Someren Glen Retirement Community

Someren Glen occupies a single continuing care campus in the Southglenn area of Centennial, where roughly 160 residents live across independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care housed together as one connected community. That structure means a resident's home base can shift as care needs change, without the family having to search for a new address and rebuild trust with an unfamiliar staff each time circumstances evolve.

Within assisted living, staff support residents through daily routines such as dressing, grooming, and keeping track of medication schedules, tailoring the level of hands-on help to what each apartment's resident actually needs. Memory care is woven directly into the campus rather than set apart in its own separately staffed wing, so residents with cognitive changes remain part of the wider community's rhythm and social life.

Skilled nursing rounds out the continuum for residents returning from a hospital stay or working through a rehabilitation plan, and respite stays give families a way to arrange short-term or trial care without a long-term commitment. Someren Glen also accepts Medicaid for qualifying residents, a detail that matters for families planning around the possibility of a stay that outlasts private-pay savings.

The campus sits within reach of deKoevend Park and Centennial Center Park, both useful for residents and visiting relatives who want a walk outdoors or a quiet bench on a mild afternoon. Lone Tree's Park Meadows mall gives family members a nearby place to shop or share a meal before or after a visit, with the trip short enough to fold into a typical afternoon stop. For medical needs beyond the campus, Lone Tree's Sky Ridge hospital and AdventHealth Parker sit close enough that hospital transfers and follow-up appointments remain manageable for residents and their care teams alike.

Staff across departments, from the front desk to the rehabilitation therapy team, bring a consistency of warmth that stands out to families adjusting to a major life change. Meals draw attention for their variety and flavor, a detail that carries real weight for residents rebuilding strength and appetite after an illness or hospital stay. Physical and occupational therapists help residents regain both strength and confidence following a serious health setback, and mood improvements often follow close behind the physical progress.

Someren Glen works well for families who want every stage of senior care available in a single place, so a future move to higher care never means changing addresses or losing a familiar care team. The 160-resident scale is worth weighing against a smaller, single-household setting some families picture when they start their search, since daily life here differs from a home with only a handful of residents.

Pets are not accommodated at Someren Glen, a policy families with a dog or cat at home should factor into planning well before move-in day. Someren Glen functions as a standalone continuing care community rather than one property inside a national brand's portfolio, with each of its four care types priced on its own scale. Independent living and assisted living both open near $4,200 a month, memory care runs nearer $6,800 monthly, and skilled nursing begins around $10,500 a month, reflecting the added staffing and clinical support that level of care requires.