Boulder Post Acute is a nursing home that offers a mix of skilled nursing care, post-acute rehabilitation, and long-term care for seniors and others who need support after a hospital stay or while living with chronic health issues. Staff at Boulder Post Acute can help with personal care, housekeeping, laundry, meal assistance, walking, toileting, grooming, and help with wheelchairs or moving between bed and chair, and they're able to travel to clients' homes for non-medical care as well. The center works with the Olera Care Planner for assessing care needs, helping families find the right care, and putting together a customized service agreement for each person.
The nursing staff includes registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, and certified nursing assistants, all of whom have passed background checks, driving checks, drug screening, and immunization verifications, with in-person interviews and references checked. They're committed to constant care with 24/7 coverage, and there's ongoing facility renovation to keep the place comfortable and up-to-date. Residents get nutritious meals from the Dietary team, building and grounds are kept in good shape by a Maintenance crew, and there's a housekeeping department working to keep everything clean and pleasant.
Boulder Post Acute has an active Rehabilitation team offering physical, occupational, and speech therapies, along with respiratory care. The facility is structured for folks leaving hospitals who still need extra care before going home, or for those with longer-term medical needs, memory issues, or complex conditions. There are safe, modern amenities like outdoor gardens, cozy common areas, secure living quarters for safety, and a large, well-equipped rehab gym. The atmosphere encourages community engagement, and local volunteers often take part in programs. The long-term and memory care programs are there for people with cognitive needs or who need ongoing support. There's a service to request references from previous clients. Staff are focused on quality of life, patient health, and a welcoming, person-centered approach, and the leadership believes good teams are important to good care.
Boulder Post Acute is a non-profit and works with 20 Colorado facilities, supported by PACS Services, and cares for people in District II. Employees get access to health benefits, insurance options, a 401(k) plan with matching, and disability coverage, and there's an Employee Assistance Program to help them with their own needs, which helps them focus on patient care. The Business Office handles all the administrative work, making it easier for care staff to keep up with residents' needs. The facility aims to be a steady, positive place for people recovering from surgery or illness, those with ongoing health problems, or anyone who needs a safe, caring place to live in the later years of life, and it's always working on making things better, whether through renovations or adding wellness and comfort programs decided by community feedback.
