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Pathways Hospice

http://www.pathways-care.org Since 1978, Pathways has served the community with the utmost compassionate care.

Pathways offers comprehensive hospice care, palliative care, and grief and loss support for all, regardless of ability to pay. Throughout the past 40 years, we have built strong relationships with physicians, facilities, therapists, and other medical community members to provide the best care possible. We now serve thousands annually, including 1,200 hospice patients, 2,800 palliative care visits, and 3,400 community counseling sessions. Caring for a loved one with an illness can take an emotional toll on a family. Pathways helps families find relief by providing a tenured team of trustworthy and loving caregivers across a wide range of services. As a non-profit organization, you can rest assured knowing we always put our patients above profits.

02/27/2026

On March 16, Pathways is hosting a Steady Presence Drumming Group

This guided drumming experience creates a supportive space for connection, reflection, and emotional expression through rhythm. Participants are invited to engage at their own comfort level as drumming helps promote grounding, presence, and shared healing.

Learn more and register here: https://pathways-care.org/grief-support-groups/

We’d love to have you join us.

02/26/2026

Yesterday morning, Pathways team members Natalie Petersen and Ryan Bluth joined Brian and Tanner on Good Morning NOCO to talk about navigating tough end-of-life decisions.

They shared when to reach out for hospice support, what services are available, and why every situation — and every person — has a choice. Many families don’t realize support can begin earlier than they think.

At Pathways, we’re here to guide, educate, and walk alongside you every step of the way.

Listen here: https://1310kfka.com/podcasts/noco-now/02/good-morning-noco-february-25-2026-crp-4x4-vip-guest-natalie-peterson-and-ryan-bluth-with-pathways-hospice/

02/25/2026

Sometimes, volunteerism blossoms into something even more beautiful: friendship.

Mary began volunteering at Pathways 32 years ago, following in the footsteps of her mother — the first hospice nurse in Fort Collins. Tonia came to Pathways out of gratitude after both of her parents received our care.

For years now, they’ve shared Wednesday front desk shifts — answering phones, greeting families, supporting staff, and quietly caring for each other along the way.

From favorite music and Twizzlers to making sure lunch is covered, their partnership reflects the same compassion they extend to patients and families every day.

Their story reminds us that volunteering isn’t just about hours served. It’s about relationships built, lives touched, and showing up — again and again — because it matters.

Read more about Mary and Tonia’s friendship here:
https://pathways-care.org/front-desk-full-hearts-the-friendship-that-greets-you-at-pathways/

02/23/2026

Coping After Loss: You’re Not Alone

Grief can feel overwhelming, disorienting, and confusing — and there’s no “right” way to move through it. Our latest blog offers compassionate insights and practical ways to navigate the emotional waves that follow the death of a loved one. From grounding your nervous system to gentle self-compassion and small values-based actions, we share tools that can help you carry both love and loss forward.

Whether you’re newly bereaved or have been grieving for some time, healing doesn’t happen in a straight line — and you don’t have to do it alone.

👉 Read more: https://pathways-care.org/coping-after-loss/

02/20/2026

On National Caregiver Day, we honor the caregivers who provide comfort, dignity, and compassionate support to individuals facing serious and life-limited illness. At Pathways Hospice, caregivers are essential partners in helping patients and families feel supported and cared for.

Thank you for the meaningful work you do every day.

02/19/2026

For more than 22 years, Pat DesJardin showed up—week after week—to sit beside someone who needed companionship.

Recently featured in Fifty & Better Magazine (check it out here on page 38: https://issuu.com/rmparent/docs/fifty_better_spring), Pat retired from volunteering with Pathways Hospice after serving as a care companion to patients in nursing homes, assisted living communities, and private homes.

He read aloud.
He played Farkle.
He shared meals.
He listened.

Sometimes, he simply held a hand.

“I gained more from these strong, never complaining people than they got from me,” Pat says.

