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Frequently Asked Questions

Assisted Living in Denver, Lakewood, Littleton, Englewood and Centennial, Colorado

How do you meet the social needs and interests of the residents?

We believe that assisted living consists of much more than simply keeping a resident and their home clean, and dispensing medications. As a result, we have a full time Engagement Liaison and multiple Engagement professionals dedicated to facilitating a variety of social and recreational activities.

Our three tiered program consists of:

  • Home based activities facilitated by our Engagement staff: (Examples: cognitive level appropriate board games, craft activities, exercise groups, singing, computer center, raised bed gardening/plant care, supervised cooking/baking, seasonal home decorating, current affairs discussions, BBQ’s etc.)
  • Home based Engagement  conducted by outside groups: (Examples: various musical entertainment, Active Minds program, visits by local school and youth groups, magicians and other performers, religious institution representative visits, etc.)
  • Community based outings: (Examples: museum trips, Ocean Journey, Zoo, Wild Life Experience, sight seeing van tours, lunch outings, sporting events, senior specific enrichment events, Botanical Gardens, movies/IMAX, concerts, etc.).

View our gallery for photos of past activities.

What do you do if my family member’s mobility is compromised creating a risk for falling?

Michael W. Zislis, PT completes a comprehensive functional mobility and fall risk assessment. Then, a Risk Management program is developed consisting of:

  • Adaptive equipment recommendations and strategic placement;
  • Therapeutic exercises and balance/coordination drills to enhance mobility and safety;
  • Staff training to properly support and guard each resident for optimal safety; and
  • Resident training to facilitate wise choices pertaining to functional mobility as well as the use of call devices.

How do you satisfy various dietary preferences?

It is imperative to provide a variety of high quality, nutritious food for our residents. Our menus are reviewed by a registered dietitian. We place an emphasis on freshly prepared foods rather than pre-packaged ones. We interview residents and their family members about their favorite recipes and incorporate them into our menus. In addition, a recipe book has been created consisting of our food prep staff and resident favorites.

What do we do when the care needs of my family member increase?

We are comfortable with a variety of health related problems and disabilities due to the training and leadership of Michael W. Zislis, a licensed physical therapist. In certain unique circumstances, we may recommend moving a resident from one location to another one of our homes specializing in the care of individuals with more advanced dementia or greater physical challenges. Additionally, we partner with Hospice services to support our residents through the end of life in our homes.

How do I decide which home is the best fit for my family member?

We are sensitive to individual needs for privacy as well as socialization. We look closely at each incoming resident’s personality, preferences, communication skills, cognitive level and mobility and we endeavor to match the person to a home that is most appropriate. Additionally, we have 17 locations and approximately 140 residents which enables us to gather residents with common interests together from different homes.

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Locations

Denver

  • 3075 Carter Circle
  • 2480 South Holly Street
  • 3068 South Kearney Street
  • 2337 South Forest Drive

Englewood

  • 10760 East Ida Court
  • 5841 South Kingston Way
  • 3235 South High Street
  • 5750 South Kenton Way
  • 6128 South Iola Way

Centennial

  • 2947 East Dry Creek Place
  • 8352 East Hunters Hill Drive
  • 3197 East Hinsdale Avenue
  • 6770 South Kit Carson Circle East

Lakewood

  • 11975 West 22nd Place
  • 155 South Hoyt Street

Littleton

  • 5310 West Geddes Avenue
  • 5286 West Portland Drive

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Serenity House Assisted Living provides information about continuum of care retirement communities and dementia care in the Denver metropolitan area. It should not be considered formal assisted living advice. Please contact us today to discuss elder care services offered at our assisted living facilities. Our mission is to serve senior residents and families in Denver, Englewood, Centennial, Lakewood, Littleton, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, Westminster, Northglenn, Arvada and throughout Colorado's Front Range.

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