Independent Living
Welcome to Hover Manor, retirement living offers a genuinely welcome home atmosphere. The minimum age requirement of 55 years guarantees residents that neighbors will truly be in their peer group.
1 Bedroom Legacy Suite
- Standard and Deluxe
1 Bedroom Millennium
- Standard, Deluxe, and Millennium Plus
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- One bedroom apartments
- Step in Showers and/or full tubs available
- Individually controlled AC/Heat
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Rent includes utilities and cable
- Wi-fi available
- Wheelchair access
- Hair Salon
- Life enrichment activities
- Sports Events
- Shopping
- Fishing
- Parks
- Lunches
- Happy Hours
- Book Club
- Outreach Programs
- Charity Programs
- Community Support Programs
- All Faiths Chapel
- Emergency call systems
- Transportation available - wheelchair accessible
- No Buy-In necessary!
- We accept Section 8 and Housing Subsidy Vouchers
Hover Manor Private Suite Floorplan
Hover Manor One Bedroom Apartment
Independent Living Amenities & Services
Wellness & Activities
So many choices! Activities and connection are found in a variety of places, including the dining rooms (one of four neighborhoods), the gathering place, patios, and of course our beautiful grounds. Read More
Dining Services
Our Chefs prepare all entrees fresh daily, using only healthy, flavorful ingredients for impressive contemporary menus, as well as classically prepared family favorites. Menus change seasonally and input is appreciated to assure that we meet the tastes of our clients. Read More
Full-Service Hair Salon
Quality beauty and barber services are available at our professional Hair Salon located within Hover Community.
Transportation
Transportation to Longmont appointments and shopping centers provided for an affordable fee.
All Faiths Chapel
All Faiths Chapel hosts services each Sunday as well as communion services. It is also available to residents for memorial services, Bible study, and private meditation. Read More
Housekeeping & Laundry
Housekeeping and Laundry services are available.
Sylvan Cafe - Independent Living Dining Services
Delicious Meals Prepared by a Chef
The Sylvan Café dining room for independent living residents is open in design and feel, offering expansive views from every table. Friendly wait staff, crisp table linens, and open seating provide an intimate dining experience with every meal for senior living at its best. A private dining room is available for visiting family members to enjoy greater privacy and connection for residents at the best Longmont senior housing. Catering is available for your event or family dinner.
Whether it is a specially designed international buffet that highlights our diverse cuisine, or a beautifully prepared home-style roasted turkey dinner, the Sylvan Cafe will make you feel right at home.
Independent Living ~ Wellness & Activities
Staying Engaged and Active
Our mission is to ensure that we care for the whole individual by addressing the six dimensions of wellness: Physical, Social, Emotional, Intellectual, Spiritual and Vocational. Programs include walking groups throughout our 4 acres, Tai Chi, social clubs and interest groups. We are launching new Wellness Clinics soon that will include topics such as balance, blood pressure, and more. Activity Calendars are updated frequently.
FITNESS
To address Physical Wellness we promote healthy lifestyle habits and support participation in activities that foster high-level wellness. Using the core components of fitness—muscular strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance and flexibility—we make great efforts to promote injury prevention throughout all of our activities.
CLUBS & INTEREST GROUPS
To address Social Wellness we support the creation and maintenance of healthy relationships and community involvement, encourage mutual respect and help build self-confidence. The center maintains an active calendar of events to ensure resident participation and to boost staff and resident interaction. Field trips and outings to local attractions and eateries are also popular options for residents wanting to get out into the community with friends or have a chance to make new acquaintances. The clubs help residents to connect with others who have similar interests and hobbies. Some of the clubs include: Garden, Craft, Book and Walking.
To address Intellectual Wellness we inspire residents in their pursuit of lifelong learning. As we develop our creativity and curiosity in new ways, we explore new knowledge and gain new skills.
Nearby Longmont Amenities
Village at the Peaks Outdoor Mall
Longmont Museum & Cultural Center
Multiple Golf Courses (Ute Creek, Sunset and Twin Peaks)
Festivals, Street Fairs, Parades and more!
All Faiths Chapel - Sunday Services
Services
The All Faiths Chapel hosts Sunday services and weekly communion services. It is also available to residents for memorial services, Bible study, and private meditation.
Donated by Guided Hands
The All Faiths Chapel was dedicated on April 12, 1991 thanks to the financial support and vision of Cordell and Shirley Richardson. When planning to build the Beatrice Hover Assisted Living Residence began, a chapel was in the original design. Because of budgetary considerations the chapel had to be eliminated. At that point the Richardsons, who have ties to the Hover family, decided to finance the chapel. Mrs. Richardson believes that the financing for the chapel came about by a series of what might be called coincidences, but what she knows were God's guiding hands. The Richardsons' owned a piece of property in Longmont that hadn't sold. Miraculously the property sold at the time plans for the Chapel fell through. Pat Meade helped the Richardsons' design the Chapel to accommodate a beautiful 11 feet by 4½ feet tapestry art piece depicting the Lord's Supper.
Although Hover Community may not have happened without the leadership and hard work of the Methodist Church, the Richardsons' wanted to emphasize that the Chapel was for every denomination, so it was named "All Faiths Chapel". Friends of many different denominations donated their meditation booklets. One Bible was given by the Congregational Church, another Bible by First Methodist Church, and one Bible had been re-bound and displayed, as it originally belonged to Beatrice Hover. The organ was given by Mr. McGaughey -- a music teacher of many years and the lectern was made by Pat Meade's son and donated by Vivian Lauck -- a long time member of First United Methodist.
Contact Us
Longmont's most affordable and social option for Independent Living in the Longmont Community!
Independent Living
Sandra Vela
(303) 228-5145
svela@hovercommunity.org
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