Meet Lakeview Commons, A Generations Community
At Lakeview Commons Assisted Living, we provide a warm, engaging environment where seniors can enjoy independence with personalized support. Designed for those who need a helping hand with daily tasks while keeping their active lifestyle, our community offers a comfortable setting, enriching activities, and compassionate care—all in a place that feels like home.
With inviting spaces, tailored wellness programs, and a friendly, close-knit atmosphere, Lakeview Commons fosters connection, comfort, and peace of mind.
Some of Our Featured Amenities & Services
Housekeeping
Laundry Services
Scheduled Transportation
Vitality Programming
Emergency call system
Walking paths & gardening beds
Salon
Library
24 hour care staff
Cable TV
TV Room
Activity and Craft Room
WiFi Available
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Arts in the Parking Lot
Join Lakeview Commons and The Wexford for the 2nd Annual Arts in the Parking Lot during the Lincoln Gallery’s Art in the Park artisan market. Enjoy live music, arts and crafts, local artisans, and don’t miss our famous pulled pork sandwiches!
10:00am – 3:00pm | Saturday, August 8th & Sunday, August 9th
Traveling Petting Zoo
Get up close with adorable baby goats as the Horanch and Farm Traveling Petting Zoo visits Lakeview Commons! This interactive experience is perfect for animal lovers of all ages and offers plenty of opportunities to smile, pet, and connect with these friendly visitors.
10:00am | August 7th
North Lake Park Train Ride & Picnic
All aboard! Enjoy a scenic train ride through North Lake Park followed by a relaxing picnic surrounded by nature. This outing offers the perfect opportunity to take in the beautiful outdoors and spend time with friends.
10:30am | August 25th
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Dru Van Doren
5 months ago
What a nightmare. My sweet 94 year old Mama lived here from November 2025 thru March 2026 while I was finishing a remodel on our home. The care staff/cnas are very sweet & esp Hannah and Bailey. The nurse Jamie is also very knowledgeable helpful and kind. But that’s where it ends. It feels more like a hospital than assisted living, the building is in disrepair (from the outside paint, concrete and doors/elevators that don’t work periodically and dirty carpets) and very drab – even the “activity room” lacks color. Mama was often in the same clothes for 2 days – even if stained with food. The activities are limited and they often failed to check with my wheelchair bound mother to see if she wanted to participate. Weirdly, you have to “buy in” with quarters to play bingo and I’m assuming the same is true for the weekly poker games. Dining is restricted to 3 specific times of day – miss it and you are mostly on your own, it seems. Also weirdly, they have assigned seats in the dining room, mostly segregated by gender. Not sure what that is about- but it’s definitely odd. Despite telling the staff repeatedly that my diabetic mother should not have milk, there were many days I learned after the fact that she was pretty much living on milk and tomato soup – which caused general stomach issues. I don’t blame for skipping the meals her since the food is a cafeteria style, steam table bland mushy mess, often. I have no idea what the Executive Director even looks like since I’ve never met her. Taylor, the activities person is very sweet and appears to work there full time so I’m not sure there are so few actual “activities”. Transportation is limited – they share a bus with the Wexford and were never available for the distance or time of day my mother needed to be somewhere. I found out recently that there are senior transportation options in Loveland – these were never suggested to me. Here’s the kicker. When my mother’s mobility/bathroom needs took 30 minutes or so to manage, they politely invited us to find a new place for her. I was not informed this on our first visit and I was truly shocked. We did find an amazing new place for mother at Stoneridge @ Centerra – but when the laundry being done on her last day there got left in the room (instead of being brought to the front desk as I requested) they felt it was appropriate to charge her for 3 extra days (approx $750) – they certainly were not going to renovate the room over the weekend, so I feel that this is ridiculous – was told “I don’t make the rules”.
Victoria Lizotte
3 years ago
My grandfather lives here currently and it has been the best experience. The staff is incredibly helpful and kind. My grandfather is happy and loves all the activities and socializing. I feel at ease knowing he is taken care of. I feel an incredible amount of gratitude!
Clark Hanson
9 years ago
Lakeview Commons was a lucky find for my family as we looked for a home for our mother. After about a year I am still impressed with the cleanliness, modern decor, activities, and the quality of the staff at what I found were reasonable rates. I have visited other assisted care facilities and this was by far the best in all categories.
Robert Muirhead
11 years ago
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A message from our Executive Director, Jaya Lewis
What I love most about Lakeview Commons is the feeling of warmth, kindness, and belonging you experience the moment you walk through our doors—a feeling created by the smiles of our residents, the support of their families, the dedication of our staff, and the friendships we share with our community partners. This is more than a senior living community; it is a family where people come together with the shared purpose of making a positive difference in the lives of others. I am incredibly proud to be part of the Generations family and an organization that puts people first, ensuring every resident, family member, and team member feels seen, heard, valued, respected, and genuinely loved. I work in senior living because it fuels my soul and gives me the privilege of walking alongside individuals whose lives are filled with meaningful stories, valuable wisdom, and continued purpose. I truly believe this work is my God-given calling, and my hope is to bring comfort, joy, and hope to our residents while reminding them how deeply they matter. Having traveled this journey with my own family, I also understand the importance of helping families feel confident and at peace knowing their loved one is receiving the utmost compassionate care—and serving them in that way is an honor.
