Clermont Park

Clermont Park is a Life Plan Community in the University Hills neighborhood of southeast Denver, at 2479 S. Clermont Street, offering the full continuum of senior living on a single campus: independent living, assisted living, secured memory care, and a skilled-nursing health center with short-term rehabilitation. Operated by the non-profit Christian Living Communities, Clermont Park has served Denver families since 1972 and went through a major campus redevelopment between 2009 and 2013.

The community is built around the idea that residents should not have to move across town as their needs change. Roughly 167 independent living apartments anchor the campus, with one- and two-bedroom layouts and full kitchens, alongside assisted living for residents who want a hand with everyday tasks, a secured memory care wing, and an on-campus health center for skilled nursing and rehabilitation.

A resident can enter in independent living and step into more support over the years without leaving the place they know. Memory care occupies a dedicated, secured neighborhood called Goldenrod, staffed by team members trained through the Alzheimer's Association and supported by a wander-monitoring system. The dementia approach, named Rhythms Dementia Services, builds care around each resident's strengths and natural daily rhythms across five areas of wellness, working from ability instead of loss.

Daily life is unusually structured for enrichment, organized through a program it calls the College of Community Life, a rotating schedule of social, intellectual, physical, and spiritual classes. Dining spreads across several venues, including the Highline Restaurant, the Market Place, the casual Pines Cafe with its coffee and ice cream bar, and Creek Side for private family meals. Residents also have a fitness center, art studios, a library, landscaped gardens and courtyards, scheduled transportation, day trips, and chaplain support, with an on-site health clinic run in partnership with Redwood Health Partners.

Clermont Park suits families who want one address to carry a parent through every stage of senior living, backed by a faith-based non-profit with deep local roots. Couples whose needs differ can stay together on campus, and the community welcomes cats and dogs within its pet guidelines. Residential living is private pay, while the on-campus health center handles skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation.

The campus sits just off Interstate 25 in University Hills, a few minutes from the University of Denver. Porter Adventist Hospital is about two miles away, roughly a six-to-eight-minute drive, for hospital care. University Hills Plaza, one of Denver's longtime shopping centers, is about a mile up South Colorado Boulevard, and the Colorado Center entertainment district with its theater is a short drive north on Interstate 25.

The High Line Canal Trail runs through the neighborhood for walking and fresh air, and Eisenhower Park is close by. As a flagship campus of Christian Living Communities, Clermont Park combines a non-profit mission, more than fifty years in Denver, named enrichment and dementia programs, and an integrated health clinic, making it a substantial choice for families seeking a true continuum of care in south Denver.