Assisted Living in Centennial, CO: Costs and Communities

Southglenn, Walnut Hills and Tiffany are a few of the Centennial, CO, neighborhoods where assisted living happens in houses licensed for seven to 13 residents. MorningStar at Jordan, on East Arapahoe Road, is one of the larger ones, licensed for 105 residents. It posts a starting rate of $5,975 a month. In Colorado, an assisted living residence gives a room, meals, help with personal care and someone on hand day and night, but not regular 24-hour nursing care.

Senior Living & Care in Centennial, CO. AI interpretation of Centennial, CO, with approximate buildings and layout
Last Updated: November 2026
8-minute read| Author: Seth Burney
Published: November 2026
8-minute read | Author: Seth Burney | Date Published: November 2026 | Last Updated: November 2026

Key Takeaways

Assisted Living Prices Posted in Centennial, CO

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Here are the assisted living starting rates shown for Centennial, CO. For the small homes, you or your family member will need to ask each one.

As published by each community, checked Nov. 9, 2026.

Peakview Senior Living, on South Liverpool Street, shows its care charges rather than its rent. Each assisted living care level, 1 through 5, is $500, and medication help is $150 per level. Its move-in community fee matches the first month's rent and is capped at $5,000.

Two of those rates sit below CareScout's 2025 Denver-area median of $7,508 a month, and Holly Park's is just above it, as the assisted living article for Denver, CO shows.

Homes and Communities for Assisted Living in Centennial, CO

Profile card, with the community's own photo, for Holly Creek Retirement Community on East Peakview Avenue: a nonprofit life plan community on 17 acres run by Christian Living Communities, with independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing on one campus

Holly Creek Retirement Community

At Holly Creek Retirement Community, assisted living is one part of a nonprofit life plan campus on 17 acres off East Peakview Avenue. The campus also has independent living, memory care, skilled nursing and rehab. Christian Living Communities owns and manages it, and it's locally owned and operated.

Someren Glen Senior Living

Someren Glen Senior Living calls itself a continuing care retirement community. It's a locally owned nonprofit, also part of Christian Living Communities, set on 14 acres of mature trees and gardens. Independent living and assisted living are at 4761 E. Costilla Ave., where Colorado licenses its assisted living for 55 residents. Its studio apartments start at $6,480 a month.

The Other Communities, by Part of Town

Centennial, CO, has six ZIP codes. Every one is shared with a neighbor such as Littleton, Englewood or Aurora. So a Littleton or Englewood address may be in Centennial. The groups below use the city's own neighborhood names, or the street where no neighborhood is mapped.

Assisted Living in Centennial, CO

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Assisted Living Communities in Centennial, CO, by Part of Town

  • Assured Assisted Living 9, 5286 S. Andes Court, 80015, Jackson Farm II. Assisted living home, one of Assured Assisted Living's Centennial homes. Colorado license: 8 beds.
  • MorningStar at Jordan, 14301 E. Arapahoe Road, 80112, Arapahoe Road. Assisted living and memory care. Starting price: $5,975 a month. Colorado license: 105 beds.
  • Peakview Senior Living, 6021 S. Liverpool St., 80016, Liverpool Street. Assisted living and memory care, with a posted care-level fee schedule. Colorado license: 85 beds.

Home Care Options in Centennial, CO

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Six of the seven home care agencies below have offices in ZIP code 80112, which Centennial, CO, shares with Englewood. Colorado licenses two kinds of home care agencies. Class A agencies give skilled health care, and Class B agencies give personal care only. If you or your family member is homebound, Medicare's home health benefit covers part-time skilled care. It doesn't cover help with bathing and dressing alone.

Arapahoe County adds one more option. Its Light Housekeeping Homemakers program gives free light housekeeping and help with heavier chores. It's for older adults and people with a disability, and it has income limits.

Home Care Agencies in Centennial, CO

Medicaid, VA and Private Pay in Centennial, CO

In Centennial, CO, you or your family member will usually start with income, savings or a home sale. At Holly Creek and Someren Glen, independent living sits on the same campus as assisted living.

Health First Colorado pays $101.65 a day for care in certified residences outside Denver County, and the assisted living article for Denver, CO explains the rest.

Local Help in Arapahoe County

  • Arapahoe County Senior Resources. Centennial, CO, sits entirely in Arapahoe County. The county's senior resources page lists its housekeeping help and other programs for older residents.
  • DRCOG Area Agency on Aging. The Denver Regional Council of Governments helps Arapahoe County residents find long-term services. Its Aging and Disability Resource Center is for adults 60 and older.

Frequently Asked Questions

Three Centennial, CO, communities showed starting rates on Nov. 9, 2026: MorningStar at Jordan at $5,975 a month, Someren Glen at $6,480 and MorningStar at Holly Park at $7,650. For the small licensed homes, ask each one. CareScout's 2025 median for the wider Denver area was $7,508 a month.

In Centennial, CO, private money comes first: income, savings, a home sale or long-term care insurance. Health First Colorado can pay for the care part in certified homes. Veterans may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance.

Health First Colorado pays only homes it certifies as Alternative Care Facilities. Being certified doesn't mean a bed is open. In Centennial, CO, ask each home if it's certified and has an opening. Then check with the local Case Management Agency.

Size, mostly. Of the 21 residences on this article's list, 15 are homes licensed for 13 or fewer residents, such as Rose of Sharon on South Sherman Way. Five larger communities, such as The Ivy Cherry Hills, hold licenses for 55 to 105 residents, and most add memory care.

Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment licenses every assisted living residence. Its Find and Compare Facilities tool shows three years of inspection results. You'll see any problems found and how the home fixed them. The regional long-term care ombudsman, hosted by DRCOG, can also help with a concern.