Heather is great. I had her work with my daughter who had difficultly with a few sounds. She gave…read moreus some exercises, which did the trick in no time. I definitely appreciate her ability to communicate and work with both parents and kids. Would definitely recommend!

Sara was outstanding in her help to find the right place for me mom Mary. She was extrememly…read morehelpful, patient and knowledgeable with the staff and facilities we looked at over the week. It was a very fast decision making time for our family and Sara made it 100x easier. We are gratful for their attention to detail and support of families at a very challenging time. The extras are all there with this team of Senior advisors ! I highly recommend their services.

The team at Oasis is fantastic. Trish and Gracie are always available to assist With anyone looking…read morefor assistance with placement of a loved one at an assisted living facility. They help families every step of the way!

We were nervous finding the right preschool, especially with our daughter's speech and learning…read moreneeds. This place has been everything we hoped for and more. The integration of language, executive functioning, and play is unmatched. Her confidence has skyrocketed. She now talks to peers, participates in circle time, and loves showing us the "brain-building games" they do each day. The communication from teachers is fantastic, and it genuinely feels like a partnership.

My son enrolled at Science of Learning Preschool in September 2025 shortly after turning three. The…read moreprogram appealed to us because of its focus on speech therapy and early learning support. Mrs. Alexis shared that she previously worked as a preschool teacher in a public school district and opened this program to provide more individualized attention with a smaller student-to-teacher ratio. At the time of enrollment, my son had recently aged out of Early Intervention services and did not qualify for special education through St. Vrain Valley Schools. Based on a recommendation from our speech therapist, we decided to enroll him. During our tour, the school appeared welcoming, and we were told my son would be the youngest student. Since it was a new program, we understood there would be some initial organization still in progress. My son attended two half days a week from September through November. During that time, however, I did not receive any communication from the speech therapist--no updates, progress reports, emails, or conference opportunities. I was told speech sessions took place upstairs, but I was never offered a tour of that space or the opportunity to meet the therapist, which felt like a lack of transparency. My son was still potty training and had occasional accidents. After accidents, he was typically placed in a pull-up rather than being supported in transitioning back to underwear. As a very active child who had never attended daycare before, he did have a few minor incidents with peers. Since transferring to a new preschool, he has had none, which suggests this environment may not have been the right fit for him. In November, after tuition had already been withdrawn, Mrs. Alexis scheduled a conference. I expected a discussion about my son's progress, but instead was told she believed he would do better in a public preschool program and suggested Child Find. This was discouraging, as we had already completed that process and he did not qualify. It was also disappointing that this conversation occurred mid-year, without earlier communication or an attempt to create a support plan. During the meeting, I was asked about occupational therapy despite that information being clearly included in my paperwork. Comments such as "he can't hold a pencil" made me feel that instead of helping him develop skills, the program had decided he wasn't a good fit. I also noticed most students appeared significantly older, closer to kindergarten age, which may have contributed to the challenges. When I asked if my son should return, I was told, "We want him here as long as you want him here," but it did not feel reassuring. Ultimately, I chose to withdraw him and find another program. Finding a new preschool in November was stressful, but thankfully we did. My son is now thriving--he loves school, has had no behavioral incidents, no potty accidents, and receives warm, consistent support. The difference has been significant. While Science of Learning Preschool may work well for some children, it was not the right fit for our younger, high-energy child. I hope the program improves communication with parents and strengthens individualized support, especially given that these are key aspects the school promotes.

What a gorgeous, clean, and delightful place!!…read more From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by the wonderful staff who showed us around and answered all our questions. They really have made the transition of putting our loved one in a home away from home as smooth and as stress free as one could expect. Thanks for all you do!!! Stephanie :)

When you walk in to Villagio of Broomfield, the first thing you'll notice is the big, open concept…read moredesign with a spacious living room and window into the kitchen! Each of the three neighborhoods - Snowmass, Aspen, and Vale - provide safe, structured living environments for residents with different levels of memory care needs. Each neighborhood has a beautiful central courtyard to let in natural light. Their current activities director, Susan, is certified in activities with a specialty in memory care, and she does a great job engaging the residents and providing stimulating activities. If you're looking for a place for your loved one who needs a memory care community, I'd recommend you stop by and check it out!

Britt was fantastic in showing us many assisted living facilities and helped us find the right one…read morethat fit my wifes needs. Great compassion and followup during the entire process. Would highly recomend them for your needs.

Had an excellent experience here. Of course docs are great but nurses are who you see most and they…read morewere fantastic. Free room service for mom and the meals are great. The baby never left our sight and we were kept very informed as to all of the steps that were being taken. Overall 11/10 would recommend.

Bayada is amazing! The Nursing and Therapy team is top notch! i Highly recommend them for your…read moreloved ones home therapy and Nursing needs.

I will separate this review into two segments to be fair, the treatment team & those in the…read morebusiness management. Treatment team: The licensed PT & students are friendly enough and seem competent enough to address minor or uncomplicated issues. They lack awareness when it comes to educating patients and genuinely seem disinterested in providing care to those not facing significant rehab. They do a good job a printing out exercise homework and letting you try it from there. Business management team: Office staff that schedule appointments and collect bills due at time of service are competent but unaware of the businesses failures withing insurance billing and invoicing. I have been over charged for services 1 year after last seeking care with them and they continue to pile on late fees without explanation. If you seek services through Select Physical Therapy, be aware of their incompetence when it comes to billing insurances and patients.

They are not professional. There was another lady (not McKenzie) and a man and they kept giggling…read moreand laughing while my son was answering questions. I do not recommend this place and will be taking my son somewhere else!