My mother in law has been here for a couple of years and the staff is very caring. She had a very…read moreearly morning doctor's appointment and they were kind enough to braid and fix her hair beforehand so she looked nice.

My father receives exceptional kind attentive long term care at CCCC in Westminster every day. At…read more100 wheelchair bound and hearing disabled he still loves going on almost weekly planned group outings to a restaurant or parks with other residents. He is still motivated to dine every meal in their dining room and walks his chair around the center for exercise and interaction, music etc. His improved weight and zest since Re-locating to CCCC 7 months ago is incredible. I approve of the agency staffing and the 30 year workers that care for him and mostly their awareness of his unspoken needs. Thank you.

I would like to recommend the WLCC as a wonderful place to bring your loved one when it is…read moreneccessary. I was really impressed that the Life Center does not have the smell of a usual nursing home. That meant a lot to me. The Care of the staff was impressive. I felt very safe leaving my husband after 61 years of marriage. Was it 100% perfect? No, but it's the best place I've ever seen. The activities were well planned and implemented. The ice cream parlor was a favorite of all. I give them five stars.

I was there after hip replacement. The place looks bright and beautiful. Physical therapy was…read morevery good. However, LCCW did not provide a power air mattress to keep me from lying in the same spot; I developed a decubitus ulcer. My foot was not kept elevated so my heel developed an ulcer -- which was not noted by staff until the blister broke open when a staffer was putting on a compression stocking. In other words, I was not being appropriately cared for and monitored. These wounds led to painful debridement, infection, sepsis, three hospitalizations, and weeks upon weeks of rehab -- in other facilities that provided skilled nursing and routine monitoring. I do not recommend LCCW to anyone who has had major surgery .

Great team and staff. This is a hard environment of care as the severity of illnesses and impact is…read moresignificant. This is an incredibly emotional situation for patients and families. The Westminster staff tries very hard to support all throughout the recovery process. The staff offer grace, for patients or families and I thank them all for their wonderful work caring for the community.

Disappointed. Hygiene Neglect & Medical Mismanagement…read more We are disappointed in the treatment that our 85-year-old mother received at Pam Heath Rehabilitation Hospital. She is a vulnerable patient with a complex TBI, mobility issues, and incontinence. We trusted this facility to rehabilitate her; instead, they neglected her basic human needs. * Hygiene Neglect: Our mother remained in the same soiled top clothing for an entire weekend. Despite being incontinent, she was also not bathed by staff. The only shower she received during her stay was given by our own private family aide who had to step in during a visit. Unsurprisingly, she was discharged with a UTI. * Medical Oversight: They placed her on 24/7 oxygen and new medications without consulting her family doctor or us. They completely ignored her medical history and her actual respiratory needs. * Therapy Concerns: There is a lot of "fuzzy math" regarding the required 15 hours of therapy. Therapists consistently showed up late and brought her back early, yet these sessions are billed as full hours. It felt less like rehabilitation and more like a money grab. * Lack of Communication: Staff were unable to answer basic questions about her care or progress. Advice to families: If you live out of town or work full-time, stay away. Unless you can sit in the room 24/7 to "babysit" the facility and ensure basic hygiene and a therapy plan is met, your loved one is at risk. We deeply regret sending her here and hope this prevents another family from going through this type of mess.

As anyone who has an elderly family member, it can be tough trying to decide whether they are fit…read moreto live alone at home, move in with family, or move to an assisted living facility. A family member of ours living in Denver with parkinson's and anxiety who was living at home alone, was taken here for rehabilitation when she had fallen. During her time in Gardens on Quail's nursing home she was able to recover, but decided to stay. She, as well as our family, decided that it was a safer and better lifestyle to continue living under the care of Gardens on Quail's nurses. Since moving in, her anxiety has been much less severe, and she has made many new friends. Not to mention that it is a beautiful place to call home. Many of our family members are living in Denver, so it makes for an easy drive being located just outside the city in Arvada. Thank you Gardens on Quail for superb service, we appreciate it!

Speaking from an employees perspective:…read more I have been on with the team for about 8 months now. I've worked in the field for 8 years ( so as you can imagine, I've had training and experience in several facilities) This place was absolutely draining, on all levels. The façade of a beautiful building, and well lit gardens, and exceptional " Care provided to the residents" is absolute delusion. I have watched our team, my residents whom I provide care to, and my own well being turn completely downhill, which is why I feel the need to speak on this. Management and HR are not friendly, or welcoming or empathetic towards care staff at all, instead they are rude and entitled and walk the building with nothing but a higher demeanor, than those who actually provide care to these residents and work extremely hard on the floor providing care, and respect and constant interaction to these residents. I have not had a single, welcoming or open minded- conversation with any management since our previous HR has left the building. I have instead ran into conversations where those who do their jobs, and do an amazing job at it, are consistently belittled by HR and management. Yet, those who are lazy but favorited by management are constantly allowed passes for behaviors and LACK of care to these residents. The job itself is stressful, yes. But we all get into this field even as Caregivers to do our jobs and do the best we can. We also have lives outside of work environments, and some harder than others. This is where survival mode and flight of fight play a role- but to those that show up everyday and WORK THE FLOOR- we are discarded and picked apart -daily, but also while being extremely understaffed and drained ourselves. Yet still- NO support from our HR or ED or management as a whole. I have never felt so out of touch with a work environment claiming to do so much good for these residents- meanwhile disregarding and completely out of touch with their employees whom actually work with these residents and are the ones providing care. Pay compensation and expectations are not lined up at all. all this goes to say- Please DO BETTER, for our residents, for your care staff. for OURSELVES. No job should be or feel this draining on every level.

