restaurants, shops, museums, and performing arts venues like the Arvada Center.

Within this thoughtfully designed environment, Arbor View Senior Living takes a holistic approach to wellness, recognizing each resident’s abilities rather than limitations, while encouraging movement, connection and lifelong learning in ways that feel motivating and accessible.

Fitness for Strength and Independence

Staying physically active is key to maintaining balance, mobility and overall health as we age. Arbor View Senior Living offers a variety of fitness classes that promote strength, flexibility and endurance, all led by trained professionals who understand the needs of older adults. From yoga/gentle stretching to more energizing options like dance and weight training, residents can choose activities that match their comfort level and abilities.

Social Connections for Daily Engagement

A robust activities calendar keeps residents socially engaged and connected. In addition to card games, themed gatherings, creative workshops, and painting/art classes, residents enjoy ice cream socials, skits, food and wine tastings, scenic drives, pet therapy visits, concerts, day trips, and more. Spiritual life and worship services also provide meaningful opportunities for reflection and community.

Enrichment Programs That Keep Minds Sharp

Lifelong learning and mental engagement are essential to overall wellness. Arbor View Senior Living offers enrichment programs that spark curiosity and creativity, including educational presentations, trivia, and monthly Travelogues. These experiences encourage residents to explore new interests, revisit hobbies, and stay mentally engaged while helping to reduce isolation and loneliness.

Wellness in Every Season

By combining physical movement, social interaction and cognitive stimulation, Arbor View Senior Living’s wellness programming supports a whole-person approach to aging. Both independent and assisted living residents are encouraged to explore new activities, build friendships and nurture their well-being. And the life enrichment team works hard to create a stimulating environment where every resident feels supported and engaged year-round.

Arbor View Senior Living supports active retirement living through wellness programs that nurture physical health, mental sharpness and emotional well-being. Visit our award-winning 55+ community to experience the location, amenities and supportive services we offer firsthand. Call 303-268-4747 to schedule a complimentary tour of our locally owned assisted and independent living community.

Compassionate tips to help you start an open, respectful conversation with aging parents about senior living options and future planning.

Arbor View Senior Living was recently featured in Patch for offering compassionate guidance on how to start conversations with aging parents about senior living. The article provides practical tips for recognizing when support may be needed and approaches for discussing future planning with empathy and respect. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website for helpful insights on navigating this important family dialogue together.

Talking to your parents about a move to senior living is never easy, but it’s an important step in planning for their long-term comfort, safety and independence. Approaching the conversation with empathy and preparation can help ease worry for everyone.

One of the first signs that it may be time to discuss senior living is a noticeable change in daily routines. During weekend visits or when gathering at the holidays, pay attention to unopened mail, expired food, missed medications, mobility challenges or confusion during everyday tasks. These subtle shifts often signal that additional support available at independent and assisted living communities like Arbor View Senior Living – such as medication management, meal preparation, housekeeping, and assistance with activities of daily living – could improve your parents’ quality of life.

When you’re ready to start the conversation, choose a calm, unhurried setting. Begin by asking open-ended questions like: How have you been feeling at home lately? Are there daily tasks that are becoming more difficult? Listening first shows respect and builds trust. From there, gently introduce the idea of exploring senior living as a way to enhance independence, not limit it.

Don’t be surprised if the first attempt at discussing senior living is rebuffed and even met with resentment. If that is the case, drop the subject and give it time before you bring it up again. An opportunity to restart the conversation may present itself if your mom falls and sprains her ankle or your dad complains about the endless chores involved with maintaining the house or shoveling snow.

Always follow the parents’ lead in the conversation. While adult children may recognize signs it’s time for a move, everyone must be on board as much as possible. Ideally, both adult children and their parents can have a say in the final decision, which will ultimately make everyone feel more secure. Highlight the benefits of today’s retirement communities, including maintenance-free living, restaurant-style dining, social connection, activities, housekeeping, safety/security features and on-site support. Offer to tour a variety of communities together so your parents feel included in every decision. Reassure them that you want to understand their priorities, whether that’s staying active, maintaining privacy or having peace of mind. Work together to develop a pros and cons list for moving versus staying at home; this may help put things in perspective financially, practically and emotionally.

Always emphasize the positive when it comes to their decision regarding senior living. Offer support and be a sympathetic listener as they work through their concerns. Keep reminding them it’s their turn to focus on having fun, pursuing their hobbies and interests with new friends, and experiencing the things they’ve never had time for.

Above all, remember that this is an ongoing dialogue. By approaching the topic early and with patience, compassion, and clear information, you can help your parents feel confident about the path ahead—and be supported every step of the way.

Arbor View Senior Living provides a welcoming, supportive environment where older adults can enjoy safety, independence and meaningful connections. If you’re beginning the conversation about senior living with a parent, our team is here to guide you with clarity and compassion. To learn more about Arbor View Senior Living, call 303-268-4747 or visit arborviewsl.com. Our leasing professionals can provide a free consultation, schedule a tour and answer any questions you may have.

