Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care

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About Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care

Address

2550 Tenderfoot Hill Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Website

http://www.pikespeakhospi…

Phone

(719) 633-3400

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Reviews for Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care

R Lewis — This experience could have been so terrifying and overwhelming, but with the round-the-clock support from PPH, my family was assured every step of the way. My mother was treated with dignity, her wishes were respected at every turn, and I felt her nurses cared a lot about her as a person. Thank you especially to Casey, our case manager, and all the nurses and CNAs who attended to my mother in her final months. I appreciate you all from the bottom of my heart and couldn't have asked for more compassionate, sweet people to be around during this heart-breaking time in our lives.

Reviewed on Google on Jan. 19, 2020, 7:05 p.m.

Kecia Jerome — The end of life journey is so difficult for the entire family. I truly felt the nurses at Pikes Peak Hospice made every effort in keeping my father comfortable as he passed. The nurses were wonderful in explaining when we had questions or concerns. All were so supportive and helped to comfort the family and friends. I felt that the care my father received was very individualized and that the staff took great care in making sure all of his needs and ours were met in a timely, caring and professional way.

Reviewed on Google on Dec. 6, 2019, 7:47 a.m.

John Craft — I lost my wife to a very aggressive cancer, with no symptoms prior to onset, after 3 & 1/2 months. PPH made sure she was comfortable and not experiencing the pain or agitation she had in the hospital. We took care of her at home, where she wanted to be. PPH was very responsive, even during after hours calls. I know she's grateful as well. I'm currently going through grief counseling provided by them as well and am finding it helpful. I hope you never need them, but I highly recommend.

Reviewed on Google on Nov. 11, 2019, 9:33 a.m.

stan turpin — An absolutely horrible experience. My mother of 92 was put into home hospice care as a means of getting her “more help”. Worst decision we’ve made. Mom is bedridden and had no “body sores” or pressure points at care onset. After 6 months hospice determined she no longer qualified for hospice care (against her doctors directives) and in the “transition” back to home health care we were assured by multiple people MULTIPLE times when all was in place she would be discharged. A wound has opened up from the lack of care and it is escalating into a serious infection. At this point- they TERMINATED care! Nothing was in place to address the wound they caused / no nurses and or CNA care. No notification to me as moms power of attorney. Calls to management and the excuse was a “change over in personnel and a lack of communication”. REALLY? I asked if this was her mother would she like her to be treated this way and the answer was NO! Please don’t let anyone you love get assigned to Pikes Peak Hospice home care!

Reviewed on Google on Oct. 9, 2019, 12:59 p.m.

John Bower — What I have to say is opinion, read it for what it is worth. I found them condescending and inflexible. They couldn't wait to get rid of my friend, whom I believe Pikes Peak moved to a less appropriate facility to avoid possible liability for falls. Again, opinion. She had fallen several times right before going to Penrose. They of course claim that they had improved her so much in two days that she no longer needed the level of care provided at Penrose. While technically nonprofit, they seem to be pretty much just about making money, an opinion which I have found is shared by others who are more familiar than I with hospice care in this community. I would urge anyone seeking out hospice services to seriously consider other providers. I would urge anyone thinking to donate time or money to this organization to carefully consider whether there assets and time might be better utilized elsewhere.

Reviewed on Google on July 11, 2019, 3:30 p.m.