Welcome
Every day can be challenging when you or someone you love is coping with a life-limiting illness. But you don't have to face the challenges of serious illness alone.
Since 1980, the team at Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care has helped thousands of patients and their families face the physical, emotional and spiritual demands of life-limiting illness.
We understand the uncertainty, but also the hope, that accompany these difficult times. We will answer your questions to help you make informed choices about your care, and offer resources and support that could help. The sooner you receive services from Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care, the more we can do to relieve symptoms and meet your changing needs with compassionate care.
Comfort and dignity that's accessible to all.
Most of our services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid or private insurance - and with generous support from Pikes Peak Hospice Foundation donors. We aim to serve all who need our care. Learn more about how we can help you and your family at a time when it matters most.
Discrimination is Against the Law -- Notice of Non-Discrimination is available in English and the other the top 15 languages spoken in the state of Colorado.
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Hope Lives
For 38 years Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care has provided a special kind of care, and a different kind of hope in Colorado Springs and El Paso County.
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We Honor Veterans
We are a Level 4 national partner of We Honor Veterans, which recognizes our commitment to providing the highest level of care to those who have served our country.
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Pikes Peak Hospice Foundation Tribute Program
Visit our virtual Tribute Wall, and learn how you can honor a loved one. Read the stories and see photos of others who have been honored.
What Our Families Say
"Everyone I have been in contact with for your organization is a
God-send to me on every level. Thank you for your dedication to
your job and your concern for each patient." August 2018
"What a caring team! Not only do you care for the patients, but also for the family.
We were always asked, 'Is there anything you need? god bless you all." February 2018
"Even though it's a challenge to be without my dad, I have so many happy memories of him,
it helps always. Thank you for all the many things you did to help my dad in his last days.
It was so sad to watch him pass, but knowing that he was being care for everyday by
so many others, made all the difference in the world. You've all made me feel as
though I have support if needed. Thank you!" April 2017
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Lunch & Learn About LIFE!
13 MarAfter the Diagnosis: Learning to Live With a Serious Disease