Lots and lots going on at the Foco Senior Center. There are options for a multitude of classes if…read morethat is your jam, pickleball, basketball, racquetball, billiards, water aerobics, water volleyball, walking track, yoga, movies, hikes, and more. The fitness area for weights and cardio equipment is user friendly and in good condition. Prefer to go there vs my gym as it tends to be less crowded. The facility itself is of course geared for 55+, but anyone 18+ can come in and use the facility. Staff is friendly and there are usually multiple people available to assist you. This can be a busy facility however at times so there may be a chance you do have to wait a little bit if you have a question regarding something. Coffee is free if you bring your own cup, if you need a cup there is just the small fee of $1 and you can buy a cup from the desk. So many wonderful events and opportunities that happen here. Definitely worth coming and checking it out

As a recreation facility the Fort Collins Senior Center falls short on being considered a decent…read morerec space. If you need to call regarding a question expect to be put on hold immediately and not addressed for 5-10 minutes. Upon entering the facility you'll be greeted by inpatient, unkind and distant staff. The staff are not trained in the majority of ongoings within city recreation, most staff rely upon their managers who they themselves are unhelpful. Speaking to a manager is a whole other issue as they're never available. The facility attendants are mostly helpful and attending to almost any issue/need you many have. The pool table area is okay however most cues, balls, etc are strewed about the area or just lost. In regards to the pool, look online before coming in because classes are scheduled and lanes may or may not be available. Speaking on the rental spaces available at the Senior Center there's nothing special or noteworthy to speak on. If you need to rent a space, don't expect a return call for 1-2 weeks. Those who come in the early morning for coffee, there is now a $1 charge for cups, so bring your own. With overall subpar staff and a underwhelming facility, I would recommend the Chilson Senior Center in Loveland.

Went in for the pool and we were able to get in fairly quickly. Plenty of pools to keep you…read moreentertained, but the slide does tend to scrape you a lot. My favorite part was the whirlpool part of the lazy river. Was very fun to go around in circles.

I've been going into the Chelson Center for about six weeks now. I have a electric trike, I was…read moregiven permission to plug the electric trike in in the lobby area of the Chelson Center when I first got my 10 time pass. So I had been parking my bike near the vending machines in the lobby area because I was given permission to plug my electric trike in at that area. So yesterday, which I guess was July 15 maybe anyway so I arrive and there's this new person at the reception area a woman I had never seen before. She glare at me as I am pushing my electric trike into the lobby and plugging it in within five minutes. This male employee approaches me. I then communicate to this mail employee that I have given permission to plug my electric trike again and I have been doing this for approximately six weeks now. I then got my cooler out of the back after I plugged the electric trike in and put the lock on it. I then got my cooler and I went out to the Chelson Center lawn. I found a bench to eat my lunch. I was approached by the same male employee that had approached me when I was plugging in the trike, he stated you cannot leave the trike unattended. You must be in the building as long as I was in the building and the trike was fine being charged in the lobby so I gathered up my stuff went inside when you recorded everything back on the bike. Got what I needed to go into the locker room. As I was undressing the same female employee with curly hair that I've never seen before comes into the locker room. Seek me out gives me a dirty look and leaves. At this point, I'm so stressed out they have been harassing me and I don't know what changed. I have been plugging my electric track in for approximately six weeks. Another employee female employee with long dark curly hair and glasses comes into the locker room. She then starts bullying me telling me I can't plug in my bike. That's not the rules I cannot do it. Oh my gosh how dare I. She then states that OK she'll allow me to leave it plugged in for today no longer can I do it though. She leaves I was brought to tears like literally I started sobbing. I have been attacked all morning twice by the male employee the same male employee and then two different women attacked me in the locker room verbally bullying me about my electric trike. They all acted like I was raking a law and oh my gosh how dare I? How dare I how dare I. When once again, I'm going to state, I had been plugging in my electric trach for approximately 4 to 6 weeks at the same area in the same lobby that I was given permission. And then was I'm plugging the electric trike, taking the lock off and this other mail employee comes up to me, Steven and asks if he can help me take my bike out of the doors because I needed assistance because the doors don't open up very wide. I said to him you have been the kindest person to me today and I really appreciate it. I then started telling him about all the bullying that I had been experiencing that day by these employees and that I had not done anything different than I have been doing the last 4 to 6 weeks that I was given permission by the staff to plug my electric try again. He listened and he was very kind. I then got the courage to ask to speak to a manager. And low boy, hold the woman with a long, dark curly hair and the glasses is the manager that comes out and then said to another male employee no, I don't wanna talk to her. I'm going to complain about her. She's one of the people that bullied me about something that I had gotten permission to do. I want you to hear that People I got permission to plug in my trike and I had been doing it for 4 to 6 weeks. This was bullying. This was harassment. I am 67 years old on disability in Long-term Care. I did not deserve this. Nobody deserves this. This is unacceptable. -10 stars

Came in with some friends to utilize the open tot gym. What a great idea!…read more There is so much for the kids to do/play with! They can run around and because it's in the gym, it is so easy to keep track of them. There are bleachers to sit at and watch or you can go play on the floor with the kiddos. $3 to let my kiddo run around and wear herself out for a couple of hours? Absolutely worth it!

