We toured the Beatrice Hover community in Longmont with my mother and found the environment very…read morecomfortable and the staff to be extremely loving, with a caring and service oriented attitude. We chose to be placed on the waiting list because of its affordability when compared to other senior living care offerings in the community. Being that Hover is a CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) it was very important to us that care could be given through any stage of life or physical need without leaving the campus. The elders I encountered in the Independent Living and Assisted Living buildings were not shy about sharing their pride and how they had individualized their living environments and it was wonderful to see them so happy. I also met several residents in the Hover Green Houses, Skilled Nursing, and so pleased to see the homes are run as an elder-in-charge community with meaningful relationships being developed and nurtured. The houses are beautiful homes and give elders the opportunity to participate in daily tasks like cooking and be involved playing games or having fun with crafts. The Hover Green House skilled nursing is so nice I want to live there! I can't recommend the Beatrice community highly enough!

Hover Community is a solid nonprofit committed to providing high quality care to the elders it…read moreserves. They have affordable independent and assisted living residences and just recently added brand new long term care services with the addition of four Green Houses. The atmosphere of each is welcoming and supportive. The campus grounds and buildings are well maintained. Fantastic option for Longmont area elders. Easy to schedule tours.

5 Stars all the way!! I can't say enough good things about Balfour in Longmont. I've worked in a…read morehospital setting for a long time and I know how difficult it can be to provide loving care to this unique population. Balfour, at every turn, went above and beyond for our family member. She lived there for 2 1/2 years, spending the last year in memory care. All of the staff, top to bottom, are loving and kind. The clinical care is top notch. And at the end, the nurses became family to all of us. Balfour is a community, residents have friends and some even bring their dogs. It's a vibrant community and a gorgeous facility. You can't go wrong.

We placed my Mother in Memory Care at the Balfour in Longmont, and I can't say enough about the…read morequality of care there! The staff was amazing, Nicole G. was also amazing in helping us prepare for moving Mom into Memory care in a way that made the transition seamless. When it came time to bring hospice in, the helped coordinate that service, and again, worked together with the hospice staff to provide compassionate, caring services the entire time Mom was there. The staff showed warmth and the utmost respect for both our family, and our Mother. We felt she was safe and in the best hands possible to make sure she got everything she needed. Thank you to all involved.

Awesome office, the team was very friendly and I received the care I needed! Dr. Johnson tool her…read moretime to explain my condition.

This is a review of the business office, not my sister's surgeon or physical therapists, all of…read morewhom have been excellent. No matter what time you call, the phone system will take 90 seconds to tell you that they have high call volume and suggest you use OCR MyChart or send them an email. If you decide to wait for an operator, that's another 3.5 minutes, at which point, even if you gave them the name of the person THE FACILITY told you to call, they'll direct your call: a) back to the number you called, to start all over again b) to scheduling c) "another number" for the business office that leaves you hanging for another 10 minutes before forcing you to leave a message And we probably have a simple question. I shudder to think what it's like for patients with a complicated question that requires a complicated answer, trying to get it asked and answered over a series of emails. To the doctors (or private equity people?) running the practice: chronic high call volume isn't an excuse to erect barriers to care, it's a sign that staff is likely overburdened and needs more people.

