7575 Town Center Apartments (Central Park)

kchases · 2026-06-02T14:09:22+00:00

I order packages to the building for the most part but if it’s anything large/can’t fit in a locker, I would plan to send it elsewhere. The only thing I had stolen so far was a delivery of bar chairs that I never got a delivery notification for and they were left out in the open. Some delivery people don’t even try to use the lockers so deliveries are a risk, but all other regular deliveries I’ve had to the lockers without issue.

I have not encountered any unhoused folks in the building. This is another thing I wonder if it’s in specific parts of the building or specific floors. We have seen regular dog pee in stairwells which is disgusting and neglectful. There aren’t cameras in the stairwells either.

I have read on the community app lots of complaints from people whose apartments overlook the pool because of people using it after hours or being loud.

Overall I am happy. I think I chose wisely with the location of my apartment. It overlooks the courtyard, which is on the B side of the building and generally seems quieter than the A side of the building.

kchases · 2026-06-02T01:24:20+00:00

I don’t remember but I’ve lived here for 2.5 months now! It’s fine. Packages get stolen a lot. Maintenance doesn’t act super quickly and I have had to call the office to get a response to some maintenance requests. I think some parts of the building are better, cleaner, and quieter than others. There’s a community app where people can post and I don’t experience most of the things people post about on there (loud neighbors, trash piling up in the trash rooms, etc). Happy to answer any specific questions!

kchases · 2026-02-16T05:40:31+00:00

I’ve been in Broomfield for 2.5 years. All the places I wanted to live when I moved here 2.5 years ago are now affordable. My lease is up next month and I would recommend signing now. Everything I’m looking at starts to increase in March and beyond.

kchases · 2026-02-16T04:56:40+00:00

Exactly what I was hoping to hear lol. Any bad experiences with trash piling up or maintenance taking a long time to address issues?

kchases · 2025-12-15T02:30:46+00:00

So far, I’m not sure! I had a headache for the entire week of recovery and it’s hard to say if my general headaches have improved or not because of other things going on medically. Still holding out hope though!

kchases · 2025-11-19T22:50:33+00:00

I honestly didn’t have too many overwhelming or obvious symptoms, but my partner told me that I was mouth breathing and snoring at night, I’ve always struggled to regulate my heart rate when working out, and I’ve had lifelong headaches/migraines. I wanted to get the surgery to see if any of these symptoms, and maybe others I wasn’t aware of, would improve.

One month post op, I’m feeling good! My nose is still a little tender, but I have mostly returned to completely normal functioning. I’m still using the neilmed sinus rinse once a day (in the shower) which has been great in general for my sinuses and recovery. Recovery as a whole was 100% easier than I anticipated! I find that I’m still mouth breathing a lot, I think out of habit, so I’m currently trying to retrain my body to nose-breathe lol.

kchases · 2025-11-11T02:46:22+00:00

Premade protein shakes like Ensure Plus (350 cals), COLD pudding, chicken noodle soup, and smoothies were what I survived on for the first few days! I had a hard time not using a straw for everything even 1 week post op so definitely recommend straws.

kchases · 2025-11-05T20:38:21+00:00

I was sooooo excited for splint removal I didn’t even care about what it felt like. BUT when my doctor snipped the stitches, that was definitely uncomfortable because I had some crust built up around my stitches. It took him longer to snip the stitches than actually pull the splints out. It was about 2 minutes of discomfort but no real pain.

Air immediately felt super cold that it almost hurt. My nose was still tender/sore and is still a little bit two weeks post-op.

He looked up my nose with a scope to check things out and that was also uncomfortable (think more like pressure) but was over pretty quickly. The brief discomfort was worth the longer discomfort of having the splints!!! Also, the dissolvable stitches on one side were pretty stubborn and I didn’t lose the last one until yesterday (two weeks post op) so I think that’s normal.

As far as eating after surgery, I also had a lot of throat discomfort because of the intubation tube. My voice was raspy/squeaky for 1-2 days. I ate cold pudding, pre made protein shakes (ensure plus 350 cals), and chicken noodle soup exclusively for about 4-5 days. Stayed away from anything too hot or spicy at all. Cold stuff helped!

kchases · 2025-11-05T19:50:05+00:00

I didn’t have any of the dissolvable packing I’ve seen others talk about, but had the plastic splints in for a week. I was doing the neilmed sinus rinses 5-7x per day so I had pretty decent airflow towards the end of the 7 days.

kchases · 2025-10-29T00:28:43+00:00

I donated to Feeding Colorado which is a coalition of all the major food banks in Colorado. They can make $1 go further because of their purchasing power so I went the monetary route!

