CovenantCare at Home is part of Covenant Retirement, a nonprofit retirement housing organization with 16 locations nationwide. The retirement housing will not be affected.
The decision to close the at-home care and hospice facility is a result of the highly saturated and competitive home healthcare market, according to the report.
“[The] saturated competitive market of home-care providers in this region and the uncertainty with reimbursement rates, remaining viable as a business has become very challenging,” the company said, according to The Denver Post.
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