Clermont Park - Denver, CO

When it comes to quality senior living and trusted care, Christian Living Communities has a proven history of providing services you can count on. At Clermont Park, we continue that tradition with exceptional surroundings and dependable, compassionate care. Clermont Park is a complete community in every sense of the word, with a full continuum of services and care for seniors at every stage of life. Whether in a residential setting, assisted living apartment home, memory support or skilled nursing suite, each resident is valued and contributes to the fabric of the community.

Our well trained, trustworthy and nurturing staff has long been recognized for their commitment to each resident's quality of life. From meals to activities to family relationships, all aspects of daily resident life receive careful attention. You can rest assured that, as part of our mission, we strive to fill each day with meaningful, personalized experiences.

As a member of the Better Business Bureau, Christian Living Communities has been a reputable, trusted provider of senior care since 1972. We look forward to serving you and your loved ones in every capacity.

Denver is the capital of Colorado and the 19th most populous city in the United States. It's called the Mile High City because it's exactly one mile above sea level. The city is surrounded by mountains which provide a beautiful view and plenty of fun destinations for its residents. This is a great city for seniors who enjoy something a bit more lively without living in Los Angeles.

City Info

Despite its large size, Denver is extremely walkable. It also has very mild weather even though it can get plenty of snow.

- Walkability: Denver has a walkability score of 61, which means you can get some places on foot but not everywhere. However, Denver.org claims that Denver has one of the most walkable downtown areas even though it's the 10th largest.

- Average age: The average age of Denver residents in this zip code is 38.2 years, which is a few years older than the state's 36.4 year average. This makes it a great area for seniors.

- Weather: For the most part, the weather in Denver is pretty mild. There are no months in which the average high dips below 40 degrees. However, it does get a decent amount of snowfall€”about 55 inches each year.

- Veterans: Denver has plenty of facilities for veterans, including health care centers, a benefit office, a medical center, and a veterans home.

Transportation

In addition to the easy to navigate downtown area, Denver has a host of other transportation options. If you'd rather not walk, you have the option of buses, light rails, the Free MallRide, and the Free MetroRide.

- Buses: The buses in Denver serve as a great way to get around the downtown area or a convenient connecting service for the other methods of transportation. In certain areas, these buses are even free.
- Trains: The light rail can take you pretty much wherever you need to go in Denver. The local fare is $2.60, the regional fare is $4.50, and the airport fare is $9.00.
- Taxis: Denver has plenty of taxis, including the classic yellow cab service.
- Ride share: You can also use both Lyft and Uber services in Denver.

Health and Safety

As a senior, healthy and safe living are vital to your comfort and well-being. Despite its size, Denver does a solid job of delivering on both of these things.

- Hospitals: Denver has a wide variety of medical services and hospitals, including the University of Colorado Hospital, Kindred Hospital, and the Colorado Acute Long Term Hospital.

- Crime rate: On a scale of 1 to 100€”100 being the most crime€”Denver is a 49 in violent crimes and a 47 in property crimes. These numbers are just barely above the US averages of 31.1 and 38.1, respectively.

Sports and Leisure

Denver is a lively city, and as such offers plenty of fun activities to keep seniors healthy and active. Whether you love golf, tennis, or something else, Denver has it.

- Golf: There are myriad golf courses and country clubs throughout Denver. Thanks to this, you can really look around and find one that suits your needs and preferences.
- Tennis: You won't have any problem finding tennis courts in Denver, either. Between tennis clubs, public courts and gyms, there are well over 10 choices for tennis in the city alone.
- Gyms: You'll find some gyms and programs that to help seniors stay fit in Denver, but you also have the option of walking the beautiful city parks.

Shopping and Entertainment

Thanks to its lively downtown area, Denver has just about everything you could ask for when it comes to shopping and entertainment.

- Clothes: Aside from the typical department stores, Denver has tons of neat clothing shops. You can find locally made clothes, women's boho-chic clothes, vintage stores, thrift stores, and menswear stores.

- Groceries: In addition to a sprinkling of Safeways throughout the city, Denver also has smaller markets where you can support the little guys and find fresher local foods.

- Other restaurants: Denver has unbelievable diversity when it comes to food. You can find a huge range of restaurants here, including fast food, burgers, sandwiches, Thai food, Mexican food, Lebanese food, soups, cafes, Cajun food, and more.

- Movie theaters: There's an IMAX movie theater a bit north of Clermont Park where you can catch all the latest movies, as well as some you may have missed.

- Libraries: You'll find plenty of libraries in Denver, including one that's right near Clermont Park.

- Attractions: There are tons of things to do in Denver, both inside and outside of the city. The Denver Botanic Gardens are a great way to spend a day relaxing and taking in nature.

Religious Facilities

Denver is known to be a very accepting place. The variety of churches available in the city give you the freedom to practice whatever religion you want and be among friends while you do it.

- Religious facilities nearby: Whether you're looking for an Episcopal Church, a Methodist Church, or a Seventh-Day Adventist Church, you'll find it here. There are even some churches for some of the less common religions in Denver.