AMAZING resources, incredible staff, unbelieveable choices in social activities. This Senior Center…read moreis by far the best I've ever seen! Longmont should be so proud to have this assett in their community, especially those 55 and older!

My grandma used to volunteer here. There was always different events going on, and one day when we…read morevisited, she said there was a concert at the Foote Lagoon that we would be going to that night (the open area venue next to the Chilson Center). So, my aunt, uncle, grandma, grandpa, mom, dad, and I loaded up into the car. The concert was going to be a band called "The Elders". I thought boy do they sound interesting... But, sure enough it ended up being a rowdy Irish band from Kansas City. It had rained earlier in the evening and everyone was dancing in the lagoon and having a good 'ol time. My grandpa and I shared peanut butter ice cream from the Cold Stone stand nearby. Fast forward many years later and my family and I still have toured around with the Elders.

I'm leaving a separate review for the senior center faculty (here) and the event coordinator…read moreWhitney on the Chilson Recreation Center page. The reason is because the actual venue was good but the coordinator was not and I want to give an honest review on both. The Chilson Senior Center was our venue for our recent wedding. We were married at the Foote Lagoon and had the reception at the senior center. The room is very big and you can opt for just a portion if your event is smaller. We had 150 guests at our wedding and rented 2/3rds of the room which was enough for 22 guest tables, food tables, a bar and a dance floor. We also used the patio for happy hour (tho alcohol isn't allowed out there just FYI). The people who setup the room with the tables had them ready on time and even helped us some with hanging decor. They also did a good job with having a person keeping an eye on the wedding but not drawing attention. They allowed us to use all our own caterers, bartender, etc. which, while more time consuming, saved us $. The reason for 4 stars and not 5 is because of the kitchen. The senior center uses most of the space in both the refrigerator and freezer so you don't have a lot of space there. Also you have to provide all your own pots and pans. They let you know this up front though so that's good. Besides that though I was a huge fan and glad we had it here. The only reason I would not suggest booking your event here is because of the event coordinator Whitney. Look for my post in the Chilson Recreation Center page (doing it there since she's their employee) for why. If she isn't there anymore or they can let you work with someone else, I would 100% recommend this venue.

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.

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.

Want to meet new friends and have fun? If so, the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center is the place…read moreto go! If you said, "But I don't know anybody," it's ok. The center is a welcoming environment filled with friendly folks and fun activities. When you come for an activity, you'll meet like-minded friends. You'll find your community!

I'm visiting from out of town and when I do I love to go and meet people at the senior centers…read morewhatever I'm traveling so I went to the senior center and I love to play bunco and they had Bunco while I was here so I arranged my schedule and went on time to the center to play bunco and I was told it was going to be $5 and when I got to the table to pay she could not find my name on the list and I swear k o r i Corey at the front desk and signed me up however the ladies who take the money at the Bunko table we're very smug they told me I had to pay an additional $10 that's insane why why they should treat their guests and visitors better than that. These people acted like I was trying to bust into a $10,000 a year private golf club or something anyway I wish I had known that I just don't understand why there's resident and non-resident prices anyway why why I guess I'm going to have to have some conversations with the managers of some of these senior centers you know most seniors are on a fixed income no matter where they're from. That extra $10 they wanted me to pay which was a total of $15 then is a quarter of what it cost for their entire year membership anyway that's BS if you're visiting from out of town go if you can afford it otherwise there's a lot of other things to do when you're traveling

If I could give them zero stars I would. While some of the people maybe decent, it's all about…read moretheir profits and I would caution any family that thinks that they will be the solution to their loved one's healthcare or housing solutions to reconsider and find a different solution. We've been lied to. We've been misled. Innovage is a voluntary program. Find a not for profit alternative instead. You'll be glad you did.

My apologies for sounding like it was all InnovAge's fault back in July. Apparently there is no…read more"delete" on YELP when you are impulsively venting or are on medications that make you agitated. I am fairly healthy for my age, but I am still on disability. Like anything else, Innovage and the PACE program have their good points and bad points. I just know that my problems are degenerative and lifelong. I like the program. The people are nice and do try and help you. So, thank you for the care so far . . . let's hope I can continue with it.