I would give Tru Hospice a rating of 20, on a scale of 1 to 5 (excellent 5) !…read more Here's why: The first time I walked into the hospice floor, I felt such good energy that I knew he was in the right place! I walked in his room and a very sweet lady was holding his hand(s) and talking to kindly to him. I witnessed this while he was there. He enjoyed that! Soon I met the whole team. My first time there was so amazing, I told the doctor that if I every need to be in hospice away from home - I want to come there ! All the nurses/whole care team were kind and very experienced. My husband even had a mountain view! Daily they kept me up to date on everything, with loving compassion. He had a death doula a day or two before he passed. His last night on earth, he had the most beautiful woman (inside and out) who did a calming, relaxing Comfort Touch session. He was able to let go a few hours later. I was there in the room. It comforted me to ring the Himalayan salt bell or chime, as his body was wheeled out. I can't thank Tru Hospice enough for their kind, expert and compassionate care. Nancy Dutton 2. Early 2026 I started attending the Widows, Loss of Spouse Group at True Hospice in Lafayette. This became a haven for me, still is, being with other people who lost their spouse. We all understand what each other is going through. I will continue attending for a long time. The facilitators are so kind, gently guiding us as a group. I don't want to miss a group, it's so important to my well being. A big sigh for the help and relief I have received! Two other friends have attended this group. 3. Beaded Memories Class - A Life Changer for me was my First Beaded Memories Class in Februrary 2026. I was kind of lost or unsure of my future. Facilitataors compassionate and very helpful in creative activities. Other people and I arrived tired, sad - by the end of making our photo boxes with beads and pictures to store our memories, we were all smiling and happy ! We didn't want to leave the room. I discovered this class sparked and restored a part of me that was missing during the years of caregiving. It was so good to get back that creative, joyful part of me. I felt and still feel great hope and more direction in my future. Another friend now attends this class every time she can. I have attended 4 classes, each with a different craft to honor my loved one. Thank you for making this a year-round class of hope and joy. 4. Sound Healing class - I have attended and gained peace around the loss of my husband since starting these classes once a month in 2026. The teacher is so loving - love emanates from every cell of her body. She offers a wide range of sounds, plus her presence is beautiful inside and out. I go home calm and able to rest - removes restlessness I feel since my husband passed. 5. Mindful Meditation - I have been able to attend once in 2026. Very calming, and I went home with relaxation to sleep better. I have done a lot of mindful meditation for years on my own to help with anxiety of Loved One's health issues and then death, but will attend more in the future. 5. I am so grateful that the founders started this amazing organization Tru Hospice, which has made a huge difference in my grief journey ! I tell everyone about Tru Hospice, what they offer and how they have helped me. What I learn and feel in these classes pervades my life every day now. Such a relief! Yes, there's an ongoing journey still, but I look forward to the assistance these groups offer each time. 6. Also grateful for the generous sessions with Joan Hummel - we had a compassionate connection, fun and loving. She made a big difference in my grief journey. I will always have a warm spot in my heart for Joan. Her last session affected me for life - with my picking out of different hearts that reminded me of him! 7. A friend and I attended the annual ceremony honoring our loved ones passing at the Unity Church. We brought pictures and enjoyed all the heart-touching stories we heard. It thrilled both of us when Joan Hummel called out both of our loved ones' names. (refreshments were generous and delicious too). May you always bless grieving souls, 1. Nancy D.

Stan, my husband, was in palliative care through TruCare the year before he passed away. We were so…read moregrateful for their support! Dr. Cade visited with us as a family, to talk about Stan's medical issues and explain their services. A nurse came to visit with him every few months and was available to answer any questions we had. When the team at TruCare found out that Stan loved dogs, they found a therapy dog to come visit. When Stan entered hospice care, he continued with the TruCare hospice team at Longmont United Hospital. The staff and volunteers were wonderful and provided excellent care and support to our whole family.

Booked an appointment for 12:20 online, did the paperwork, arrived on time. Sat in the waiting room…read morefor over 30 minutes. One other person in the waiting room, so not busy. No "sorry we're busy we'll be with you soon." Nothing. Walked out. I must ask: Why have an online scheduling system when you ignore the schedule? Not very urgent care...

*Warning* - Gore/blood pictures included…read more It was my "day off" so, naturally, I was coming back from picking up a bunch of heavy stock in Boulder for work. In the car on the way back, an artery in my nose spontaneously combusted. I navigated my way home, swallowing far too much blood, and waited for the endless stream to cease. After over an hour it did. The next morning, I placed a call to the virtual doctor to ask his opinion which was a quick "get to the emergency room". Me, being a smart, sensible (i.e. not able to afford an ER visit) woman, decided to call around and found this Urgent Care in Longmont (30 miles away from where I live) under my insurance coverage who said they'd be able to get me a pack and possibly cauterize my nose if need be. I leapt for joy, which started the flow from my nose yet again, hopped into the car (kindly driven by my fiancé) and started the trek south. There were plenty of cars in the parking lot full of people waiting for their drive-up COVID tests. I called the front where they asked if I was showing any symptoms (I wasn't) or had been exposed to anyone (I haven't) and was directed in to the lobby. After paying an easy $20 co-pay and filling out a form balanced on my knee, one hand glued to my nose, I was taken into a room where they took my heart rate (good), temperature (good) and blood pressure (not good). The doctor came in a few minutes later, had me remove the paper towel so he could watch the torrent, then prepped a pack for my faucet nose - basically, a tampon soaked in Afrin. After explaining what he was about to do and how it would help, he kindly jammed that thing up my nose. I was directed to leave it in for three hours, then gently remove it and hope for the best, or go to the ER if it was still bleeding. Thank goodness it finally ceased! The nurse was a little abrasive and didn't help my panicked blood pressure, but she also told it like it is, which I have learned to appreciate. The front desk was misinformed about the possibility of cauterization, so I was frustrated that they stated something that wasn't true, but overall not a big deal. Five stars for the doctor, his great sense of humor, wonderful explanation of details and shoving something up my nostril to keep me from bleeding out. Hoping to never have to visit this place again, but if the need arises, I'll happily drive the 60 miles round trip!

