The Capstone at Centerra offers a range of accommodations with pricing that reflects its premium services and amenities. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $4,495 per month, slightly above the average in Larimer County at $4,459 and significantly higher than the state average of $4,090. The one-bedroom option is priced at $5,250, which stands out against the lower averages in both Larimer County ($4,033) and Colorado overall ($4,119). Meanwhile, the two-bedroom suites are available for $6,995 per month - again considerably higher than local ($4,417) and state averages ($4,580). Overall, while The Capstone at Centerra may be priced above regional norms, it likely provides distinctive features and an enriching living experience that justify its costs.
Floor plans
The Capstone at Centerra
Larimer County
Colorado
Studio
$4,495
$4,459
$4,088
1 Bedroom
$5,250
$4,033
$4,118
2 Bedrooms
$6,995
$4,417
$4,580
Overall Review of The Capstone at Centerra
common26 reviews mention this
Staff warmth and responsiveness stand out
Residents and families consistently describe staff as kind, communicative, and responsive.
Across multiple reviews, families mention a welcoming feel at move-in and ongoing day-to-day support. Several describe caregivers and leadership as attentive and supportive to both residents and families, including prompt responses when care needs come up. A small number of reviews raise concerns about attention and turnover, but most comments emphasize respectful, engaged staff interactions.
common6 reviews mention this
Cleanliness is a repeated praise
Many reviews highlight the facility as clean and well kept.
Multiple residents’ families describe the community as very clean, spacious, and well maintained. Reviewers also point to cleanliness in common areas and apartments, with some noting how organized and cared-for the environment feels. One critical review specifically mentions cleaning being spotty, which is the main cleanliness-related downside that shows up in the feedback.
common5 reviews mention this
Dining gets mixed feedback
Dining is a frequent topic, with both high praise and clear complaints.
Several reviews say the food is a highlight, describing it as world-class and restaurant-style, along with supportive service. Others mention more basic, cafeteria-style meals and dissatisfaction with specific food quality. Taken together, reviews suggest the dining experience can vary from family to family and time to time.
differentiator9 reviews mention this
Assisted living and memory care together
The community supports both assisted living and memory care on-site.
Reviews describe experiences in assisted living and in memory care, including families managing daily assistance and documentation needs. Multiple reviewers specifically mention placement in the memory care setting and praise the structured support there. A few comments also frame the value as not having to move again, aligning with the community offering both care types.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Care consistency concerns appear
Some reviews express worries about bare-minimum or inconsistent care.
While most feedback is positive, two reviews raise concerns about memory care support and day-to-day attention. One describes a lack of thorough housekeeping and says requested help was not consistently met. Another criticizes changes after a transition in leadership, mentioning less attention to details, caregiver turnover, and reduced overall focus on residents.
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Features
Types of Care
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Pets
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Nearby Places of Interest
This part of Loveland, Colorado offers a variety of amenities and services that cater to your needs as a senior citizen. The proximity to multiple parks like Benson Park Sculpture Garden and Boyd Lake State Park provides opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. Additionally, there are several physicians' offices nearby such as Alpine Ear Nose & Throat PC and Banner Health Clinic: Internal Medicine for your healthcare needs. A range of dining options including Sonic Drive-In and Chipotle Mexican Grill are available for convenient meals, while pharmacies like Walgreens and Good Day Pharmacy ensure easy access to medications. For transportation, Northern Colorado Regional Airport is close by, offering convenience for travel. You can also enjoy entertainment at Cinemark Fort Collins or worship at Resurrection Fellowship if desired. Furthermore, in case of emergencies Clear View Behavioral Health hospital is within reach. Overall, this area of Loveland provides a well-rounded living environment suitable for seniors looking for convenience and comfort.
Parks
Benson Park Sculpture Garden (0.3 miles)
Boyd Lake State Park (2.9 miles)
Fossil Creek Park (5.6 miles)
Coyote Gulch Park (6.5 miles)
Windsor Highlands Park (6.8 miles)
Twin Silo Park (7 miles)
Physicians
Alpine Ear Nose & Throat PC (0.8 miles)
First Care Family Physicians (1.1 miles)
Osius Tim DR OD (1.2 miles)
Banner Health Clinic: Internal Medicine (1.2 miles)
The Capstone at Centerra offers a range of accommodations with pricing that reflects its premium services and amenities. For a studio, residents can expect to pay $4,495 per month, slightly above the average in Larimer County at $4,459 and significantly higher than the state average of $4,090. The one-bedroom option is priced at $5,250, which stands out against the lower averages in both Larimer County ($4,033) and Colorado overall ($4,119). Meanwhile, the two-bedroom suites are available for $6,995 per month - again considerably higher than local ($4,417) and state averages ($4,580). Overall, while The Capstone at Centerra may be priced above regional norms, it likely provides distinctive features and an enriching living experience that justify its costs.
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