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Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice • 14th July 2020

A warrior with a kind and humble heart

Don Sypert has never shied away from hard work. He spent 37 years working in construction as a commercial and residential carpenter. Don was born and raised in Ohio, but as a young man, a construction job brought him to Colorado by way of Arizona. He relished taking on difficult challenges and succeeding; believing that the best rewards in life are those you earn through effort.

Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice • 5th December 2019

The story of how a classified ad changed a life

For all us, life is filled with choices. Some are big choices such as which job to take or whether to move to a new state. Other choices may seem smaller – like which apartment to rent or which puppy to choose from a litter. It’s impossible to know what doors a decision will open, or in Richard’s case, which hearts. But every choice we make leads us on a path – even the choice to answer a classified ad.

Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice • 13th October 2019

The will to walk - A home health care success story

Nancy Mood is a fighter. The long-time Indian Hills and now Evergreen resident recently celebrated her 65th birthday. In order to get to her birthday party, she did something doctors told her she would never be able to again, she walked.

Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice • 1st July 2019

A mother’s love runs strong

Featured in the July 2019 edition of Colorado Serenity magazine It’s hard to summarize Anna Rose Schaenzle in just a few words. The Evergreen High School graduate accumulated a long list of accomplishments in her short life. She played golf, volleyball and ran track. As a college student, she carved an academic niche on the Dean’s list. She loved adventure and the outdoors. However, what made Anna Rose truly special wasn’t what she did – it was who she was.

Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice • 16th May 2019

How Camp Comfort helps heal heartbreak

Children are too often the forgotten victims of loss, left to comprehend an incomprehensible void. Every child who loses a loved one carries inside them a story desperate to be told. At Camp Comfort, they can tell it. We are pleased to share Brandon Heeley’s story. It’s a story of how Camp Comfort helps heal heartbreak.