Lowry Park

Lowry Park in Denver's Lowry neighborhood gives families a single address where a resident can move from independent living through assisted living and, if needed, into memory care. The community groups all three levels together, so shared common areas and dining rooms stay familiar through every stage of care. When every apartment is filled, the community houses 115 residents at capacity, and the building is arranged so dining rooms and lounges serve every level of care under one roof.

Memory care is folded into those same shared spaces instead of being set apart as its own locked unit. Shared elevators and common areas connect households across floors, keeping daily contact between neighbors steady no matter their level of care. Care teams handle daily support for assisted living residents, including help with medication routines, washing, and dressing, while a different pace of care applies inside the memory care setting built into that same community.

Skilled nursing is not part of what's offered, so support instead intensifies for a resident whose needs grow within the three levels already in place here. Pricing runs entirely private pay, starting near $4,200 monthly for independent living, climbing to $5,500 monthly once assisted-living support is added, and reaching about $6,800 monthly for memory care. Medicaid is not accepted at any level, and neither respite care nor a short-term stay is offered, so moving into Lowry Park is meant to be a long-term commitment.

Set in the Lowry neighborhood of east Denver, Lowry Park puts residents near the shops at Lowry Town Center and within easy walking distance of the Great Lawn Park and Crestmoor Park for time spent outdoors. Rose Medical Center sits nearby for routine medical needs, making it a straightforward option whenever a resident requires hospital care. Meals are served in shared dining rooms that bring residents from all three care levels together throughout the day, and group activities mix people from independent living, assisted living, and memory care instead of keeping them separated by wing.

Pets are welcome at Lowry Park, so a resident moving in can keep a longtime cat or dog as part of settling into a new routine. Lowry Park operates independently as a privately owned senior-living property rather than as part of a national chain, which lets its care team set its own pace for programming across the three levels it offers. That combination of independent living, assisted living, and memory care under one Lowry address gives families a single point of contact even as care needs deepen with age.

Family updates and care-plan conversations run through that same on-site team rather than being routed through an outside regional headquarters.