As a physician, I used to find it next to impossible to find good outpatient speech and swallowing…read moreevaluation and therapy. Sure the evaluation could possibly be done by ENT that often would report you simply the findings without functional recommendations, education and actual treatment. Then along came this "kid"from Indiana. Jackie Savage, the founder and CEO of this organization is a bright, energetic, young woman who knew what Pueblo needed: good outpatient therapy for those with neurologic disorders and Speech and hearing disorders. She could work anywhere but even more she could be a CEO of many organizations that I've seen. She impresses you and motivates you as well as teaching you and doing the evaluation. She's trained in and expertly performs laryngoscopy but she also uses it a teaching and learning tool for patients during the procedure. She has assembled an outstanding group of young therapist, fully trained, and full of motivation and energy that can't help but infect you. They will get you on the road to recovery. In addition she will also periodically have graduates from Speech degree programs doing their post graduate year. How would I know all this?After all, I have no ENT or neurological training. I am a Patient. I have Parkinson's disease and they have helped me maintain my gain by facilitating a.weekly group of Parkinson's patients pot therapy called " Loud Crowd". This is #1in Pueblo and in this region and near the top in the state! If you're lucky enough to get in, you'll be glad you did!

In May 2023, on a trip to Pueblo, CO, I received the opportunity to have a tour of Pueblo Speech…read moreAnd Neurological Rehabilitation Center by Jacalyn, the owner. I was very impressed! The center is at the corner of D Street and Victoria Avenue. It is clean, bright, and inviting. We entered through the Victoria Street entrance which you can see in my pictures. This entrance walks you through a picturesque garden and outdoor sitting area. I was informed that this space has been used for sessions on occasion. Once you enter, you are greeted with a smile from the woman working at the front desk giving a feeling of "this is where I need to be." You can see so much of what services the company offers by going to their website. But what you may not be able to tell from the website is how much the people care about their clients. Of course I wasn't given any client details, but they speak of their clients like family. They care about the people they are helping. If you find yourself, or someone you know, needing speech therapy in Pueblo, CO in the areas of speech, language, voice, swallowing, and cognition, this the center for you!

This place is a hidden gem. At first glance it looks a bit run down but boy are you in for a treat!…read moreAdults are $5 for admission. My sister and I came in during an off time for the tour but they still accommodated us with smiling faces. The workers/volunteers are chock full of knowledge and you know they really care about the birds. An hour went by super quickly! 10/10 would recommend!

Beautiful Nature and raptor center only a short drive from Colorado Springs, in Pueblo west. I took…read morea field trip to the raptor center with my photography class and the volunteers were very accommodating and set up a time that was convenient for us to shoot without many bystanders. We were happy to give them donations to help care of these very lucky birds, whom they find around the area hurt, injured or abused by people. They have all sorts of raptors, from small owls (my personal fluffy favorite) to eagles, falcons, vultures and much more. We had a great day with two volunteers (husband and wife) who care for these animals greatly. You could tell they were so proud to show us their 'babies' and we shot photographs to our heart's content. The nature center is down the road from the raptor center and is a beautiful oasis on the river. Very nice gardens in the front, a nice deck area on the back. Really nice surroundings for bird watching. I am a fan! PS: These are the same folks who come to the Cheyenne Canon Hummingbird Festival in May...

After trying to bully us into an unwanted group tutoring situation, they provided our 6th grade…read morechild with a tutor who admitted she only does 1st grade math. Our child spends most of the time TEACHING the tutor, and when he had a question she googled it on her phone. Linda, the director, was very hostile and refused to let us out of the contract, insinuating that I didn't care enough about my child to continue with their services. She shouted at me over the phone, and continued to insult the town and the education system in an attempt to keep me as a client. Do not waste your time or your money. Hire a high school student or someone through the teaching program at CSU-P.

Don't take your kids here! This is not a well run school. The director is rarely available and…read morecannot be reached when needed. The staff is minimal and the kids are not kept safe. There is only 1 adult at the school, there is no principal, and no security. If you care about your kids do not take them here.