Awesome staff! You can definitely tell they care about their clients and care providersread more

As a C4 quadriplegic and single mother, my experience with Mile High Home Care was nothing short of…read morea complete nightmare that with professional help, I am starting to wake up from. I strongly advise anyone to steer clear of this agency, as their practices are not only unprofessional but potentially dangerous. Collin and Emily make a very strong first impression, but eventually, their true colors show. As I write this, I already expect the "owner," or whoever is managing the account to respond with the same gaslighting I was met with for the last year regarding "open lines of communication" and "we care", however, I would be remiss not to speak for my community of the disabled and elderly who desperately need care, especially after my complaints of negligence were confirmed by the Colorado Department of Public Health. The agency's negligence is evident with many of the caregivers they sent to my home. On multiple occasions, people were sent with little to no communication and asked to perform nursing cares outside of their scope of practice (if licensed at all), putting my health and safety at risk because they were ill-equipped and untrained to handle the specific needs of my condition. It is deeply concerning that the agency would allow such practices to occur, as they should be aware of the potential consequences. Regarding nursing care, I did not receive the required supervisor visits from a licensed nurse to assess my care. If I called the office/owner with a nursing care need or urgent situation, I was dismissed if answered at all. For any nursing requirements that caregivers on my team could not perform, I had to call dispatch health or go to the emergency room. Even when caregivers presented them with something concerning or marked a change in my condition, there was no follow-up from the agency. More alarming is the fact that the agency hired caregivers without conducting thorough background checks. As a patient, I deserve to have trustworthy individuals providing care in my home. There was a caregiver sent to train at my house for 3 days where she was exposed to my door codes, medication, family (including minor child), intimate nursing cares, etc... On the 4th day, it was brought to my attention that she was fired because her background check came back with a felony. This complete disregard for patient safety and privacy is both shocking and unacceptable. A major issue with this agency is its evident nepotism. The fact that the company, including "Human Resources", is run by family members creates an environment where miscommunication, negligence and incompetence thrive, and accountability is non-existent. When concerns were raised, it was clear that the family members running the agency were more concerned with protecting their own interests than addressing the issues at hand. It is incredibly disheartening to see an agency who should prioritize the well-being of its patients fail so spectacularly in basic communication and organization. This review comes with great anxiety as I've learned that my personal information and care details were disclosed to external individuals. The frequency of HIPAA violations during my time at Mile High was astonishing, raising serious concerns, especially for those who dare to voice their worries. After my family and I expressed our concern and advocated for better care, the company retaliated by discontinuing my care with a blatant disregard for the Colorado Code of Regulations, leaving me in a vulnerable position without proper explanation or alternative arrangements. Their failure to safeguard patient privacy and continued care not only breaches trust but also fosters a fearful atmosphere. Don't be misled by certain reviews; the company pressures and bribes clients and employees for positive feedback, and some reviews are from the family itself. For loved ones, please prioritize agencies that value patient care, professionalism, accountability, and uphold ethical standards, avoiding nepotism, incompetence, and disregard for regulations.

I went to visit my sister in the morning.what a horrible experience! The team at this facility are…read morescary individuals. My sister never got changed.her underwear full of poo and pee all over.her room a disaster We went for lunch The gals are the most oppressive workers against elderly people.Im old but I'm not dumb It's an elderly caregiver with short straight hair ( no tag name ) taking over the place like she's the owner and she gave orders to other employees in a very bad attitude.Its one star only for the gentleman at night Mason.The rest of this team in general females are the rudest people I ever seen .The morning shift must be fired ! They don't care I saw a disabled man walking in the building without shoes ! I saw a woman crying and this "ladies " making fun at her .Horrible tone of voice .Talking advantage because they have memory loss.I saw it all.My family and I we decided to remove my sister from this facility immediately!.The place is beautiful but the type of individuals working here are very scary.I can't imagine what happens when nobody is watching.i tryied to call the owner and email but is not information in how to contact this individual.If you love your family AVOID this place at all costs .They are there only for a pay check ! The only good worker here is Mason the rest are your enemies

The care shown my beloved at Balfour at Cherrywood is outstanding. I do not use that description in…read morea trite manner, as I am familiar with other care facilities that did not provide the care received at Cherrywood. The entire staff is to be applauded their care is exemplary. I would like to especially thank Lily, Jeremy, Khamla and Carressa for their support and service. Balfour at Cherrywood is the best choice for your loved one's care.

The owner at The Retreat at Church Ranch has been bullying me to take down my review about how they…read moreneglected my father and the awful care he received. How the facility has gone down hill over the last year. I have attached a copy of her threatening email. Please don't be fooled by how nice the place looks. The people that work there or own it is what matters the most. Check out the email. It is an example of how they work.

The staff is great, from food preparation to care givers. We are very happy with the Retreat.read more

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.

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.