We came here to volunteer. There are two different buildings, one for groceries and the other for…read moreclothing. We met a nice volunteer who guided us to the volunteer check in center. It was a first time for my daughter and I but they were very nice with giving us a brief tour about both facilities, how they worked, when they expected deliveries, and how people were able come in via appointment or walk in to get clothing (point system) and groceries. Everyone was so nice. It was a great first experience for my daughter for her volunteer service so we definitely would come back to do the grocery side.

This is a great community resource! Whether you are partaking in their many services offered or…read moredoing some solid volunteering. I have spent countless hours in the grocery helping wherever I am needed. Reently, they needed all hands on deck to help fill boxes of non-perishable food for the increased need and influx of clients. It's fulfilling for both the givers and the receivers.

Just an awful organization. They say they want to help veterans but that's the furthest from the…read moretruth. The organization is full of activists who are there to push an agenda. Carolyn Moreno leading the charge. Steer clear fellow service members. Stick with RMHS. You will be better served.

My kids and I volunteer here to do different things, this time we were doing Baskets of Joy for the…read moreelderly and needy in the area. They are so understanding of my kids' and their desire to help out too, and VOA always encourages them. Perfect for families, single people, anyone who wants to help their community.

My mother lived here in Independent living and then in Assisted living until her passing. I will be…read moreshort and to the point: We had many experiences here and I have only good things to say about Covenant and their staff. We also have a very close friend in their Independent living and he is very pleased.

Our parents have lived at Covenant for twenty years and the care is beyond wonderful. They are…read moreknown, loved, and cared for like family. Mom is in the memory unit now, while dad's moving into assisted living this very week -- all with tender loving care. We are on a first name basis with so many staffers and so grateful for them all.

Very friendly and attentive staff, very happy with the care given, thankful for their help!read more

After hip replacement surgery, I was an inpatient here for two weeks (March 7-21, 2024)--I did not…read morego anywhere else during this time. They rightly earn at least one star due to excellent PT and OT plus Bella (OT) and Bea (aide), bright lights who made my time there bearable. Wheatridge Manor missed a chance for a higher rating because they almost killed me with a wrong assessment and then a 10-hour delay of needed treatment on March 21. I had contracted strep A sepsis there (and went into kidney failure), necessitating ambulance transport from Wheatridge Manor to Lutheran Hospital ER where they fought for hours to save my life. Source of infection: untreated bug bites (about 3-19 at Wheatridge Manor) which became infected and then developed into a bad case of cellulitis. Additional details: from the time (around 4am) of my first physical symptoms on the morning of March 21 (pain, uncontrollable shaking, vomiting; a few hours later, expressive aphasia--inability to process language), the night nurse Pam and day nurse Jennifer wrongly assessed me as experiencing a panic attack due to "anxiety" about going home. Pam also chewed me out for taking time away from other patients who "really" needed her care (my friend witnessed that unpleasant exchange). I was in and out of awareness for the rest of that day. This terrified me (my symptoms as well as being ignored and dismissed by the nursing staff) as I knew something was very, very wrong. Needing support and a witness, I called my friend (retired nurse). She arrived at the facility around 5am and stayed with me all day. Finally, around 2pm, I asked her to phone my high school BFF in Houston who's a doctor. Dr friend had two words for us: "Ambulance now!" Wheatridge's day nurse, Jennifer, only made the phone call due to pressure from my witness. These two dear friends, along with Lutheran's ER and other medical personnel, saved my life. Accordingly, I do not recommend Wheatridge Manor for anyone. Yes, the PT and OT are great, but the rest of the facility lacks adequate, coordinated care. However, if that place seems the best placement for your loved one, be sure to check on them frequently and to advocate for their needs or they may either almost die like me, or actually die, from inadequate care.