You get what you paid for? I paid $799 to be her model for the day and asked her which hair strokes…read morewill she be tattooing on me. She sent me a photo to show me and I agreed so I paid a non refundable $200 deposit towards my total to secure my spot. She was nice and sent lots of cute emojis. I thought she had a kind heart and while following her IG, I was in love with her skill. On my appointment day, she carefully mapped out the shape of my brows and I agreed. We never once talked about changing the hair strokes. After she was done tattooing my brows, she asked me what do I think? I wasn't happy, something looked off so I asked her if she could make it bigger. She said no and her students said it would make me look manly. I felt pressure to accept it, pay and walk away. Mosha was withholding information from me too. She said touch up was 1-2 years, $300. During my healing process, I did more research and kept comparing my hair strokes to the photo she sent me; they weren't the same. One month after the tattoo, I asked her if my brows will darken and sent a photo of my brows then she explained because my skin is oily, I will need a touch up soon for $300. At this point, I felt scammed and asked her if she could then at least give me the hair strokes like the one in the photo she sent me. She said yes during the touch up. I did more research and asked other PMU artists for their expertise about adding more hair strokes to achieve what looked similar to the photo Mosha sent me, an artist said because of the flow of the hairs, it will cross and the look I am trying to achieve cannot be replicated, it will have to be adjusted. I asked Mosha if that was true and if she could draw the strokes before tattooing it, why did she change the hair strokes without letting me know and what is her policy for unsatisfied customers. She responded with suggesting a refund and maybe she's NOT the right artist for me. She also admitted to changing the hair strokes stating that informing me was not necessary (noted in the declined demand letter) to notify me of any sudden changes to the style of brows because I was chosen as a model. I asked her to remove the hair strokes and give me what I paid for but she doesn't do tattoo removal and is still not complying with compensating to remove it. Instead, she suggested using the refund towards the tattoo removal. Where is the justification in that? She will take your money, make a mistake and have you pay for it. I hope this review will make her rethink about her care and honesty for her clients because I feel like chopped liver here. Two stars because I didn't get an infection, that would've been a big lawsuit. This is only based on my experience and I'm happy for everyone else who got great results from her, she is very talented.

I've used this company several times over the past few years and they never let me down! I run a…read moredog-sitting business from my home so my rugs definitely get dirty... dog vomit, pee, booty scoots, etc. They come to my home to pick up my rugs and return them in a few days good as new. I have and will continue to recommend Heaven's Best Carpet Cleaning to all my friends and family!

We have had them out twice now to clean our carpets and they are great. They show up on time, the…read moretech is courteous and hard working! Absolutely worth the money and our carpets look wonderful.

My child has been going to this center for years. Since 2022 the management of this center located…read moreon abriendo, Pueblo have told me that either the BT assign to my child as call in sick or running late causing me to be late for work and also for my oldest child to be late for school. They run their business on their schedule availability no as the program of the State of Colorado pay for. I hope that the State of Colorado who distributed the funds to this center do and investigation to make sure that the Family Center for Autism located on abriendo pueblo stopped taking advantage of the State program and us the family members in need.

My daughter loves going to the family support center. All the therapies are very friendly. As a…read moreparent I like that come and give a brief explanation of what happened in my daughter's session

I just have to say, Paul, the owner, is a lifesaver. Yesterday, suddenly, Google Chrome crashed on…read moremy Windows laptop. I tried everything I found online first to fix, then to try and uninstall it. Nothing worked. So, I looked online and found Longmont Computer with great reviews, and called. Paul had a few minutes to work with me, thinking it would be an easy fix. Nope! Chrome would NOT uninstall with various methods. It was like a tick that wouldn't let go! We finally gave up for the day so he could do more research this morning. He found one more thing to try, and it worked today. He was always professional, and helpful. This was a remote session. I have a new computer person! I highly recommend Paul and Longmont Computer!

I recently purchased a new laptop and wanted my files transferred and the old one totally erased. I…read morecalled Paul at Longmont Computer and he did all that and more. He finished quickly and was very patient answering all of our questions. When we ran into a problem with our printer a couple of weeks later, he came to the house and fixed the problem. I would definitely call him for any situation with our computers and would highly recommend his company.

Came through Pueblo in the afternoon, several weeks ago, and was able to spend some time in the…read moremuseum. (Alone!) Which, for their big exhibit on a mining disaster with a life-size, almost hologramish girl, walking me through it. It was a chapter of us history I did not know, and they told it it incredible (and at times horrifying) detail. But you left understand the fear of the miners and their families and their desire to unionize. Pandemic: Clear and redundant covid signage heading in. Full contact tracing, PPE, etc, and even though I had it to myself, exhibits and museum capacity were limited to small #s of people in signage as you enter each area. Very impressive. In a way, how Pueblo handles covid, is its own history. As for all our cities. This is the first museum I've entered since the pandemic began. It was a sight for sore eyes, and an a feast for my hungry brain. Very well organized, and really kind staff. And I am amazed at the history I have glimpsed, in this now... small peaceful town. Thank you for sharing.

We visited today after a long hiatus. This is certainly among the lamest museums we have ever had…read morethe misfortune to tour. It SHOULD be a repository of artifacts about the varied history, cultures and ethnicities that have built the City of Pueblo from the 1840s to present. What it IS is something different. There are three sections. One gives a very brief history of the establishment of the original trading post/fort/community established in 1842 and its demise. The rest of the section focuses almost exclusively on the Hispanic people of the area as well as the indigenes. Display placards, all of which are in Spanish first, then English through the museum, consistent label American settlers as 'colonizers' and 'anglos' throughout. The second section, is dedicated completely to the steel industry labor movement in Pueblo. The third is about a small, fringe section of the city, featured because of the strong presence of citizens with Hispanic heritage. There's a lot of wasted space in the attractive building. Years ago, it used to have many more artifacts and gave a somewhat more balanced presentation of the rich history of Pueblo. Most all artifacts that do not support the present narratives are removed.