Irondale Post Acute

Name: Irondale Post Acute
Address: 7150 Poplar Street, Denver, Colorado, 80022, United States
Telephone: (303) 289-7110
Price range: $$

Denver Colorado, United States , Colorado , United States

4.2 on Google · 67 reviews

Memory Care Skilled Nursing Nursing Homes

About Irondale Post Acute

Irondale Post Acute is located in Denver, serving Adams County with short-term rehabilitation, long-term nursing home care, and secure memory care. The community is suited to families seeking a skilled nursing environment, whether for recovery after a hospital stay, ongoing long-term care needs, or a loved one living with dementia who requires a secured, supervised setting. For those coming for short-term rehabilitation, the focus is on recovery and transition, while long-term residents have access to continuous nursing support. The memory care area is designed with security in mind, offering a protected environment for residents who need closer supervision due to memory loss. Families considering Irondale Post Acute are often weighing options between a brief rehabilitation stay and more permanent nursing home placement, and the community accommodates both paths under one roof. Those exploring care for a parent or spouse with memory impairment may find the secure memory care unit particularly relevant, as it is structured to support safety alongside daily care. Specific details about dining, activities, and visiting policies are best confirmed directly with the community.

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Secure memory care

Dedicated secure memory care for residents with dementia

Short-term rehabilitation

Skilled therapy and rehab for short-term recovery

Long-term skilled nursing

Long-term care available through licensed skilled nursing

Adams County location

Located in Adams County near Denver, Colorado

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ris rey 2 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a very positive experience with Irondale Post Acute. I especially want to recognize the CNAs, who truly make a difference with their hard work, kindness, patience, and dedication to the residents. They are attentive to their needs and always do their best to provide compassionate and quality care. The CNAs are such an important part of the team, and their hard work deserves to be recognized and appreciated. Thank you for everything you do every day! ❤️
Justin Fons 5 months ago

I cannot thank the team at Irondale Post Acute enough for the outstanding care they provided to my mom. The staff is incredibly compassionate and attentive. The nurses went above and beyond to ensure my loved one was comfortable, and the physical therapy team did a wonderful job helping her regain her strength. The facility is kept clean, and I always felt reassured that my family member was in good hands. The DON is super helpful. Highly recommend to anyone seeking skilled nursing facility!

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William C Jr 2 months ago

This place has or is about to hit rock bottom. As a resident i have watched good staff be mistreated, pushed out. Staff that had compassion, integrity, professional, skilled, and Well liked. From CNA's, Nurses, Therapy, Kitchen, House Keeping, Activities, & Maintenance, We have a handful hanging on who are awesome. Residents are seeing longer call lights, Less compassionate, less integrity, less work ethic from most replacements. I would never recommend any of my family or friends to stay here in the current situation.
Robert Riley 3 months ago

Words could never express our gratitude to Irondale! My father’s dementia had progressed to the point that we desperately needed help caring for him, but also desperately needed help understanding and navigating that process. And the great people of Irondale helped us each step of the way. They got him settled in calmly (a task I would have thought impossible) and he quickly adapted to his new, temporary home. When the time came for hospice conversations they were gracious in helping to guide our family through those decisions and patient in answering our many questions. My father’s stay at Irondale was only about 5 weeks and then he left this earth peacefully. But we will always be grateful for the help, support, and care of Irondale.
Stepheni Passanante 2 months ago

I was recently visiting the facility when I was talking to a couple residents in the lobby they expressed that they are seeing positive changes at their home. One resident expressed he felt like nursing staff do a good job listening to him. It was nice to hear.