At 86, Pat made the difficult decision to retire, reflecting on the many patients he calls his heroes. “They taught me not to complain about my problems when they are so minor compared to what they are going through.”

We are deeply grateful for Pat’s compassion, steadiness, and heart.

Volunteers like him are at the core of what makes hospice so meaningful.

Thank you, Pat, for the footprints you’ve left on so many hearts—including ours.

If you’re inspired by Pat’s story and would like to learn more about volunteering with Pathways, we’d love to talk with you.

02/17/2026

Research shows that while most Americans say end-of-life planning is important, only 24% have actually documented their wishes.

That gap matters.

Without clear documentation, families are often left to make difficult decisions during moments of crisis—unsure of what their loved one would have wanted. Advance directives and other end-of-life planning documents give individuals a voice, even when they cannot speak for themselves.

Taking time to put your wishes in writing is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give your family. It reduces stress, prevents confusion, and helps ensure the care you receive reflects your values and priorities.

Starting the conversation today can bring clarity and peace of mind for tomorrow.

02/13/2026

Last Friday, February 6, Pathways employees and their families gathered for our annual Winter Party — and what a wonderful evening it was!

About 50 team members, along with family and friends, came together for bowling, axe throwing, games, and plenty of laughter. It was a chance to relax, connect outside of work, and celebrate the incredible people who make our mission possible every day.

At Pathways, caring for our community starts with caring for our team. We are intentional about building a culture where everyone feels welcome, supported, and valued — not just as professionals, but as people.

We’re grateful for this dedicated group and for the joy they bring to the work we do all year long.

02/12/2026

Today we’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the amazing students at Bacon Elementary School in Fort Collins for creating beautiful handmade Valentine’s Day cards for Pathways patients.

Their student council chose two organizations to support with these thoughtful cards, and we are truly honored to be one of them. The kindness and care behind each message has brought smiles and brightened the days of so many patients. We are deeply grateful for their generosity and compassion.

02/11/2026

Hospital-level care. Hospice heart. The inpatient care center at Pathways is designed for comfort, dignity, and relief when symptoms become too complex to manage—offering stabilization and support so hospice patients can return to wherever home is.

Learn more here: https://pathways-care.org/pathways-inpatient-care-center-delivering-the-right-care-at-the-right-time/

02/09/2026

Today, we’re filled with gratitude for the incredible generosity of Schultz and Lorri Acott.

Throughout the month, these talented artists are donating their artwork to support nonprofits through highest-bid donations—and we’re honored that the beautiful painting pictured here was purchased with a $250 donation benefiting Pathways.

Their creativity is making a real difference, and we couldn’t be more thankful. We encourage our friends and followers to follow Adam and Lori here on Facebook, place bids on stunning artwork, and support the organizations closest to their hearts.

You can also ask to be added to their mailing list to receive daily emails with the latest pieces up for bidding. Art with heart—what a gift to our community!

02/06/2026

Grief looks different for everyone, but you don’t have to walk through it alone. Pathways offers supportive grief groups led by caring professionals, providing a safe space for connection, understanding, and healing, including:

On Our Own
Grieving the loss of a spouse or life partner can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. On Our Own offers a supportive space to find practical guidance, connection, and hope alongside others who understand this journey.
Meets Second Wednesday of each month | 1:00–2:30 p.m.

Men’s Grief Group
This discussion-based group offers men a space to share, listen, and explore the unique challenges men face while grieving. Connection, understanding, and support are at the heart of every meeting.
Meets Third Tuesday of each month | 1:00–2:30 p.m.

📍 Location: Pathways, 305 Carpenter Road, Fort Collins, CO
📝 Registration required: pathways-care.org/grief-support-groups/
📞 Questions? Call 970.663.3500 or email bereavement@pathways-care.org

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305 Carpenter Road
Fort Collins, CO
80525

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+19706633500

Website

https://pathways-care.org/

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