Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice, providing loving care to our patients and their families.
Camp Comfort is a weekend camp offered each summer by Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice to address the special needs of grieving children ages 6 to 12.
Our mission is special and there isn’t a day that passes that we don’t realize how lucky we are to know, love and care for the extraordinary people in our mountain community.
We provide award-winning care in a vast and sprawling region that includes remote and difficult-to-reach homes. It is our honor to travel to these homes, know the people who built their lives in the mountains that surround us, and provide them with care, love and dignity as they face their greatest challenges. Simply put, we believe the patients and families who turn to us for help deserve extraordinary care.
Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice provides hospice, palliative care, home health care and emotional support and counseling for residents of Jefferson, Clear Creek, Gilpin and Park counties — a rapidly changing
mountain-to-metro area spanning more than 3,500 square miles.
Camp Comfort is a weekend-long bereavement camp offered twice each summer that addresses the special needs of grieving children ages 6 through 12.
Follow along with Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice Nurse Kristine Toth as she visits two extraordinary families. You will witness the love Mount Evans is known for and experience why our care is different.
A new leader recently assumed the helm at Mount Evans Home Health & Hospice. She’s a mountain resident of Idaho Springs, a nurse and an incredibly competent health care administrator with a wealth of experience. Her name is Keri Jaeger. Although her name may be new to the broader mountain community, she’s not new to Mount Evans. Continue Reading – The Heart of a Nurse and the Mind of a Leader
Don Sypert underwent his first brain surgery on May 17, 2011. It marked the beginning of what’s become a 10-year battle with a malignant brain tumor. He’s undergone three surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation and spent two and a half years participating in a clinical trial for an experimental drug. Continue Reading – Meet Don Sypert and Prepare to be Inspired
From the beginning of this pandemic, Mount Evans nurses’ greatest concern wasn’t for themselves, it was for their patients. They worried about how to continue providing not just medical care, but the extraordinary care that our nurses are known for, it’s what we like to refer to as “loving our patients up.” Continue Reading – COVID-19 or Not, Caring is What We Were Meant to Do
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Whether you are looking for details on a support group, outreach clinic, our next community event or volunteer activities, you’ll find a complete listing in the calendar below.
Community voting for the 2021 Seasons of Our Mountains Calendar Contest closed on August 10th. All voting was electronic this year. Watch for details in the coming weeks about this year’s winners and 2021 calendar sales. Thank you for supporting this time-honored mountain tradition.
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