As anyone who has an elderly family member, it can be tough trying to decide whether they are fit…read moreto live alone at home, move in with family, or move to an assisted living facility. A family member of ours living in Denver with parkinson's and anxiety who was living at home alone, was taken here for rehabilitation when she had fallen. During her time in Gardens on Quail's nursing home she was able to recover, but decided to stay. She, as well as our family, decided that it was a safer and better lifestyle to continue living under the care of Gardens on Quail's nurses. Since moving in, her anxiety has been much less severe, and she has made many new friends. Not to mention that it is a beautiful place to call home. Many of our family members are living in Denver, so it makes for an easy drive being located just outside the city in Arvada. Thank you Gardens on Quail for superb service, we appreciate it!

Speaking from an employees perspective:…read more I have been on with the team for about 8 months now. I've worked in the field for 8 years ( so as you can imagine, I've had training and experience in several facilities) This place was absolutely draining, on all levels. The façade of a beautiful building, and well lit gardens, and exceptional " Care provided to the residents" is absolute delusion. I have watched our team, my residents whom I provide care to, and my own well being turn completely downhill, which is why I feel the need to speak on this. Management and HR are not friendly, or welcoming or empathetic towards care staff at all, instead they are rude and entitled and walk the building with nothing but a higher demeanor, than those who actually provide care to these residents and work extremely hard on the floor providing care, and respect and constant interaction to these residents. I have not had a single, welcoming or open minded- conversation with any management since our previous HR has left the building. I have instead ran into conversations where those who do their jobs, and do an amazing job at it, are consistently belittled by HR and management. Yet, those who are lazy but favorited by management are constantly allowed passes for behaviors and LACK of care to these residents. The job itself is stressful, yes. But we all get into this field even as Caregivers to do our jobs and do the best we can. We also have lives outside of work environments, and some harder than others. This is where survival mode and flight of fight play a role- but to those that show up everyday and WORK THE FLOOR- we are discarded and picked apart -daily, but also while being extremely understaffed and drained ourselves. Yet still- NO support from our HR or ED or management as a whole. I have never felt so out of touch with a work environment claiming to do so much good for these residents- meanwhile disregarding and completely out of touch with their employees whom actually work with these residents and are the ones providing care. Pay compensation and expectations are not lined up at all. all this goes to say- Please DO BETTER, for our residents, for your care staff. for OURSELVES. No job should be or feel this draining on every level.

I've been volunteering for about a year now, and it's been a great experience. Project Angel Heart…read moremakes and delivers meals to thousands of Coloradans every week. It's well organized and you'll meet some really nice people if you join as a volunteer. You can decorate bags, prep meals, cook meals, deliver meals... there's something for everyone! Highly recommended!

Our friend Thomas Hails died much too young of AIDS, it is OK you know his name, he has been gone a…read morelong time and his family knows I took care of him. There have been giant holes in our hearts ever since he died. This is one of the reasons we always participate in "Dining Out For Life." The Angels took such good care of him before he passed, oh so many years ago. A simple check on him and the dropping off of food made me feel better when I couldn't be there. He would get a kick out of the idea that the ball-n-chain and I were out eating and drinking beer and toasting his name. "Drink to me" were Pablo Picasso's last words. Thomas was an artist and would have been down with that. There are always people at the event who have envelopes so you can drop off an extra bit of money for the cause. I highly encourage it. If I win the lotto, this is where my money is going.

My mother in law has been here for a couple of years and the staff is very caring. She had a very…read moreearly morning doctor's appointment and they were kind enough to braid and fix her hair beforehand so she looked nice.

My father receives exceptional kind attentive long term care at CCCC in Westminster every day. At…read more100 wheelchair bound and hearing disabled he still loves going on almost weekly planned group outings to a restaurant or parks with other residents. He is still motivated to dine every meal in their dining room and walks his chair around the center for exercise and interaction, music etc. His improved weight and zest since Re-locating to CCCC 7 months ago is incredible. I approve of the agency staffing and the 30 year workers that care for him and mostly their awareness of his unspoken needs. Thank you.

Real nursing care is not provided here - missed a gi bleed which is not hard to diagnose - don't…read moreexpect good nursing care at all.

Very poor Management. They belittle the staff and call them names…read moreDo not recommend. There are other places in the Denver Metro area much more kind to their staff.