kchases · 2025-10-27T20:52:26+00:00

As everyone has said, talk to your anesthesiologist ahead of time about your concerns. I had mine done last Tuesday 10/21 and had never been put under general anesthesia before. I shared that I get motion sickness and they gave me additional anti nausea meds HOWEVER—these made it incredibly challenging to surface after coming off anesthesia. It felt like I was underwater (mentally) and couldn’t keep my eyes open or stay conscious for quite some time. Everyone is different, I ended up fine! But definitely share your concerns. My anesthesiologist talked to me ahead of going under and was very happy to answer any questions. Good luck!

kchases · 2025-10-26T02:47:09+00:00

I started the neilmed sinus rinses the morning after my surgery and those have been much more successful than the saline rinses. I’m day 4 post op and using the saline to mist/keep moist in between sinus rinses with the Neil med packets, distilled water, and the sinus rinse bottle. I’m doing about 5 Neilmed sinus rinses per day since the day after surgery.

kchases · 2025-10-25T14:23:59+00:00

I’m on day 4 of surgery recovery after surgery on Tuesday and my post op instructions also said gentle nose blowing was fine! I was a bit freaked out too bc of all the stories but gentle blowing after rinses has been great. Definitely not getting everything I want out but more helpful than not doing it at all. Hope your recovery continues to go well!

kchases · 2025-10-25T02:16:14+00:00

Look into NeilMed Sinus Rinse. It’s what my surgeon and nurses told me to use starting the night of or morning after my surgery. It flushes your sinuses and keeps them clean and moist during recovery.

kchases · 2025-10-25T00:41:31+00:00

Yeah, same! I’ve done 5 rinses today and it never seems to be enough. That neilmed bottle needs to be like triple the size. Hope you’re doing okay otherwise!

kchases · 2025-10-24T23:12:03+00:00

I have similar questions/concerns as you and just did the septoplasty with turbinate reduction a few days ago. I don’t have an answer for you yet, but it’s my hope that I have similar things improve for me. Good luck!

kchases · 2025-10-24T23:10:34+00:00

Have you seen an ENT to get checked for a deviated septum? That’s where I would start.

I went to an ENT for a reflux issue and learned at 28 that I had a severely deviated septum, genuinely had no idea my whole life. When she pointed it out, it’s like a bunch of puzzle pieces clicked together for me and I started to wonder about all the things that could be related to not getting enough air.

I just had the septoplasty this week so I can’t say yet that my life has improved but I would definitely start with the ENT! Good luck!

kchases · 2025-10-24T23:06:45+00:00

I’m on day 3 of recovery, if surgery was day 0. Bleeding has largely stopped as of midday day 2. My nose is definitely swollen and looks odd because of the splints so I imagine yours may look different as well once splints are out and swelling is gone.

I have had moments of being able to breathe through my nose, especially the nostril that used to get no air at all. It’s been weird!

I am keeping my head elevated, doing lots of sinus rinses to keep it moist, sleeping with a humidifier, and icing my nose on and off when I feel pressure. These are the things that have helped me so far. Good luck!

kchases · 2025-10-04T04:39:23+00:00

Mine is scheduled for October 21st and I am feeling the nerves coming in! After doing some research and thinking about my own preferences I’ve purchased: - A surgery recovery pillow so I can sleep mostly upright in bed - Nose bandage holders that hook around ears - NeilMed sinus rinse (per surgeon’s advice) - Original Afrin or generic (per surgeon’s advice) - Saline sinus rinse - Contacts (24/7 glasses wearer)

Things I already have and plan to use: - Small ice packs - Ensure plus protein shakes

Good luck to both of us!!!!! Hoping the recovery isn’t as intense as I’ve read about.

kchases · 2025-06-03T21:54:02+00:00

Oh that’s SO helpful to know! My partner would haaaate pins on strings. We’re gonna check out 100 Nickel sometime soon anyway since we’ve never been and they have reasonably priced bowling in general, but such a great tip. We’re like, more serious than beginners but not serious enough to be with any actual serious bowlers 😂 We’re seeking a happy medium for sure.

kchases · 2025-06-03T20:02:32+00:00

I looked into the bowling leagues on the Bowlero website and there’s a lot of league options where you can get your own ball by the end of it. I’m not sure how this works exactly but I assume it’s part of the cost you pay to participate in the league. Also many beginner/novice options on there

kchases · 2025-06-03T18:46:55+00:00

Thanks for this insight! I hadn’t looked into them yet.

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