Love working for this company. The care managers, and schedulers are wonderful . I always feel…read moreappreciated for the work that I do! What is nice is you can work as little or as much as you want. If you love helping seniors... consider Visiting Angels .

The Visiting Angels caregivers were very helpful in taking care of my elderly father. For more than…read morea year, they provided progressively more care as his condition deteriorated and were always considerate and sensitive. Tami was particularly skilled and was very caring. Early on, there was one caregiver who wasn't very motivated but when this was brought to management's attention, a different caregiver was sent and she was much better. The care provided allowed my father to live at home until he went to hospice. I appreciated the service provided by Visiting Angels.

Abandoned the care of my loved one repeatedly…read more When it was pointed out that no call no shows impact people they promised to no call no show more often to teach a lesson that it is "distressful" to say the no call no shows to scheduled hours impact the people being served and depending on someone showing up. Staff have no working phones on a regular basis ( due to not paying the phone bill), do not show up in time (4-5 hours late), leave cleaning supplies all over, will lock themselves in the bathroom for up to an hour "cleaning" and walk out with nothing cleaned. Threw away a working appliance without permission or any logical reason to do so. Staff were told that all the no call no shows of hours were causing a decline in health and remedy was needed and the reasons was "well we are not coming then today since you said that." They decided the appropriate remedy to neglect of an at risk adult is more neglect to tech a lesson to not speak up about neglect. They hired one administrative employee that was so verbally abusive witnesses filed a police report that person is no longer with the company but the issues are persisting. They freely celebrate neglect of clients by the staff they hire and if anyone says hey, we actually need to d are providers to show up, they they say they will cancel hours for mentioning no call no shows of schedule hours impact the people they are supposed to be caring for. One caregiver is so sloppy we came to our loved one's home with dirty dishes in the dish drainer with food all on them. Things were half done and we had to step in and clean up all the messes this person left. There is no management of this company. It's staffed by mean girls being mean and caregivers that do whatever the hell they what because no one is giving oversight. One time they sent many texted to our sick and disabled loved one arguing a week is 8 days long not 7 days long. No one understood the point. Poorly managed and operated company.

Madina the owner really went above and beyond in her care for me. I mostly needed grocery shopping…read moreand help with taking walks (hip replacement), she was there to help with housework, cooking etc. They are a small company, and really focused on their clients. The cost was remarkably reasonable, and the time requirements really workable for what I needed. Thank you Magnolia!

I was so excited when I was there yesterday but then my head started hurting really bad so they…read moreasked if I wanted to see a triage nurse and says yes but no one came to get me then I called this morning for my chronic UTI of I catch it at the beginning I won't end up in the hospital NOT even A CALL BACK then I called again to see if I could get a nurse for this now severe head pain, now it's 4pm not one person has called me I am disappointed that now I have to worry about whether or not my dr or hospital is covered I have so many upcoming appointments and I have no clue what to do

Took away My Mothers electric wheelchair. She is 79 Year Old Amputee above the knee and clinically…read moreoverweight due to her leg. They are worried about costs not care. very unresponsive, miles of red tape to get any real answer about your loved ones.

I am chronically ill, so a lot goes wrong, quickly! I want to avoid the ER as much as I can, so…read moreDispatchHealth is an amazing resource. I have seen them many times and every time the medical team is kind, respectful, and helpful! There are certain things they cannot address, which need a specialist or ER, and like any other Urgent Care or ER. Their visits are long, as they get a hood picture of what is going on, do appropriate tests, and have you talk virtually to a Nurse Practitioner ir a Physician Assistant. They will ask you to follow-up with your doctor.

Deserves no stars. Garbage. I've been trying to get an appointment for over a week. I had a…read morehysterectomy and I don't want to go anywhere. Is this place even in business anymore or is this just a scam? No one can get an appointment. What a pile of shit service. Used ti be great.

Hudson Integrative is a great business owned & staffed by really great people. They take pride in…read morewhat they do. I just recommended them to a friend.

From the owner: As a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS") and with more than 60 years of experience in home…read morebuilding, Hudson Integrative will work with you to identify cost-effective home modifications to promote mobility, independence, and safety. Our integrative, in-home services promote what your body and mind need to be strong, active, and healthy, and what your home needs to be comfortable, safe, and accessible. We combine personalized, in-home fitness, nutrition, and engaging brain activities with mobility-focused home modifications so that your home supports your complete health.