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Wildflower Assisted Living

Wildflower Assisted Living

6197 W 83rd Way, Arvada, CO 80003

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Built around adults living with a brain injury, Wildflower Assisted Living offers assisted living with 24-hour support staff in an 8-bed residential home in north Arvada, Colorado, and accepts Medicaid waivers.

  • TBI Waivers Accepted
  • Brain injury support
  • 8-resident home
  • 24-hour staff

Why Families Choose Wildflower Assisted Living

  • TBI waivers accepted
  • Licensed for 8 residents in a residential home in north Arvada
  • Support staff are on site in the house 24 hours a day
  • Residents direct their own care plans, with case managers and living skills trainers
  • Rides to community outings and to the appointments case managers support

About Wildflower Assisted Living

Wildflower Assisted Living is a residential home in north Arvada for adults living with the effects of a brain injury, licensed for 8 residents at 6197 W 83rd Way. Support staff are present in the house 24 hours a day. The support residents receive takes place both inside the home and out in the surrounding community. Case managers and living skills trainers work alongside the support staff based in the house on West 83rd Way.

Medication is given and supported by staff trained as Qualified Medication Administration Persons, and the house team also helps residents with the activities of daily living. Each resident directs their own care plan, and case management also takes in support with community appointments and advocacy on that resident's behalf. The team coordinates its work with physical, occupational and speech therapists, and with physicians as well.

Daily support follows a person-centered schedule, and staff help each resident with planning how that day will go. One-on-one sessions, which pair a resident with a member of staff, are among the services offered, as is a community engagement program centered on time out in the wider community. Residents are given rides to those community outings, and the same ride service covers the appointments that case management supports.

Meals at the house are home-cooked, and meal planning is offered to residents as a service in its own right. Staff also support residents with keeping their rooms in order, getting laundry done and handling the general upkeep of the household. Payment can come from private funds, workers' compensation or Medicaid waivers, and the Brain Injury Supportive Living Program is among the waivers accepted at the home.

The house sits on West 83rd Way in a residential part of north Arvada around Lake Arbor, close to the Westminster line and between Sheridan and Wadsworth boulevards. Two neighborhood parks lie within half a mile of the front door, with Far Horizon Park at about a third of a mile and Lake Arbor Park a little farther along. Lake Arbor Golf Course, which falls on the Westminster side of the line, is about six-tenths of a mile from the house, and Little Dry Creek Park is close to eight-tenths of a mile away.

Farther out, Standley Lake Library sits along the Farmers and Croke Canals Trail a little under two and a half miles from the house, with Standley Lake itself about three and a half miles away. For emergencies, the CommonSpirit 84th Avenue Emergency Room, a freestanding emergency department at 2551 W 84th Ave in Westminster, is open around the clock about two and a half miles east of the house. For hospital care, HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge, a 136-bed hospital at 9191 Grant Street in Thornton, lies about 4.4 miles east, and UCHealth Broomfield Hospital at 11820 Destination Drive in Broomfield sits a similar distance to the north.

Two grocery stores are close by, with King Soopers at 8055 Sheridan Boulevard about seven-tenths of a mile away and Safeway at 7561 West 80th Avenue just under a mile from the house.

Environment

Wildflower Assisted Living is a residential house on West 83rd Way in north Arvada, licensed for 8 residents, in a neighborhood around Lake Arbor near the Westminster line. Far Horizon Park is about a third of a mile from the house, and Lake Arbor Park sits a little farther along the same streets.

Services

Staff trained as Qualified Medication Administration Persons give and support medication, and the house team helps with daily activities, laundry and room upkeep. Case managers and living skills trainers support community appointments and advocacy, and the team works with physical, occupational and speech therapists and with physicians.

Resident Experience

Days follow a person-centered schedule that each resident helps plan, with one-on-one time alongside staff and a community engagement program that takes residents out into the wider area. Meals are home-cooked and planned with residents, and rides are provided to outings and to the appointments their case managers support.

Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Doug Page for the latest figures.

Doug Page

Doug Page

Owner, Colorado

Advisor Insight on
Wildflower Assisted Living

Wildflower Assisted Living accepts Medicaid waivers through the Brain Injury Supportive Living program, and its routine pairs care plans that residents direct themselves with case management and coordination with physical, occupational and speech therapists and with physicians.

Best for: An 8-resident home with support staff on site around the clock, home-cooked meals and a routine built for people living with a brain injury.
Consider if: With room for only 8 residents, openings at this residential home depend on timing and on current availability.
Ask on tour: Ask how the care plan is set up with the resident, how community outings are scheduled, and which waivers apply to your situation.
Comparison: Care plans here are directed by the resident, with case managers and living skills trainers working alongside the house staff.

Amenities & Services

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Location

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6197 W 83rd Way, Arvada, CO 80003

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Nearby Essentials

  • Hospital:CommonSpirit 84th Avenue Emergency Room in Westminster, open 24/7, about 2.5 miles east; HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge in Thornton and UCHealth Broomfield Hospital, each about 4.4 miles away
  • Dining:Dining stays at home, with meals cooked in the house and help with meal planning available as part of each resident's support.
  • Shopping:King Soopers at 8055 Sheridan Blvd, about 0.7 miles away, and Safeway at 7561 W 80th Ave, about 0.9 miles away

Residential streets near Lake Arbor, with Far Horizon Park about 0.3 miles from the house and Little Dry Creek Park under a mile away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of care does Wildflower Assisted Living provide?

Wildflower Assisted Living provides assisted living for adults with a brain injury, with support staff present in the house 24 hours a day. Help covers medication from staff trained as Qualified Medication Administration Persons, the activities of daily living, case management, and support with rooms, laundry and household upkeep.

Who is Wildflower Assisted Living designed to serve?

Wildflower Assisted Living focuses on adults living with the effects of a brain injury who need support with the activities of daily living. Case managers and living skills trainers are part of the team that works with each resident in the house.

How much does Wildflower Assisted Living cost?

Wildflower Assisted Living does not publish a monthly rate, and payment can come from private funds, workers' compensation or Medicaid waivers.

Does Wildflower Assisted Living accept Medicaid?

Yes, Wildflower Assisted Living accepts Medicaid waivers, and the Brain Injury Supportive Living Program is among the waiver programs the home takes.

How many residents live at Wildflower Assisted Living?

Wildflower Assisted Living is licensed for 8 residents in its residential home on West 83rd Way.

Where is Wildflower Assisted Living located?

The home is at 6197 W 83rd Way in Arvada, Colorado, on the north side of the city close to Westminster. Far Horizon Park and Lake Arbor Park are both less than half a mile from the house.

What are meals like at Wildflower Assisted Living?

Food at Wildflower Assisted Living is cooked at home for the household, and staff can also work with residents on planning their meals.

What does a typical day look like at Wildflower Assisted Living?

Each resident's day runs on a person-centered schedule that staff help plan, with room for one-on-one sessions and for time out through the community engagement program. Meals, laundry and room upkeep sit alongside those plans, together with the medication and daily living help each resident needs.

Is staff on site overnight at Wildflower Assisted Living?

Yes, support staff are on site at Wildflower Assisted Living 24 hours a day, which includes the overnight hours.

How do I schedule a tour of Wildflower Assisted Living?

Use the contact form on this page to arrange a visit to the house on West 83rd Way in north Arvada.