Question 1

How much does Assisted Living cost?

Accepted Answer

Assisted  Living  prices  range from  $3,800  –  $4,100 depending on the apartment size. These prices are subject to change, so please contact Kavod’s Leasing Department for current rates at 303.399.1146.

Question 2

Do you have furnished apartments?

Accepted Answer

No, Kavod Assisted Living only offers unfurnished apartments.

Question 3

What if I cannot afford to pay for an apartment?

Accepted Answer

We accept long term care insurance, veterans pension and Medicaid after a one-year spend down.

Question 4

What are the general guidelines for assisted living communities mandated by the state?

Accepted Answer

Some of the oversight we provide is in place to keep our residents safe and to comply with regulations from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. While each facility has different protocols surrounding these items, all assisted living facilities follow guidelines to stay in good standing.

Question 5

How many meals a day are served in the dining room?

Accepted Answer

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the Assisted Living Dining Room daily.

Question 6

Can I get meals delivered to my apartment if I sick?

Accepted Answer

Yes, arrangements can be made if you are unable to eat in the dining room due to illness.

Question 7

How often does the staff check in on me?

Accepted Answer

Each resident receives a minimum of 5 contacts a day with Kavod Staff.

Question 8

Do you have two bedroom apartments?

Accepted Answer

No. Our apartments consist of studio and one bedroom units.

Question 9

How do I apply for Medicaid assistance?

Accepted Answer

Eligibility for Medicaid (Health First Colorado) is determined by the State of Colorado and can take time to process. Please contact the Denver Department of Human Services online at Colorado.gov/PEAK or by phone at 1-800-221-3943 to apply for Medicaid services. Kavod is unable to lease apartments with Medicaid pending.

Question 10

How much does it cost to apply?

Accepted Answer

It is free to apply for housing and to be added to the waitlist. You will not be asked to pay any money until you have signed your lease and receive possession of an apartment. At that time, you will be required to pay for the rent, security deposit, and dining services program (unless exempted).

Question 11

How much does it cost to live in an affordable apartment?

Accepted Answer

Our wait list times can vary from month to month so it is best to contact our Leasing Department to get the most up to date information. You can reach our Leasing Coordinator at 303.399.1146 x133.

Question 12

How long is your wait list?

Accepted Answer

Our wait list times can vary from month to month so it is best to contact our Leasing Department to get the most up to date information. You can reach our Leasing Department at 303.399.1146.

Question 13

Do I need to apply for a separate housing subsidy to live at Kavod Senior Life?

Accepted Answer

No, only one application is required to apply for a subsidized/affordable apartment at Kavod Senior Life. You must qualify for tenancy, and subsidy, based on Kavod Resident Selection Plan. Kavod is a Project Based Section 8 subsidized property.

Question 14

Is the dining program mandatory for Senior Living residents?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the meal program is one of our required services. The monthly cost per resident is $286. A meal subsidy may be available to individuals who qualify (exemptions are considered). We find that the meal program is an important service in helping residents remain independent for as long as possible.

Question 15

What if I need Assisted Living?

Accepted Answer

Kavod also offers a wonderful Assisted Living that provides assistance with medication and all the activities of daily living, as well as 3 meals each day. Contact our Leasing Coordinator for further details or visit our Assisted Living page .

Question 16

Can I choose where my apartment will be located?

Accepted Answer

Apartments are leased to applicants on a first come, first serve basis. If an applicant does not accept an apartment when offered, their name is removed from the top of the waiting list and the applicant must reapply.

Question 17

Why do I have to provide financial and medical expense information on my application?

Accepted Answer

Rent for Kavod Affordable Housing is based on a number of factors including income, assets and various eligible medical expenses. The information you provide is then verified by a third party to determine eligibility for the HUD subsidy program and the amount of the rent. Information obtained is strictly confidential and your privacy is carefully guarded.

Question 18

Do you have to be Jewish to live at Kavod?

Accepted Answer

No. We pride ourselves on being a community that is open to all, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, familial status or sexual orientation.

Question 19

I need to move immediately. Do you give any preference to individuals in need?

Accepted Answer

We are governed by state and federal fair housing law which prohibits us from giving preferential treatment to any individual. Kavod has a statutory preference for applicants displaced due to government action or presidentially declared disasters such as Hurricane Sandy. Existing Kavod residents requesting transfers are also given preference on the waiting list.

Question 20

Is there resident parking available?

Accepted Answer

Kavod does have limited on-site parking for residents. There is a waiting list that residents can add their name to upon move in.

Question 21

What services are offered?

