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If you’re looking for a critical care hospital for you or your loved one, we hope you will consider Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital. We are a critical care hospital providing long-term acute and critical care to patients recovering from serious illnesses or injuries in Northern Colorado and surrounding area.
Patients are our priority. We are passionate about patient care and consider it a privilege to be able to provide services to patients and their family members in Colorado, Wyoming and Western Nebraska
Our specially trained medical professionals work as a team, dedicated to helping you or your loved one through the recovery process.
We provide high-level, critical care services to patients in Johnstown, Colorado and surrounding area. Our efforts have earned us national recognition in respiratory care services, putting us in the top 15% of hospitals nationwide.
We provide critical care services to patients recovering from serious illnesses or injuries. Often these individuals require additional critical care services for medically complex conditions such as trauma, infectious diseases, wound healing, cardiovascular disease, stroke, amputation, and ventilator weaning.
At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, we strive to create healing and nurturing environments for our patients to address medical, emotional and social needs.
At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, we provide critical care services to patients who are recovering from serious illnesses or injuries and often require additional critical care services for medically complex conditions.
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At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, we are pleased to offer our patients ventilator weaning, cardio/pulmonary recovery, and wound care program.
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Modeled after national best practices, our Transitional Outcomes Program (TOP) is a patient-centered service designed to increase patient safety and reduce readmissions to acute care facilities.
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At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, we are pleased to offer our patients the latest in critical care technology.
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Our patient care efforts at Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital have earned us national recognition as a healthcare leader, meaning that we provide the highest level of available care to patients in our own community.
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At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, nothing pleases us more than when we hear from patients and their loved ones about their experiences with us.
"The whole time my husband has been with you, every nurse and doctor and everyone that has taken care of him, has been amazing!! I cannot thank you all enough for the wonderful services you have provided!! This has been a very scary and hard time for our family and everyone has been amazing to our whole family!! There are not enough words to express my gratitude!!"
"They give you rewards for everything you accomplish. I think that helps you go on. They made you so proud of what you were doing. It just kept you going. One of the proudest moments I had was the day I left. The pride you get when you stand at the doors and see the people that took care of you and are ready to send you home to take care of yourself."
"I’ve been around to other care facilities. Meanwhile, I had seen what those places are like. It’s hard to compare anything to this. It’s like a step above. I’m not the same person I was before, but I’d like to think I’m a better person now. I’m a miracle."
"I attribute the care of this facility to saving my life. When the patient is sick, the entire family is sick. The staff here recognizes that. They can’t treat a patient without giving respect and dignity to family members. The staff members became friends and really like family. They show an ongoing interest in my well-being."
