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Lakewood, CO 80232
Crossroads at Lakewood welcomes residents into a beautiful Craftsman-style facility with large windows, comfortable furnishings, and plenty of amenities to care for your loved one. Residents can stay in a private studio apartment or share an apartment with a roommate. The space is designed specifically for those with dementia, and residents will be allowed to explore the facility safely. We also have a specialized memory care program called “In the Moment,” which focuses on physical engagement, spiritual support, artistic expression, community connections, continuing education, and lifestyle and leisure.
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