Pathways, located in Larimer and Weld County, is a local nonprofit providing symptom management and support for serious long-term illness (Palliative Care), expert medical and hospice care for individuals navigating the last months of life, and grief counseling and programs for those mourning the loss of a loved one or dealing with a tragedy. From our beginnings in 1978, when a group of nurses came together in Loveland to voluntarily care for a friend in the final months of her life, we’ve been caring for Northern Colorado residents regardless of financial circumstance.
We serve individuals living in Larimer County, western Weld County, and the Highway 85 and I-25 corridors including the towns of Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Windsor.
Our mission is to provide compassionate, excellent, comprehensive community care in Larimer and Weld Counties for those who have an advanced medical condition, serious illness and those who are grieving. If you, your family, or friends should ever need our hospice, palliative and community care, we’re here to help you.
"Pathways Hospice was the one safe place I could allow myself to grieve...it was such a relief. I learned to work through this incomprehensible loss and ignore any external directive that I should be brave or get over it. I have learned to embrace a new life...it was a lifeline."
Mission: Honoring every moment of life with compassion, dignity and expertise.
Values: We honor life through compassion, respect, integrity, excellence and stewardship.
Pathways provides compassionate, high-quality hospice, palliative care, and grief and loss counseling in Larimer and Weld Counties. Established over 40 years ago, Pathways is a community-based nonprofit that served more than 2,200 patients in 2022. Pathways for Grief & Loss, the most robust grief and loss counseling program in Colorado, offered more than 3,635 counseling hours to 688 people who participated. These group sessions were tailored to newly bereaved individuals; bereaved parents; kids, teens, and adults; families; and widowed persons. Sessions took place at our Pathways for Grief & Loss counseling center, which has rooms that are designed and furnished for specific classes, age groups, and therapies.
As we continue to face unprecedented challenges in 2023, the need for compassionate hospice care in our community is as profound as ever. This includes the great and growing need for inpatient care, where the highest level of hospice care is provided in a nurturing home-like setting.
Organization name
Pathways Hospice
other names
Pathways Hospice
1979
Tax id (EIN)
84-0782874
Category
Health Care
Organization Size
Large Organization
Address
305 Carpenter RoadOther
317 W. Carpenter RoadOther
4075 West 11th StreetLarimer County, CO, US
Weld County, CO, US