Cinnamon Park

Cinnamon Park sits on Cinnamon Street in Longmont, Colorado, a 48-apartment assisted living community spread across one Boulder County address. What sets it apart locally is that it bills Medicaid directly, an option many nearby assisted living buildings don't offer at all. The community serves residents who need help with daily tasks but not the continuous medical monitoring found in a skilled nursing setting, and its starting rates sit well below what's typical for Boulder County.

The staff team covers three meals a day, keeps medication schedules on track, cleans apartments, changes linens, and does laundry, the everyday essentials of assisted living, without extra layers of specialized programming. There's no memory care wing at Cinnamon Park, so the focus stays on daily supervision and personal care rather than dementia-specific routines. For a community of this size, the calendar stays full: bingo nights, live music, arts and crafts, and exercise or yoga sessions show up most weeks, along with trips out to nearby parks and local theaters.

Staff get to know residents and the family members who visit regularly, and that combination of familiarity and steady programming gives the building an active, social atmosphere geared toward residents who need lighter support. Cinnamon Park makes sense for a family that needs Medicaid coverage paired with assisted-living-level help and doesn't require heavier medical care; it's a weaker match for someone specifically looking for memory care or a quieter, less scheduled routine.

Because it's built as a larger, multi-building community rather than a compact home, daily life here leans toward shared common spaces and group programming, and residents tend to do well when they're comfortable with that busier pace. Cinnamon Street runs through Longmont's central grid, within reach of the Main Street retail corridor and the Village at the Peaks shopping district, both convenient stops for visiting family running errands.

UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital handles hospital-level care for the area, so residents have that backup available for anything beyond what the community itself manages. Cinnamon Park operates on its own in the Longmont market, it isn't tied to a national senior living company, and it covers ground that few other Boulder County communities do: Medicaid-billed assisted living, 48 apartments, and a calendar that stays busy.

Starting rates just over 3,652 dollars a month keep it among the more affordable assisted living choices in the area for households who already qualify for Medicaid.