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Canyon Home Care & Hospice expands northern Colorado services with two acquisitions
ColoradoBiz Staff //April 24, 2026//
Pictured left to right: Rayna Reece, Brad Schoonveld, Deb Stanley, Patti Pyle, Scot Beckett, Rae Roberts, Nicole Rupple, Caitlin Hockaday, Laura Dart, Joccoa Wilkerson, Grant Fischer, Meghan Renton, Jillian Lucero, Matt Evett, Nicole Rupple, Imelda Puente, Holly Johnson, Leigh Ann Whisenant, Christy Terrell, Clive Cowell, Karen Claybrook, Brenda Black, Molly Kaljian, Shannon Ritchie, Lois Flowers.
Pictured left to right: Rayna Reece, Brad Schoonveld, Deb Stanley, Patti Pyle, Scot Beckett, Rae Roberts, Nicole Rupple, Caitlin Hockaday, Laura Dart, Joccoa Wilkerson, Grant Fischer, Meghan Renton, Jillian Lucero, Matt Evett, Nicole Rupple, Imelda Puente, Holly Johnson, Leigh Ann Whisenant, Christy Terrell, Clive Cowell, Karen Claybrook, Brenda Black, Molly Kaljian, Shannon Ritchie, Lois Flowers.
Canyon Home Care & Hospice expands northern Colorado services with two acquisitions
ColoradoBiz Staff //April 24, 2026//
In Brief:
- Canyon Home Care & Hospice acquires Columbine Poudre Home Care
- Acquisition expands services from Wellington to Longmont and Denver
- Columbine Home Care reported over 10,000 visits in 2025
- Canyon reported 49,061 visits in 2025 before acquisition
FORT COLLINS — Canyon Home Care & Hospice has acquired Columbine Poudre Home Care and Bloom at Home, expanding its services across northern Colorado.
The acquisition took effect this past February. Canyon said the deal broadens its ability to provide home health, hospice, infusion services and medical equipment across the region, including communities from Wellington to Longmont and the Denver area.
Patients will continue receiving care without changes to clinical teams, care plans or scheduled visits. Employees of Columbine Home Care were offered positions with Canyon to maintain continuity of care.
“This isn’t the end of what Columbine Home Care built, it’s the next step,” said Holly Johnson, a former Columbine administrator who joined Canyon. “With Canyon providing hospice care, we can now offer a continuum of care that is needed in northern Colorado.”
In 2025, Columbine Home Care reported more than 10,000 visits, while Canyon reported 49,061 visits.
Rae Roberts, an administrator with Canyon, said the companies had previously referred patients to one another when capacity was limited.
“Now that we’ve joined, our strength is even greater,” Roberts said. “This transition is administrative in nature and allows us to strengthen operations and expand support resources.”
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