Located in the Denver Tech Center area of southeast Denver, Spectrum Retirement of Colorado is about 9 miles from the city center. The senior living community is housed in a high-rise building. It has been operating for 14 years.
The community offers a continuum of care. Care levels include independent living, assisted living, and memory care. Residents can move between support levels as their needs change without relocating to a new facility.
The minimum residency age is 55. Daily life is supported by round-the-clock coverage through a 24-hour emergency response system. Weekly housekeeping and scheduled transportation also help residents with routine needs. These services take regular errands and chores off a resident’s plate.
Personal Wi-Fi is available throughout the community. This can help residents stay connected with family. It also supports email, video calls, and streaming on residents’ own devices.
The surrounding neighborhood has a moderately walkable score of 57 out of 100. Some errands and outings can be handled on foot. Others may require a short drive or the community’s transportation service.
For families comparing a continuum-of-care setting with a single-level-of-care home, this can be important. Moving from independent living into assisted living or memory care on the same campus is a meaningful long-term consideration.