Accepted Answer

The clinic is a full-service Geriatric medicine practice. This will includes but is not limited to the following services: Office visits Suture removal Cryo (lesion removal) Bladder ultrasounds Blood draws with Quest lab service Point of care lab tests Venipuncture EKG Ear wax removal Integrated health solution-focused inverventions Case management Please note that this is a non-urgent care clinic

Question 22

What insurances are accepted?

Accepted Answer

CU Medicine accepts Medicare, Medicaid and VA Choice, among other contracted health plans. A list of accepted insurances is available on the CU website which is updated on a quarterly basis. Click here for the latest . Here is a list of plans: Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Cigna Cigna Preferred Medicare (HMO Cigna True Choice Medicare (PPO) Clear Spring Health Denver Health* Humana Humana Gold Plus (HMO) HumanaChoice (PPO) Humana Honor (PPO) Humana Value Plus (PPO) Kaiser Permanente* UnitedHealthcare AARP Medicare Advantage SecureHorizons (HMO) AARPMedicare Advantage Patriot (HMO) AARP Medicare Advantage Walgreens (PPO) UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete (HMO D-SNP) Original Medicare Private Fee-for-Service *May have limited access; please check with your provider for details. Please note that it is your responsibility to call your insurance provider and verify the specific benefits, coverage, co-payments, deductibles, specialist coverage or other out-of-pocket expenses you may incur prior to your visit.

Question 23

How do I make an appointment?

Accepted Answer

Patients who have not been seen before at CU Medicine (any location) will need call 720.382.7800 to schedule a new patient visit for their first appointment.

Question 24

Is there a new patient fee?

Accepted Answer

There is not necessarily a new patient fee, but a new patient visit is longer than a normal one and therefore has a higher associated charge. It is likely you will have a higher out-of-pocket expense for an initial visit. However, if you have been seen at Anschutz Medical Campus Seniors Clinic, you will only require a new patient visit if you are seeing a new physician.

Question 25

What information is needed to set up a new patient visit?

Accepted Answer

Legal & preferred name Mailing & email address and phone number Date of birth (DOB) Gender Social Security Number (SSN) Marital status Insurance information, including “name on card” if different from legal name Guarantor information Preferred language/interpreter requirement Race, ethnicity & religion Emergency contact

Question 26

If I switch my PCP to the CU clinic, will I be able to stay with specialists I have used in the past?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your insurance. You will need to contact you insurance provider to understand which providers and specialists would be covered.

Question 27

Is the clinic offered only for Kavod residents or for others too?

Accepted Answer

The clinic enrolls Kavod residents first (no age requirement). There is an age restriction of non Kavod residents; they must be 75 years of age or older.

Question 28

What if I have other questions?

Accepted Answer

Contact the CU Appointment Line at 720.382.7800 or Amanda Birchem, Director of Health and Wellness at Kavod at 720.382.7838.

Question 29

Stolen, Saved, or Claimed?   The Battle between Yeshiva University and Dubrovnik’s   Jewish Community

Accepted Answer

Wednesday, July 8 11am – 12pm at Temple Emanuel Cost: $5 Presenter: Rabbi Marc Gitler, Valley Beit Midrash Learn the history of sacred Jewish ritual objects sent from Dubrovnik, Croatia to Yeshiva University for safekeeping during a time of danger, and the story of what happened to them afterward. We will explore questions of ownership, preservation, and responsibility, and consider what it means to safeguard religious treasures.

Question 30

Think Your Affairs Are in Order? - Learn What You May Have Missed!

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Presenter: Jill Wisehart, Founder of Exit Elegantly Workshop Description: You have created a will, organized important documents, and shared your wishes with loved ones. But are your affairs truly in order? Many people are surprised to discover there are critical details they may have overlooked. In this informative and practical session, you’ll be guided through the often-missed aspects of planning for life’s transitions. From organizing essential information and clarifying decision-making roles to preparing for unexpected changes, this workshop will help you identify gaps and take simple, meaningful steps toward greater peace of mind. Whether you are planning for yourself or supporting a loved one, you will leave with helpful insights and practical tools to ensure your plans are as complete and thoughtful as possible. About Jill Wisehart: Jill is the person friends and families naturally turn to during times of illness, loss, and major life transitions. That calling led her to found Exit Elegantly, where she supports individuals and families as they navigate complex and emotional changes with clarity and care. Drawing on both professional expertise and personal experience—having guided her own parents and grandparents through end-of-life transitions—Jill understands how overwhelming these moments can be without proper planning. She became a Certified Death Doula in 2024 and, with her background as a Certified Project Manager, brings a rare blend of compassionate support and practical organization to her work. Jill excels at managing details, untangling paperwork, and creating order during stressful times, helping families feel supported, prepared, and confident as they move forward.

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