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About Frontier Hospice

Address

4718 N Elizabeth St, Suite A
Pueblo, CO 81008

Website

https://www.frontiercares…

Phone

(719) 544-5891

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Reviews for Frontier Hospice

Lori Niell — They took good care of my Dad, whom we lost in February 2022. They are currently handling my Mom's home hospice care as well, and she and we are happy with their services.

Reviewed on Google on April 6, 2022, 2:12 p.m.

Melissa P

Reviewed on Google on Feb. 5, 2022, 7:29 a.m.

Hillary Phelps — My sister was accepted by Frontier Home health after a discharge from Park View. She has never been seen , no phone call, no return phone call, I am her POA and her MPOA. She is in assisted living. Her assisted living has no knowledge of this and she was supposed to be receiving continued care. The ... Read moreball was dropped big time! Read less

Reviewed on Google on Sept. 8, 2021, 8:36 a.m.

Bryce Shirley

Reviewed on Google on June 15, 2019, 5:58 p.m.

sandra McNamara — I don't believe they had the compassion that was needed or the skills on how to care for my dying mom. She was immediately upon her diagnosis given a book on the stages of her death to read. Than she started taking a natural cancer cure and was discouraged on taking it, Being told that there was... Read more no cure for Cancer, even though she was showing remarkable improvements. She would dance and her oxygen levels were better, however she was still told to keep her Oxygen intake at a high level which actually made her lungs weaker. When she started to get sicker again, I was told by one of the workers, that they thought she would never go down, and this was in earshot of my mom..When she went to the hospital to get her lung drained of fluid, They had a meeting with the family and mom how much of their money was wasted, because she was dying anyway..If I were you, and your loved one is dying. Stay away. No hope or encouraging words from them. At least not in my mom's and my experience..Love you mom. ❤❤ Read less

Reviewed on Google on July 10, 2018, 7:50 a.m.