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Life Care Center Of Longmont

Life Care Center Of Longmont is a nursing home community in Longmont, CO.

Information last verified: June 19, 2026

2451 Pratt Street, Longmont, CO 80501

For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318

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Features

Housing

• 187 resident community capacity

Types of Care

• Skilled Nursing Facility

Amenities

• Air-conditioning
• Beauty salon
• Cable or satellite TV
• Computer center
• Dining room
• Fitness room
• Fully furnished
• Gaming room
• Garden
• Housekeeping services
• Kitchenette
• Move-in coordination
• Outdoor space
• Private bathrooms
• Restaurant-style dining
• Small library
• Telephone
• Wellness center
• Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available

Transportation

• Community operated transportation
• Transportation arrangement
• Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
• Transportation to doctors appointments

Care Services

• 12-16 hour nursing
• 24-hour call system
• 24-hour supervision
• Activities of daily living assistance
• Assistance with bathing
• Assistance with dressing
• Assistance with transfers
• Diabetes diet
• Meal preparation and service
• Medication management
• Mental wellness program
• Special dietary restrictions

Dining

• Diabetes diet
• Special dietary restrictions

Activities

• Community-sponsored activities
• Concierge services
• Fitness programs
• Planned day trips
• Resident-run activities
• Scheduled daily activities

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Skilled Nursing Facility in Nearby Cities

• Boulder
• Brighton
• Broomfield
• Fort Lupton
• Johnstown
• Lafayette
• Longmont
• Louisville
• Loveland
• Thornton
• Westminster
• Windsor

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