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Loveland is a popular vacation destination, located about 45 miles north of the Colorado state capital of Denver. The community is the second-largest city in Larimer County and is known for skiing and snow sports in the winter, and hiking in the summer. While Loveland is known for outdoor recreation, the community also has plenty of other attractions, including a quaint, walkable downtown area with local boutiques and microbreweries. Loveland is cold and snowy in the winter, but the summers are mild, which may appeal to seniors who are sensitive to high temperatures. Loveland’s cost of living is just a bit higher than the national average, and this, plus tax breaks for seniors in Colorado, may make it an attractive retirement destination for those with limited funds.
An assisted living community provides 24 hour care combined with healthy meals and engaging activities, so seniors can receive the daily support they need while retaining some independence. Loveland offers several assisted living communities that seniors choose from. According to the Genworth 2021 Cost of Care Survey, Loveland seniors pay $6,275 for care services monthly. This is $1,775 above the national average and $1,525 above Colorado’s state average care rate.
This guide helps seniors narrow down their options for assisted living communities. It provides valuable local cost care data and resources to aid your search process.
Hundreds of thousands of American seniors utilize assisted living, a figure that is only growing. For these seniors, assisted living combines residential housing,assistance in daily activities, and some healthcare. These communities also strive to provide an atmosphere that is comfortable and engaging for their residents… Read More >
COVID-19 restrictions and rules for Assisted Living Facilities are typically set by the state – to see the rules in your state, you can read our guide to Assisted Living in Colorado. Keep in mind that there may be other policies that communities put in place to protect their residents, so you should contact your local community for more information. Additionally, you can contact your local Area Agency on Aging to learn more – find contact information here.
Seniors in Loveland pay $6,275 per month for assisted living.
Assisted living services in Loveland cost $6,275 monthly, on average. This is $1,525 higher than the average cost of care in Colorado, which is $4,750. Loveland facilities charge $1,775 more compared to the national average of $4,500.
Loveland boasts the highest assisted living costs in the state. The second most costly city is Denver, which has a monthly average of $5,500. In many Colorado cities, costs remain consistent with the statewide rate of $4,500. These include Greeley ($4,400), Colorado Springs ($4,663) and $4,250 in Grand Junction ($4,250). The most affordable assisted living communities in the state are in Pueblo, which has an average rate of $3,800, followed by Fort Collins, where care averages $4,000.
Note: Data for Loveland was unavailable, so data for the nearest city, Boulder, was used instead.
Since not everyone can afford to pay for assisted living out-of-pocket, it’s important to find alternative methods to help make assisted living more affordable. Some of these options include:
For more information about your options for making assisted living more affordable, visit our guide to Assisted Living in Colorado.
| Contact | Description | |
| Larimer County Veterans Service Office | (970) 498-7390 | The Larimer County Veterans Services offices provide on-site resources for area military veterans, including assistance applying for health care and mental health benefits. Support groups and grief counseling are also hosted here. |
| Larimer County Office On Aging | (970) 498-7750 | This organization focuses on helping the elderly in the community retain their independence and improve their quality of life. Programs include helping seniors find public assistance and long-term care accommodations. The Office on Aging also offers caregiver support and counseling as well as funding social programs for area seniors. |
| Long Term Care Ombudsman | Larimer County | (970) 498-7750 | Ombudsman representatives provide support, care and advocacy for residents of long-term-care homes. These services include helping families find the right fit for a loved one and administrating programs that improve the conditions and regulations of these facilities. Special representatives in the organization also investigate complaints filed by residents of these communities, or complaints filed by families of residents who can’t advocate for themselves. |
| Senior Access Points of Larimer County | (970) 498-7740 | Loveland seniors and others who meet certain income guidelines are eligible to receive pro bono services from area attorneys. These services cover most civil matters, including representation in court, drafting legal documents and filing bankruptcy or divorce. |
| Equipment Loan Closet – Disabled Resource Services | (970) 482-2700 | The equipment loan closet is a donation center that has gently used medical equipment available for those in need. The organization relies on donations, so inventory can vary, but common items include accessibility aids such as walkers and manual wheelchairs, bathing equipment, TTY kits and blood pressure cuffs. |
| Chilson Senior Center | (970) 962-2783 | The Chisolm Senior Center is the social hub for older adults in Loveland. It’s a gathering place for seniors to participate in group fitness classes or Bridge games, or to have weekly lunches or holiday gatherings. The drop-in billiards games and group day trips are a couple of the more popular programs. |
Assisted Living Facilities in the Loveland area are required to follow a set of rules and regulations that are determined at the state level. For an overview of those rules and regulations, see the information below. For more specific information, talk with your local community or Area Agency on Aging.
