Providing quality affordable housing and services to moderate and low income older adults in Colorado
08/01/2025
Senior Housing Options is honored to have living history residing in all our communities. Take a moment to reach out to older adults today and hear their stories.
SummaryHappy Colorado Day from Senior Housing Options! We have been a Colorado Nonprofit and creating community for Colorado’s older adults since 1979. Let’s celebrate the spirit, scenery, and stories that make our state — and our community — so special. Celebrate Colorado Day: Honoring Our ...
07/30/2025
Senior Housing Options is a nonprofit established in 1979 and we provide more than just an affordable place for low-income older adults to live. We build communities. Our residents at the Olin recently had a BBQ in their courtyard that overlooks the State Capitol (pictured). Remember us in your annual giving or sign up for monthly donations today. https://seniorhousingoptions.org/donate-volunteer/donate-now/
07/29/2025
Our Senior Housing Options Assisted Living Community in Parachute is submitting art to the Garfield County Fair Art Show. Check it out August 2 - 9.
07/28/2025
When you live on a beautiful campus, you want to celebrate! July 4th has always been a favorite day to celebrate outside!
07/25/2025
This is a photo of the Olin Hotel about 50 years before it became Affordable Housing for older adults and adults with disabilities. The need for affordable housing for older adults in Colorado began in the 1800’s and continues to be an important topic today.
SummaryThe history of affordable housing for older adults in Colorado reflects a persistent effort to address the evolving needs of a growing senior population. From early philanthropic initiatives to contemporary public-private partnerships, the state has seen a range of developments aimed at provi...
07/24/2025
Celebrate everyday.
07/23/2025
A recent CPR News article spoke about the challenges older adults in rural Colorado face when looking for assisted living communities. SHO has three Assisted Living communities outside of the Denver Metro area. We also have a LIHTC affordable housing community in Longmont. Contact us for more information 303-595-4464 or info@SeniorHousingOptions.org.
You can also contact the communities directly:
Mesa Vista - Parachute at 970-285-1844
Madison House Cortez at 970-565-2047
Cinnamon Park Longmont at 303-772-2882
Here is the link from CPR: https://www.cpr.org/2024/11/02/rural-colorado-fewer-assisted-living-facilities-senior-citizens/
07/22/2025
Thank you to the families that support SHO through the King Soopers Community Rewards program! To date this year, we have received over $100 from families just like yours that goes towards enriching the lives of our residents!
To participate, you’ll need to create a digital account with King Soopers, link your shopper’s card, and then choose the organization you want to support – SHO (Code RA 122). Any transactions moving forward using your King Soopers Shopper’s Card will be applied to the program, at no added cost to you. King Soopers donates annually to participating organizations based on your percentage of spending as it relates to the total spending associated with all participating King Soopers Community Rewards organizations.
Please join this program. It’s free to you and your donations mean so much to our residents.
Knowledge is power- please read this very important article.
Protecting seniors from scams starts with awareness. Our latest blog highlights the most common fraud tactics targeting older adults—and how to avoid them. Share this with a loved one who may benefit from these important tips.
Have you ever considered a career in Senior Housing? Our latest blog highlights some of the benefits of being an administrator at a nonprofit assisted living community. We have an opening at our Mesa Vista Community. https://seniorhousingoptions.org/blog/
07/17/2025
Park Hill Assisted Living recently welcomed State House Representative from District 8, Lindsay Gilchrist. Rep. Gilchrist was joined by Joe Dubroff, Director of Government Affairs, Leading Age Colorado. After a tour of the community, Representative Gilchrist met with residents to listen to their ideas and concerns. Many residents expressed concern over the recent funding cuts. If you would like to talk to your Colorado state representative find them here: https://leg.colorado.gov/FindMyLegislator.
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Recently updated with new carpet, furnishings, lighting, and décor, Cinnamon Park Assisted Living Residence looks and feels like a large, single-family residence. Beautifully landscaped grounds draw residents outdoors to relax, take a walk or visit with friends and family.
Our Neighborhood
It is situated in a quiet, residential neighborhood in Longmont close to main street shops, restaurants, and medical facilities. There is lots of room for growth on this property, with a long-term plan to add affordable apartments for older adults on the lot to the south.
Three blocks from Main Street Longmont
Single family dwellings on three sides of the property and our empty lot on the fourth
Very little traffic on the streets
Plenty of private parking in front for visitors and staff
Our Property
Originally developed in 1984 by a group of local physicians, Senior Housing Options acquired it in 1992, and we have refreshed it over the years. Residents enjoy luncheons, BBQs, garden parties, and garden fresh grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs on the spacious grounds.
Two buildings with 24 units each
Frequent bus outings are available for all residents
Annual rummage & bake sale to support the resident activity fund.
Two upstairs apartments are leased to staff members
Gardens available for residents to cultivate their own flowers and vegetables
Inside Our Home
Cinnamon Park creates a resident centered atmosphere that promotes personal independence and choice with a sense of security and well being.
Very strong activity and wellness program for residents, following a Culture of Change grant implementation
48 total studio units
Central bathrooms recently upgraded
Dining and common rooms for socializing and activities are in each building