What a great facility! We recently brought my little one to the indoor pool and had a great time…read more It's got a play structure for toddler-aged kids, a decent sized lazy river (especially for being indoors!), and a fun water slide! The locker rooms were also a good size, and we really appreciated the family locker room option. Well worth the admission price for an afternoon swim in my opinion! :)

I have worked at Collinwood Assisted Living and Memory Care for four years. I have never worked…read morewith a better team of employees or worked for a better company. We take great pride in providing the best of care and love for our residents and their families. I am proud to be a part of the Collinwood family.

From the owner: Enjoy the best value-inspired, full-service assisted living and memory care community in Ft…read more Collins, Colorado. As a faith-based organization, we are dedicated to service and inspired care in a vibrant and home-like atmosphere. That's why people choose us: our mission of service and our intimate, mountain-lodge-like community.

I wanted to take a minute to let you know how much of a lifesaver your team was for us here at…read moreAspens Memory Care, our new resident, and his family yesterday. Long story a bit shorter, we had a new move in fly in yesterday from California. His family flew out that morning and brought their father back the same day, so needless to say, it was quite the stressful situation due to their father having a fairly advanced stage with his dementia. We had been working on getting Physician orders in at the onset of confirmation and the Doctor continued to delay. When it came down to the wire, we had to provide the family with an alternative option. Per state regs, we cannot accept a resident without Physician orders and our plan B, which is to onboard with our onsite Physician group, rightfully could not see him until Friday. The family had expressed their concerns about being with him through the night as they do not have much experience dealing with Dementia. I threw a Hail Mary pass to Sharon and boy did she take it in for the touchdown! She was first on my list to call and while we waited on her return call, our team made multiple calls to see who could assist. Your team was the STAR that came through for us and I do not have enough words to express how grateful we are. In addition, the family complimented Elliot (caregiver) so much. He knew exactly how to handle our new resident, Dr. Smith and the family was able to get peaceful sleep after their physically and emotionally draining day! Today with the sunrise also came Physician orders and our new resident is making himself at home today. So, A HUGE THANK YOU to Sharon, Julie and Elliot! I'm so glad we continue to partner with you. Thank you, Amy R. Moore Director of Sales & Marketing Aspens at Fort Collins

We paid for their seniors to visit our mother; we live out of state. At first is was nice, when…read moreJen McCarn was in charge. Year 2 to 3 was not as nice, not to the level of care and 'customer service' we experienced the first year. We stayed with them out of our convenience and because our mother was used to them. 1. They bill every week. If you don't pay weekly they harp on you about the bill. We asked repeatedly and were told repeatedly that paying monthly was fine. Harping continued. 2. If you have them buy groceries REQUEST RECEIPTS. In reviewing bills and seeing what was actually in her fridge and pantry, I really wonder if all the money we paid for 'grocery cards' and 'groceries' was accurate. An 85yo woman just doesn't eat $200+ groceries a week IMO, which is what it added up to sometimes. Maybe they stocked up on money cards, but regardless, please ask for receipts. 3. We were there all day (24 hours) on a day someone was scheduled to show up but the senior never showed up. Makes us question every single charge from that person we ever paid for. They did not bill for that day, but the senior person who came to visit the next day was sure a visit had been scheduled and missed. 4. Our mother had a social worker from Adult Protective Services assigned to her after being in the hospital a few years ago. Caring Senior Services told APS things they had never shared with us. It felt like they were tattling on us to get us in trouble. It was a terrible feeling that you can no longer trust the people you are paying to check on your mother every day. 5. The day we arrived the sink was full of disgustingly old, dirty dishes. Counters were dirty. We thought they were doing dishes when they delivered groceries. Apparently not. These were so old mold was growing on half of them. If you need or require visits to you parent/senior, Caring Senior Services serves the purpose. The visitors themselves for the most part were okay. We didn't really know them, they are many and they changed, but we trusted them in the house. Our issue ended up being with account management. Hopefully if you're hiring them you are local and can check up on them and ensure they're doing whatever you've contracted with them to do, light cleaning, groceries, etc.