Rooted in Compassion. Serving Northern Colorado Since 1978.
Pathways began in 1978 when a group of local nurses came together in Loveland to voluntarily care for a friend during her final months of life. This grassroots effort was focused on compassionate comfort care rather than medical cure.
From those humble beginnings—serving only a small number of patients with largely volunteer support—Pathways evolved into a community-based nonprofit hospice organization. Over the decades it expanded its services well beyond volunteer care. It became
formally established as a nonprofit serving northern Colorado, including Larimer and Weld Counties, with comprehensive hospice, palliative care, and grief counseling services.
Pathways now serves thousands of individuals annually, offering hospice care for those nearing the end of life, palliative care for serious illness, and grief and loss support. Its work includes in-home care as well as community programs regardless
of a patient’s ability to pay.
To further enhance care, in 2022 Pathways opened a stand-alone inpatient hospice care center in Fort Collins, providing a home-like setting for intensive hospice support when patients cannot remain at home.
At Pathways Hospice, we know that caring for a loved one with an illness can take an emotional toll on a family, and we believe that family members, like you, have enough to worry about. You shouldn’t have to worry about making the right choice of
care provider too.
Pathways Hospice helps families find relief by providing a tenured team of trustworthy and loving caregivers across a wide range of services, and as a non-profit organization, you can rest assured knowing we always put our patients above profits.