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Planet View

Planet View

6994 County Road 39, Fort Lupton, CO 80621

Call 505-231-5585
4.5 (61 Google reviews)

Just off County Road 39 near Fort Lupton, Planet View houses fourteen residents in a converted ranch house — assisted living under one everyday roof, paid for privately rather than through Medicaid.

  • Assisted Living
  • Small Home
  • Private Pay

Why Families Choose Planet View

  • Fourteen residents share a converted ranch house right on County Road 39
  • Assisted living billed privately, with no Medicaid contract
  • Independently owned, with no national senior-living brand behind it
  • Rural Weld County farmland setting just outside Fort Lupton
  • A single caregiving team that learns every resident's day-to-day routine

About Planet View

Flat Weld County farmland stretches out around Fort Lupton, and Planet View sits just off County Road 39 in what used to be an ordinary single-family ranch house before it became licensed care for fourteen older adults. The building was never designed as a care facility — the layout still looks and functions like a home, and with only fourteen people living there, it feels closer to a full household than an institution.

The caregiving staff handles what most families ask about first: helping residents bathe and dress, watching medication timing closely, and making sure no one loses their footing walking from bedroom to kitchen. There isn't a locked hallway or a separate unit carving residents into smaller groups — one team gets to know all fourteen residents by name fairly quickly. With no posted activities calendar, the day shapes itself around who's up, who wants breakfast, and what the afternoon looks like.

A parent who does better with a familiar face across the table and a small group of housemates, rather than a big dining room full of strangers, tends to do well in this setting. Worth noting early: Planet View charges privately and does not bill Medicaid, so the monthly rate comes out of savings, family funds, or a private long-term-care insurance policy. The home also doesn't currently accommodate pets, and it doesn't run a short-term respite program — both worth knowing before you get further into planning.

Fort Lupton sits within Weld County, and Platte Valley Medical Center in Brighton is close enough to reach quickly for emergency or specialist care. The land around Planet View stays open and agricultural, a quieter, more rural feel than the denser senior-living clusters closer to Denver or Boulder. There's no corporate office or franchise structure sitting above Planet View — it's run independently, so the people making day-to-day calls about staffing and care are the same people you'd talk to directly.

That also means care can shift as a resident's needs change without anyone waiting on approval from somewhere else, something families often appreciate when they want one person to call with questions.

Environment

Set back on County Road 39, Planet View is a converted ranch house surrounded by open Weld County farmland rather than city streets. Fourteen residents share one roof — no separate floors or wings — and the fields around the property keep things quiet.

Services

Personal care here covers bathing, dressing, and getting around the house safely, along with a caregiver keeping a close eye on medication timing. Every resident gets the same level of attention, since there's no separate wing or floor splitting the household into smaller units.

Resident Experience

With only fourteen residents, staff pick up on a change in mood or habit quickly — nothing gets lost in a large roster. A new resident becomes a familiar face to the caregiving team within days, not just a name on a chart somewhere.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Christie Garcia for the latest figures.

Christie Garcia

Christie Garcia

Local Senior Advisor, Colorado

Advisor Insight on
Planet View

A household of fourteen residents receiving private-pay assisted living fits families who want a parent known individually day to day, rather than as one of many residents across a larger community.

Best for: Fourteen residents in a private-pay assisted living household, receiving hands-on personal care inside a converted ranch house.
Consider if: Memory care, independent living, Medicaid billing, pets, and respite stays aren't part of what this home offers.
Ask on tour: Ask about nighttime staffing levels compared to daytime, and how care adjusts if a resident's needs increase over time.
Comparison: Smaller in scale than a purpose-built assisted living campus, and billed privately instead of through a Medicaid arrangement.

Amenities & Services

Review Highlights

Families consistently note the bond caregivers build with residents over time, a closeness that a household this small makes easier to form.

