High Point Home Care LLC

12/15/2025

From our family to yours. Be safe and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

07/31/2025

06/19/2025

WE have openings in Greeley and Denver. Please apply or send your resumes to HRTeam@highpointhomecarellc.com

03/12/2025

Introducing Foundational Succession Planning for Families!

Foundational Succession Planning involves making a plan for the future of a family member with a disability. It often includes the process of passing over family leadership roles. For some families this may mean planning for another family member to take over caregiving responsibilities. For others, this may mean having to rely on more formal types of services and support options.

Generously funded by the Colorado Developmental Disabilities Council (CDDC), the Colorado Office of Employment First (COEF) is offering 50 parents or guardians, age 65 and up, individualized foundational succession planning.

This planning will take a person-centered approach that will focus on defining and connecting individuals, caregivers, and families with the essential and next steps when considering future care arrangements for their family member with an Intellectual and Developmental Disability (I/DD), once the caregivers and/or family are no longer able to be primary supports for the person.

The end result will start a plan for the future of a person with a disability.

Are you ready to start Foundational Succession Planning? Learn more and register here: https://employmentfirstcolorado.org/foundational-succession-planning/

Colorado Developmental Disabilities Council

03/12/2025

Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day with RMDSA!

We are continuing our annual celebration of WDSD at Boondocks in both Parker and Northglenn. Mark your calendar to join us on Sun, March 23 at 9:00-11:00 am.

Tickets are FREE for individuals with Down syndrome and $27 per parent, sibling, or friend that want to do the activities. Select the link below for the location you want to attend.

Parker Registration: https://rmdsa.networkforgood.com/events/82572-wdsd-celebration-parker-boondocks

Northglenn Registration: https://rmdsa.networkforgood.com/events/82614-wdsd-celebration-northglenn-boondocks

03/12/2025

WDSD Sock Hop!

Our friends at Rejoicing Spirts and One World Heart are partnering with Howdy Homemade Ice Cream and the Castle Rock Collective to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day. Pick up a free pair of silly socks and then wear them to the Sock Hop on March 21 at 4-6 pm at Bethany Lutheran Church in Cherry Hills Village.

The event is free to attend and no RSVP needed.

03/12/2025

In loving memory of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa Hackman. Rest in peace 🙏💜

03/12/2025

Sharon Lewis said she fell and hit her head on a cement step late at night. The only other person around to help her was her 3-year-old great-grandson.

03/12/2025

Join us for DP’s Fest-ABILITY: Accessibility Festival on Sunday, March 30, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Momentum Athletic Center Gym (18499 Longs Way, #102, Parker, CO 80134). Celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month (DDAM) with us at this FREE day of inclusive fun.

Enjoy arts and crafts, food and drink samples, interactive games, a selfie station, a petting zoo (weather permitting), a quiet low-sensory area, and door prize giveaways. Note: Only food and drink samples will be available—no full meals.

RSVP at https://bit.ly/4jLBrnM (strongly encouraged for planning but not required) and let us know if you need any accommodations. Questions? Email A.Belding@dpcolo.org.

Each March, we team up with Access Gallery and other organizations to promote inclusion and accessibility for individuals with disabilities while celebrating our community's impact. Learn more at DPColo.org/DD-Awareness-Month. We can’t wait to see you there!

03/12/2025

Sometimes you have to play detective. Is your loved one too hot, too cold? Is it too noisy or quiet? Sundowning or in discomfort? What else could be causing erratic behavior? Or is it just the disease... "Together We Can Make a Difference." 💜

03/12/2025

The homes can open beds at the two state mental health hospitals and provide a place for patients to go when discharged.