Marycrest Assisted Living

Name: Marycrest Assisted Living
Address: 2850 Columbine Road, Denver, Colorado, 80221, United States
Telephone: (303) 433-0282
Price range: $$

Denver Colorado, United States , Colorado , United States

3.5 on Google · 22 reviews

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About Marycrest Assisted Living

Marycrest Assisted Living is located in Denver and offers assisted living and independent living options for older adults. With roots connected to the Sisters of St. Francis, the community is positioned as an affordable housing choice for individuals living with neurological disorders, cognitive conditions, and physical disabilities. The community's approach centers on supporting residents' independence while providing specialized assistance tailored to each person's needs, particularly for those managing cognitive or physical challenges. This focus may make it a good fit for families seeking care for a loved one who requires more support than independent living alone provides, but who benefits from a community designed with those specific needs in mind. Families interested in Marycrest Assisted Living are encouraged to contact the community directly to learn more about daily routines, visiting policies, and the specific services available for their loved one's situation.

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Why Choose Us

Faith-based legacy

Founded by the Sisters of St. Francis with faith roots

Specialized disability care

Supports residents with neurological disorders and cognitive disabilities

Affordable housing option

Designed to be an affordable assisted living choice

Physical disability support

Care designed for individuals with physical disabilities

Denver location

Located in Denver, Colorado

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Margaret Weber 6 months ago

My mom was in this horrible facility 5 years ago. They accepted her as a client even though they knew she needed special attention and high needs. I got to see her for only a few moments before I needed to get things for her and they would not allow me back in to help settle her in. I received multiple calls about something she did daily. She was in this place for maybe two weeks, two weeks of hell on earth. They stated that we would not be charged for her meds from their pharmacy and it was included in their cost for room and board. This was not true. They also tried to illegally evict my mother because they didn't want to deal with her. Multiple times they stated I would need to come in and watch her throughout the night (I was heavily pregnant at the time), even though we were paying them for her care. They tried to discharge her to my care. We were able to get her to a new facility that was able to handle her needs, eventually. Marycrest did not release my mother's possessions and it required a battle to get the few clothes and other items that my mother brought to the facility. After so many years, I believed I was rid of this absolutely nightmarish facility and they have now began to reach out over a bill that they put in their name with my mom's last name. This person does not exist. I also have not received a bill from their pharmacy in over 4 years. This is disgusting and completely predatory. I would stay very far away from this facility. It has been 5 years since I had to deal with the nightmare experience, until they called me about a bill today. Stay very far away from here.
Larry Van Vleet a year ago

I am helping my autistic frined who just moved to Marycrest. He has settled into his room which was clean and the perfect size for him. He badly needed the meals, cleaning services and laundry services. Marycrest has provided that quite well. Medicaid is covering his costs.

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Roger Ballenger 7 years ago

My brother was a resident at Marycrest Assisted Living for nearly 5 years. He was on Medicaid from the beginning. He paid most of his social security and had his own private apartment. The healthcare and prescription management was excellent. The staff were very caring and loving to my brother. I ate several meals there and found the food to be very good. If a friend, family member or myself need assisted living- I would choose Marycrest!!!
Batty Anya 2 years ago

My experience in Harmony building at Mary Crest was nothing short of a nightmare. There is a horrible smell throughout the building, my room was not cleaned before I moved in even though the person who lived in it before me was smoking hard drugs in the room, there is extensive water damage to the ceiling in the lobby that is a source of unseen mold, everything feels dirty. Some residents have been asking for new flooring that doesn’t make their feet black for years, some residents have mold growing on their shower curtain. There is only one staff member per shift for the whole building. Please, do not move here. If I could give negative stars I would. I had such a severe allergic reaction to the environment that I lost all of my belongings I had moved in there with me because I was having reactions to them even after moving out, my health has been permanently affected. Also, you will get differing information based on who you talk to about rules and policies. Moving into Mary Crest’s Harmony building ruined my life. Please do not move here, it is not worth it. Can’t forget to add that the handicap buttons on one of the main doors was broken from when I moved in to when I moved out.
Joey Ortega 3 years ago

As an outside resource provider to MaryCrest over the last few years, the staff have been very wonderful! Attentive, compassionate and communicative. They have alot of activities and events for their residents. Their wellness nurse, Lisa & ED , Sam, both have an understanding of what is best for their residents. Residents seem happy to live there! I'd recommend MaryCrest to family and those in need of an ALf.