What People Like

  • Intimate 14-resident household in a converted ranch home
  • Independently owned and operated single-site community
  • Same caregiving team builds familiarity with every resident
  • Home-cooked meals served family-style to a small group

Things to consider

  • Private-pay community
  • Assisted living focus

Reviews from Google

4.5 (61 Reviews on Google) View all on Google ↗
  • Micah Cook 6 months ago

    Valiant is an incredibly warm, comfortable facility that feels nothing like a hospital. From the moment you arrive, you’re treated with genuine care, dignity, and compassion — like a human being, not a number. Ty, James, Mary, and Aaron are truly exceptional. They go above and…

  • Josiah Simpson a month ago

    Great facility, the staff is wonderful and caring. Only drawback is the lack of activities to do during the day. There is no gym or basketball goal, no structured walks/hikes, etc. Very minimal reading material. These additions would make a great facility fantastic! Thank you to…

  • Brittany Hoffman 2 months ago

    Poor communication, took my moms bed away while she was at the hospital they sent her out too, just to be returned saying “your no longer a patient in our care”! In the middle of nowhere l!! My sister and I paid over $200 to get my mom home with a Uber because no one told us of…

  • Kimberly Humbert 6 months ago

    Ty- the case manager- is the most caring, professinal, knowledgeable case manager anyone could ask for. If you have a loved one in need of services I highly recommend Valiant. They look at each person as an individual and meet them right where they are. Ty and the staff here…

  • mnschoen 5 months ago

    Extremely kind and caring people--I appreciate the compassion shown by all the staff, especially the nursing staff at intake. After the initial detox, they make an effort to facilitate further treatment and go above and beyond to make sure you are in contact with loved…

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Fort Lupton, CO

4.5 (61)
Starting price
$5500/mo
Care types
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Total beds
14
Medicaid
Not accepted
Pet friendly
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Housing type
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Total beds
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Medicaid
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Pet friendly
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Starting price
$5500/mo
Care types
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Total beds
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Medicaid
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Pet friendly
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Housing type
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Location

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6994 County Road 39, Fort Lupton, CO 80621

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:Platte Valley Medical Center in Brighton is just a few minutes from Planet View, putting emergency and specialist care within easy reach.
  • Dining:Downtown Fort Lupton offers a handful of small restaurants and coffee shops, enough for a family to grab a meal together during a visit.
  • Shopping:Groceries and everyday errands are easy to handle right in Fort Lupton, with larger shopping centers available in nearby Brighton or across the greater Denver metro.

Planet View sits along a quiet farm road outside Fort Lupton, away from any busy retail strip or dense housing development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of care does Planet View provide?

Planet View offers assisted living for fourteen residents inside a converted residential house. Caregivers help with bathing, dressing, safe mobility around the house, and close tracking of medication schedules as part of everyday personal care.

How much does Planet View cost?

Monthly private-pay rates at Planet View start around $5,500, with the final cost shaped by how much personal assistance a resident needs. Since pricing varies by individual, contact the community directly for a current quote before budgeting.

Does Planet View accept Medicaid?

Planet View bills families directly instead of through Medicaid, so no state waiver is involved. Residents generally cover the cost using personal savings, help from family, or a private long-term-care insurance policy.

Where is Planet View located?

Planet View is located at 6994 County Road 39 outside Fort Lupton, in a rural part of Weld County. Platte Valley Medical Center in Brighton is a short drive away for emergency or specialist needs.

How many residents live at Planet View?

Planet View is licensed for fourteen residents, a scale closer to a household than a large senior-living facility. That smaller number helps staff pick up on each person's habits and preferences quickly.

What are meals like at Planet View?

Meals are cooked fresh in a home-style kitchen rather than through a large commercial food service. Residents generally eat together as a small group, closer to a family dinner than a formal dining hall.

What activities are offered at Planet View?

Activities at Planet View stay informal and scaled to the household's size, without the packed events calendar some larger communities run. What happens each day depends on who's around and what people are in the mood for.

Are pets allowed at Planet View?

Planet View doesn't currently have a policy allowing residents to keep pets on-site. Families with a pet-owning parent should factor that limitation into their planning ahead of time.

Who operates Planet View?

Planet View is run as an independent business rather than as part of a larger chain or corporate brand. Decisions about staffing and daily care come directly from the people managing the house, not an outside office.

How do I schedule a tour of Planet View?

Fill out the contact form on this page to get in touch, and someone will walk you through what a visit to Planet View looks like, including current openings among the fourteen residents. They can also suggest good questions to ask about how new residents settle in during their first weeks.