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Frasier Meadows

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Frasier is an established industry leader in the field of aging. As a Life Plan Community, it is an independent, not-for-profit, purpose-driven, senior living community with a purpose to build community that inspires and celebrates life since 1960. Located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Frasier offers an exceptional Boulder setting with an enriching lifestyle and an involved community. Boulder is recognized as one of America’s best-educated, most active, happiest, and healthiest communities. It is a top travel and recreation destination with an average of 300 sunny days each year. The 20-acre campus features independent living, assisted living, memory support, long-term care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation services, a wellness center, multiple fine dining venues, and care for nearly 500 residents.

Colorado Visiting Nurse Association

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Founded in 1889, The Colorado Visiting Nurse Association is a non-profit that takes pride in providing expert patient care while taking care of our community as well. We pride ourselves on our extensive training and continuous education. Our rich history, reputation in the Denver and our care and compassion make the Colorado Visiting Nurse Association a wonderful place to continue your career.

Care Synergy

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Care Synergy’s Affiliates operate as distinct not-for-profit, mission-driven hospice, home health, and palliative care providers. At the same time, Affiliate members work together to share resources to meet the needs of the communities we serve along the Front Range to ensure quality, compassionate, and timely care.

The Denver Hospice

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The Denver Hospice is the region’s leading, largest and most trusted not-for-profit provider of life-enhancing hospice and palliative care. That means we offer more expertise, more resources and a more complete continuum of compassionate care to patients facing life-limiting illnesses and end-of-life transition. As a result, our patients, their families and loved ones are able to get the most out of every day — the very most from life. In addition, medical professionals have the trust and confidence that we will care for their patients and add quality to their lives as no one else can. We are driven by the belief that palliative and hospice care is not about losing life, but adding to it. Our nationally-recognized, best-practice model of personalized care supports mind, body and spirit, giving our patients and their families control over their lives with dignity, joy, compassion and unparalleled experience and support.

Imagine!

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Imagine! was founded in 1963 by a group of parents who believed their children deserved better. Traditionally, people with disabilities were sent to institutions and hospitals far away from the local community. These parents believed that their children should have the opportunity to live the lives they want and experience all that the world has to offer. These earlier families sought to create a more inclusive and supportive environment where their children could thrive and their efforts laid the foundation for an organization that would work to provide a world of opportunities for those individuals with disabilities. Within the same year that Imagine! formed, Colorado House Bill #121 was passed, launching a pilot program for community centers for individuals with disabilities. Boulder was chosen to administer this program, leading to the formation of the Boulder County Interagency and Citizens Council (one of the earlier names of Imagine!), with Ruth Wood as its Executive Director, serving 100 individuals. Throughout the late 1960s and 1970s, efforts continued to address the needs of individuals with disabilities. The early iteration of Imagine! evolved, expanding our services and renaming the organization the Boulder County Board for Developmental Disabilities in 1974. In 1975, the landmark Education for All Handicapped Children Act was passed, requiring public schools to provide equal access to education for children with disabilities, later revised as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). As advocacy grew, the organization’s scope widened. By the 1980s, the Boulder County Board for Developmental Disabilities, now serving over 400 individuals, continued to innovate, establishing programs like the Adult Day Services and CORE/Labor Source, and later, the Red Balloon Daycare Center in 1989, integrating children with and without developmental disabilities. The 1990s brought significant milestones, including the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), prohibiting discrimination based on disability. In 1999, the organization relocated from Boulder to Lafayette, reflecting its growth and evolving mission. In 2002, following a successful mill levy campaign, the organization was renamed Imagine!, symbolizing its vision for a more inclusive future. Imagine! continued to expand, launching innovative programs and establishing the Imagine! Foundation to secure long-term support. Since then, Imagine! has continued to evolve. In 2024, due to a mandate from the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing, Imagine! no longer provides Case Management Services. But the future is bright, and as we look back on our journey from a grassroots movement to a leading advocate for disability rights stands as a testament to the power of community and the enduring impact of love for each other.