Summer’s high temps can be brutal. But you don’t have to just sit around inside all day. Community members who live at Wind Crest stay active year-round, regardless of the weather.
Wind Crest is spicing things up with the opening of Burton’s, an Asian-fusion style restaurant on campus at the Highlands Ranch, Colo., Erickson Living community.
“It’s fresh, it’s different from our other restaurants, and it’s what our residents resoundingly asked for,” says Dining Director Tom Carlson.
With the newest residence building at Wind Crest, Mt. Rosa Court, open just two months and nearly fully occupied, the Highlands Ranch, Colo., community’s priority list is at an all-time high.
If there were a place where people got healthier with age, it would be Wind Crest, the Erickson Living community in Highlands Ranch, Colo. Community members avail themselves of yoga, tai chi, walking trails, healthy menu options, and wellness programs, all offered conveniently on campus.
This year, author and writing coach Royalene Doyle is trading one facet of her career for another. She’s cutting back on assisting others with their manuscripts and memoirs so she can concentrate on her own—a novel that’s been in the works since 2009. So while she’s shifting gears, she’s not slowing down.
If there’s one thing Jim Hart is not afraid of, it’s heights. He regularly climbed up two flights of stairs from his radio shack in the basement, then climbed a 50-foot tower on the roof of his four-bedroom house to fix his radio antennae.
Most people move to Wind Crest in hopes that the maintenance-free Erickson Living community will make life better for them with its amenity-rich campus, predictable monthly service package, and on-site medical care. Roger Metz moved there in hopes of making life better for others.
Wind Crest will soon open its final residence building in the current phase of community development, Mt. Rosa Court.
Bill and Fran Myers were Wind Crest ambassadors ten years before moving to the Highlands Ranch, Colo., Erickson Living community. Now that they’ve lived there for nearly a year, all their expectations have been confirmed—and they have a gaggle of friends to pal around with along with all the new ones they make daily.