Senior Living Amenities and Dining

The Senior Living Amenities You’ll Love at Clermont Park:

• Pines Café offering casual dining, grab-and-go coffee bar, ice cream bar, and convenience store 
• Highline Restaurant and Creek Side Private Dining for a casually elegant, restaurant-style dining experience  
• Mile-High Fitness Center featuring state-of-the-art equipment and an array of classes 
• 5280 Therapy Center presenting the latest in rehabilitative technology and programming 
• Clock Tower Game Room with billiards 
• Windmill Boutique, where you’ll find unique gifts 
• Full-service beauty salon and barbershop 

Enjoy a Rich, Full Life With These Senior Living Services:

• Restaurant-style dining within a flexible meal plan 
• Interior and exterior maintenance 
• Groundskeeping and housekeeping 
• Touch-screen tablet access to community programs, dining, and services 
• Access to WiFi connectivity 
• 24-hour concierge 
• 24/7 emergency call system 
• Wellness programs for the mind, body, and spirit
• Access to senior living options such as assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing care — should the need arise 
• Cultural, social, educational, and recreational events 
• Scheduled transportation 
• Personal care assistance and medication management 
• Barber/beauty services 

Senior Rehabilitation Amenities

• Flexible dining options 
• Touch-screen therapy programs 
• Engaging activities customized to your interests 
• A flat-screen TV in each suite 
• Private bath and shower 
• Beautifully appointed life-enrichment rooms to continue lifelong learning and activity 
• Cozy living room with fireplace – a great socializing space for family and residents 
• The AlterG Antigravity Treadmill, designed by NASA and the FDA, helps older adults safely rehabilitate their hips and knees, and aids with gait training, neurological retraining, and strength and conditioning by using air to off-load weight while exercising. 

Join our Movement 4 Life campaign!

Did you know that as we age, our daily physical movements become even more important in sustaining strength, balance and flexibility? And that a significant decrease in daily movement routines is a big contributor to physical deconditioning and increase in falls? Recognizing the impact of falls for older adults, CLC-Cappella recently launched the Movement 4 Life campaign and challenge. Movement 4 Life, as the name implies, emphasizes the importance of moving throughout the day, every day. Our Movement 4 Life challenge evolves around 4 core movements recommended by our physical therapists:

1. March in place (warm up)
2. Sit to Stand
3. Sit and Reach
4. Gait Speed (how fast can you walk in 1 minute)

Practiced daily, these movements can increase strength, balance and flexibility, contributing to your whole body wellness, and can help decrease risk for falls due to deconditioning.