I was directed to this facility for cataract surgery, and am so pleased to tell you that I could…read morenot be more impressed. Their facility is clean, organized, friendly and caring. I was treated with respect and genuine concern for my well-being. My eye suregeon's opinion is that I will require cataract surgery for my other eye in about a year - I cannot imagine why I would go to any other facility to have that procedure performed. If you have a choice as to location for any surgical procedure - go here!

The staff their are great and respectful would recommend ppl to go and try it out thay have lots…read moreto offer and

When you come to this location....any location, you are entrusting your fragile minded or…read morenon-verbal child. I suggest highly that you know the signs of abuse. 60% of child abuse happens from the people we entrust our children to. 30% of child abuse happens from a family member. Your risk is considerably higher in a location that has de-escalation rooms that you cannot see what is going on with your child inside. When you have no clue when your child is being taking in or out. You can't see any camera footage of what exactly is going on with your child in that room? They say there's only two adults in there, but I can't even see. They say they do holds. What kind of holds? How do I know you're holding my child how you say you are? Too many questions, and entirely too high of a risk for any non verbal or mentally fragile child. Ask yourself how you would feel if someone exposed your disabled child to mature material without asking you first? That is exactly what happened here with my 7 year old boy. It was given as a reward, and then charted as a behavior. Document everything. Their bowels, their hair, brusing, scratches. Who do they hit automatically when they walk in there? Who do they refuse to go with? Notice who makes them flench. Who do they automatically try to elope? Do not allow staff to put your child in their lap, kiss them, or tell them they love them. Watch for pet names or someone claiming favoritism to your child. Pack drinks, lunches and snacks. Do not bring extra food in there. If they tell you to bring in food to teach independent skills, bring just what your child needs today. Do not bring enough to last the week. Monitor what comes home in that lunchbag. Monitor how much comes home, and how much they eat when they come home. If your child is in pull ups or diapers, bring your own gloves. They will not provide their employees with gloves, in turn your child will not be cleaned properly. The trash is always over flowing, and hand soap is rare. My son was taught to clean where he sat to eat with a squirt of hand sanitizer and a papertowel. Watch your child's clothing. I'm not talking about a little paint or a little marker. Watch for globs of slime stuck all over their clothes, watch for cut up clothing, and unexplainable stains. About 6 or 7 current employees will tell you they audio record a the front desk. These same employees will tell you they are to communicate over cell phones so parents with GPS units on their kids can't hear the language they use or the terrible things they are told.

This is the best facility in town! Excellent patient care! Clean and organized! All the staff is so…read morehappy and caring. The therapy department is incredibly knowledgeable and motivating. Best place for inpatient rehab, outpatient rehab, and long-term care. I wish I could give this place 100 stars!

I do not trust this facility, and I will not let another loved one come back here. They are…read moreextremely rude and unprofessional. My grandmother was in this facility recently. Her doctor told us that she only needed to be here 2 to 3 weeks. The facility tried to make her stay longer against her doctors orders. They also messed with her cardiac medication without contacting her cardiologist. When my mom questioned them, they told my mom that she wasn't a "caregiver" and she shouldn't question them. (she has taken care of both her parents for years). They, Sue the manager there, was extremely rude. We have taken her out now. They didn't get her oxygen ordered like they should have, even though they had more than advanced notice. We were able to get that done with her doctor on our own.

I have no idea what the other reviewer is talking about. I am a resident at Atlas. I have been here…read morethree months after a bad fall at my house.I am dependent upon the nursing staff for just about every function. The staff is great and I don't have to wait for attention like some other places I have been. The staff is very caring and positive. The building is older than some but it's the people who make the difference. I feel I got lucky when I came here. There physical therapy and occupational therapy are great. They were accommodated as much as the individual can handle. Therapies are not spotty. truly, Zach Floyd

The changes in the facility are becoming more evident. The nursing leadership team is developing…read moretheir team and successfully building a culture that is raising the standard of this facility.

No help. Schedule, then paperwork, then reschedule... Months to see someone. Many will be dead…read moreor in trouble by then. I certainly didn't feel like I was able to access help.

I moved into a new town 2 years ago, on the heels of another domestic violence situation…read more I knew I had to find therapy and I am very finicky. I did Google searches for the ones that are the least common modalities not familiarity. I noticed Gateway to Success Pueblo, in 3 of 5 searches and in the final search I read, " Thinking For a Change". I was immediately offended. Who says I am not thinking about all of what I .... I want to change. I cried for 45 minutes. And I called the next day. As soon as I walked in for my first appointment, I glanced around for some poster sized corkboard with announcements on the beginning of the next class. It isn't there. "Help me get away from my past" is not a class offered as a group, and what I really expected. Cognitive Skills Development is the application of techniques that the Pueblo staff has begun to describe to me as soon as I had the intake appointment. I am nearly 60 years old and the people of Gateway to Success have helped me begin to think about the past circumstances as just that, past circumstances. With some really intense emotions and some very painful memories attached. I am learning to separate them. The emotions can be (and need to be?) peeled away with the "this is right for me" approach. Sometimes I call to scream and cry out based on triggers and past circumstances, nightmares with sheer terror attacks. I am in the care of an incredible group of people who listen and sometimes help me make connections, from my therapist, medication management and peer support. And the overnight staff with the emergency phone. Medication management was thoroughly discussed, "I want to stop taking them" I said. I expected resistance when I requested guidance in getting off these drugs. And dealing with the issues, some of them buried by the 3-year-old me. She was honest with me and said, "We will do everything we can to help you meet your goals." I expected something else, something I have heard many times, we will try to reduce a bit, and see how it goes, but you will probably take Rx++ the rest of your life. No one has said anything like that to me at Gateway to Success. I don't believe in serendipities or coincidence. This group of people really care, and it shows. And the survey said 3 out of 5?!?! Try it. You're worth it. * Anger Management * Emergent Services * Needs Assessments * Relapse Prevention * Brain Synchronization Therapy (BST) * Cognitive Skills Development * Strategies for Self-Improvement & Change (SSC) * Seeking Safety * Thinking For a Change

They never answer the phone when you're trying to make an appointment. Called for about a week…read morestraight and nothing.

We all know people who got relief from their headaches by visiting a chiropractor, cleared their…read moreallergies by seeing an acupuncturist or lost weight with the help of a nutritionist. But if you have a problem, how do you know which professional can help? By choosing a certain one, you are also choosing your therapy, since most specialize in the field they're in. Wouldn't it be nice to have just one professional who uses all the alternative techniques? That professional is the applied kinesiologist. Medicine is at a crossroads. Applied Kinesiology and the clinical-scientists at the Chiropractic Health Center in Pueblo Colorado are creating that future.