San Marino Retirement Community in Westminster, CO
San Marino Retirement Community is an assisted living and memory care community in Westminster, CO.
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5000 W 75th Ave, Westminster, CO 80030
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
4.5 from 89 reviews
5 stars
68
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12
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0
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6
San Marino Retirement Community Costs & Pricing
San Marino Retirement Community offers a range of living options at competitive pricing compared to the broader market in Adams County and Colorado. For instance, their studio apartments are priced between $2,539 and $4,348, which notably undercuts the average cost in Adams County at $3,996 and statewide at $4,090. The community's one-bedroom units come in at a flat rate of $2,894, again providing a more affordable option than both county and state averages. Semi-private accommodations at San Marino are available for $3,345 - slightly above the county average but still more economical than statewide options. Private rooms are priced at $4,014, positioned within a competitive range against local and state averages. In addition to these offerings, their two-bedroom apartments are competitively priced as well at $4,023 in comparison to $4,212 in Adams County and up to $4,580 statewide. Overall, San Marino Retirement Community presents itself as an appealing choice for those seeking quality care without compromising on affordability amidst the backdrop of rising costs in the region.
Floor plans
San Marino Retirement Community
Adams County
Colorado
Studio
$2,539 to $4,348
$3,996
$4,088
1 Bedroom
$2,894
$3,875
$4,118
Semi-Private
$3,345
$2,900
$4,008
Private
$4,014
$3,206
$4,142
2 Bedrooms
$4,023
$4,212
$4,580
Overall Review of San Marino Retirement Community
common48 reviews mention this
Kind, responsive staff stands out
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as caring, helpful, and attentive.
Across many reviews, people emphasize how the staff listens, answers questions, and follows through quickly when concerns come up. Several mentions call out named employees in front-desk, dining, housekeeping, nursing, memory care, and transportation roles. Residents also describe support that helps with daily routines—meals, activities, and even situations that require calm guidance. A few critical reviews raise concerns about leadership or staffing levels in specific circumstances, but most comments focus on genuinely warm, resident-centered service.
common16 reviews mention this
Engaging activities and community events
A steady schedule of activities and events is a common reason people feel at home.
Many residents and family members describe the community as active, with daily activities, happy hours, exercise and games, spiritual gatherings, and planned outings. Several reviews highlight larger events like musical entertainment, themed parties, and seasonal celebrations. Families also mention how activities support social connection and help residents stay engaged across different housing stages. While one review says there were periods when activities were limited, the overall tone across comments is that there is usually something going on.
common22 reviews mention this
Grounds and cleanliness are consistently praised
Reviews frequently highlight well-kept grounds and a clean, maintained facility.
Multiple reviews describe the campus as attractive and peaceful, with well-maintained outdoor areas, gardens, and walking paths. People also repeatedly mention cleanliness in public spaces and apartments, plus housekeeping support that keeps common areas looking good. Some reviews compare favorably to other communities toured, noting the facility’s upkeep and pleasant environment. A couple of negative comments focus on problems like cleanliness or maintenance delays, but those are outweighed by consistent praise.
caveat10 reviews mention this
Dining quality is mixed
Dining receives both praise and complaints about food quality and variety.
Several residents and families say the food is good, with favorites like delicious meals or meals enjoyed enough to gain weight. Others report dissatisfaction, including comments about repetitive menus, cafeteria-style batch portions, or portions that aren’t to a particular resident’s taste. A review notes that during lockdown, food delivery in lunch bags reduced quality, but meals in the open dining room were better. Overall, dining seems to work for some households while others wish it were improved.
caveat7 reviews mention this
Costs can be a concern
Some families say costs and add-on fees can be hard to manage.
A few reviews mention that the community is somewhat pricey or that value depends on the specific situation. One review calls out the cost of medication management as especially expensive and out of reach for a resident with an affordability concern. Another mentions add-ons such as needing help with medications and aides for safe showering. Even where some families praise “reasonable” pricing, cost is still a recurring point that can drive dissatisfaction.
caveat4 reviews mention this
Care staffing and supervision vary
Some reviews raise concerns about supervision, staffing, or care coordination.
While many families describe care as timely and responsive, a smaller set of reviews report breakdowns in supervision—particularly involving falls in memory care. One review describes a need for private 24-hour care to keep a loved one safe and also says staffing was too low. Another critical review mentions delays tied to incorrect phone numbers and billing issues related to outside providers. These comments suggest care experience can vary depending on the unit, needs, and staffing at the time.
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Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
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Devotional services off-site
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Denver International (20 miles away)
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Ambulatory care
Diabetic care
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Nearby Places of Interest
This part of Westminster, Colorado offers a convenient and bustling suburban environment with easy access to essential amenities such as pharmacies, physicians, cafes, theaters, restaurants, parks, places of worship, hospitals, and transportation options. The area boasts multiple Walgreens pharmacies within close proximity for any medical needs, along with various medical practices including Complete Family Medicine and Panorama Orthopedic for comprehensive healthcare services. There are plenty of dining options ranging from casual eateries like Old Chicago to more upscale establishments such as School House Kitchen & Libations. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby parks like Fairmount Park and Rocky Mountain Lake Park for leisurely walks or enjoying nature. Additionally, the close proximity to Exempla Lutheran Medical Center ensures quick access to quality healthcare in case of emergencies. With a diverse range of amenities and services available nearby, this part of Westminster provides a convenient and comfortable environment for senior living.
San Marino Retirement Community offers a range of living options at competitive pricing compared to the broader market in Adams County and Colorado. For instance, their studio apartments are priced between $2,539 and $4,348, which notably undercuts the average cost in Adams County at $3,996 and statewide at $4,090. The community's one-bedroom units come in at a flat rate of $2,894, again providing a more affordable option than both county and state averages. Semi-private accommodations at San Marino are available for $3,345 - slightly above the county average but still more economical than statewide options. Private rooms are priced at $4,014, positioned within a competitive range against local and state averages. In addition to these offerings, their two-bedroom apartments are competitively priced as well at $4,023 in comparison to $4,212 in Adams County and up to $4,580 statewide. Overall, San Marino Retirement Community presents itself as an appealing choice for those seeking quality care without compromising on affordability amidst the backdrop of rising costs in the region.
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