Discover how independent and assisted living options empower seniors to live life on their terms with the right support.

Patch recently featured Arbor View Senior Living in an article exploring how senior living can help older adults maintain an active, confident lifestyle. The story highlights Arbor View’s Independent and Assisted Living options, its maintenance-free approach and the supportive services that make everyday life easier and more enjoyable. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website for insights into how Arbor View Senior Living helps residents stay engaged, connected and independent.

Think senior living means giving up independence? Think again. Communities like Arbor View Senior Living are designed to help adults 55+ live life to the fullest—without the hassles of daily chores and home maintenance.

For older adults, moving to a senior living community isn’t about giving up freedom; it’s about gaining the right support at the right time. Services such as housekeeping and laundry, meals and scheduled transportation remove the stress of daily chores, leaving more time for hobbies, social activities and personal wellness.

Independent Living at Arbor View is ideal for active seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle. Residents enjoy private, ground-level apartments with walk-out patios, vibrant community life and access to amenities like a library, salon and community gardens that make everyday living easier.

For those who may need an extra hand, Assisted Living provides personalized care with daily activities such as medication management, bathing, or dressing. The goal isn’t to take over, it’s to give seniors the confidence to continue living as independently as possible with just the right level of support.

On-site wellness programs, social events and enrichment activities also help residents stay engaged and connected. Arbor View creates opportunities for seniors to live a fulfilling lifestyle at every stage, like educational talks, exercise classes, art workshops and more.

For adult children, knowing their loved one is in a safe, supportive environment provides reassurance and relief from the worry of managing care alone.

Choosing senior living is not about losing independence, it’s about extending it. Communities like Arbor View Senior Living offer the services and resources that allow seniors to thrive, explore their passions and enjoy every day with confidence.

Arbor View Senior Living is committed to providing the right balance of independence, care and connection for every resident. To learn more, call 303-268-4747 or visit arborviewsl.com. Our leasing professionals can provide a free consultation, schedule a tour and answer any questions you may have.

Located in a quiet neighborhood atop Hackberry Hill, Arbor View Senior Living offers mountain views and easy access to Olde Town Arvada.

Arbor View Senior Living was recently featured in Patch for its beautiful Hackberry Hill setting and the way its location enhances daily life for older adults. The article highlights the community’s mountain views, peaceful neighborhood setting and close proximity to Olde Town Arvada’s shops and restaurants. Read the full article below or visit Patch’s website to learn how Arbor View Senior Living brings together comfort, convenience and Colorado scenery.

Whether enjoying the freedom of independent living or the personalized support of assisted living, residents find that Arbor View’s location in Arvada brings together the best of both worlds: serene surroundings and convenient access to everything they want and need.

Mountain Views That Inspire

From sunrise to sunset, the panoramic views at Arbor View Senior Living are a source of joy and relaxation. Residents can see Longs Peak, Pikes Peak, downtown Denver and even Denver International Airport on a clear day. All of Arbor View’s ground-floor apartments feature private walk-out patios, offering a perfect setting to take in Colorado’s natural beauty from the comfort of home.

A Neighborhood that Balances Peace and Access

Though Arbor View is tucked away in a quiet, residential neighborhood, the community is located just minutes from everyday essentials. Grocery stores, pharmacies and shops are just a short drive away and we offer scheduled transportation wherever you need to go. Nearby Arbor View Senior Living, there is a vibrant mix of local restaurants and shops that provide residents and their families with plenty of opportunities to enjoy time together.

Comfortable Living with a Local Touch

On campus, residents enjoy courtyards, garden areas and walking paths, ideal for catching up with friends, spending time outdoors or simply enjoying the fresh air. Arbor View’s friendly team ensures that every detail, from landscaping to on-site activities, reflects the pride of a local, Colorado-owned and -operated senior living community.

Life at Your Own Pace

Whether it’s a morning stroll around the grounds, a scenic drive to a nearby park, or lunch at a favorite Arvada restaurant, Arbor View Senior Living encourages residents to live life on their terms. Thoughtful amenities, an engaging activity calendar and restaurant-style dining create a vibrant senior lifestyle community where every day brings new choices.

Experience Arvada’s Best

Arbor View Senior Living was named Best of the Best by the Arvada Press two years in a row for Assisted Living, Independent Living and Retirement Community—and it’s easy to see why. Perched atop Hackberry Hill with stunning mountain views, Arbor View combines comfort, connection and convenience. With beautiful views, convenient amenities and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a place where residents truly feel at home, surrounded by the best of Colorado living.

To learn more about Arbor View Senior Living, call 303-268-4747 or visit arborviewsl.com. Our leasing professionals can provide a free consultation, schedule a tour and answer any questions you may have.