TRU Community Care
Compassionate care at every step of your journey with illness and loss
When you’re facing illness, aging, or loss, it can feel overwhelming and uncertain. TRU Community Care is here to support you and your family with compassionate care, clear guidance, and steady presence — every step of the way. We serve individuals and families across Colorado with services that bring comfort, understanding, and reassurance.
Our Services
TRU supports you at every stage of your journey.
Care needs change — and support should be able to change with them. Below is a simple way to explore the range of care TRU provides to support you at every stage of your journey.
Grief Services
Groups, counseling, and community programs supporting adults, teens, and children coping with loss — whether or not you’ve used other TRU services.
TRU PACE
A coordinated care program helping older adults remain safely in their homes and communities through comprehensive medical and social support.
Hospice Care
Comfort-focused care that supports quality of life, symptom relief, and meaningful time with the people you love.
Palliative Care
Specialized support that works alongside your current doctors to manage symptoms, reduce stress, and help you understand care choices.
Memory Care
A supportive home in Lafayette for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, where dignity, connection, and personalized care guide each day.
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Explore everything TRU offers, including Tele- Care, Tele- Center Services, education, and community programs.
What TRU Does
About TRU Community Care
TRU Community Care helps people living with serious illness, aging-related needs, and grief. For 50 years, we’ve walked alongside Colorado families during life’s most important and tender moments, offering care that honors the whole person—their comfort, values, and wishes—not just their medical diagnosis.
Our wraparound services provide physical comfort, emotional well-being, and guidance for families. Whether you’re seeking comfort during illness, support through grief, or help to keep a loved one thriving safely at home, TRU provides care that is both clinically skilled and deeply compassionate.
Our programs are built to meet people where they are, whether at home, in facilities, or in community settings. This includes hospice, palliative care, grief services, PACE, and memory care.
Illness and loss often bring complex decisions and emotional weight. TRU exists to provide steady support so families can better understand their options, feel less overwhelmed, and make choices aligned with their values.
Our focus is always on comfort, clarity, and respect for each person’s life and priorities.
You can reach out at any time. Many people contact TRU when symptoms change, caregiving becomes overwhelming, or when they want to understand future care options. Others reach out early simply to ask questions.
It’s never too early to start the conversation.
TRU Hospice is accredited by The Joint Commission; recognized as a five-star hospice through the We Honor Veterans program,; and supported by national memberships including National Alliance for Care at Home (The Alliance), National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Innovation (NPHI), Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC), Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders (NICHE), and the National PACE Association (NPA). These credentials reflect our commitment to high-quality, compassionate care.
Our team coordinates care to help you feel comfortable, informed, and supported. We offer home visits, phone guidance, and in-person support tailored to your needs.
Families receive practical help, clear communication, and ongoing check-ins — so you’re never left wondering what comes next.
Who TRU Serves
TRU supports people across Colorado who are experiencing advanced illness, dementia, aging-related changes, or grief after a loss. We serve individuals and families across Boulder, Broomfield, Adams, Jefferson, Arapahoe, Denver, and Weld Counties—and beyond.
Families, caregivers, and community partners also receive help and education. You do not need to be a current TRU patient to access grief services or community programs.
As a nonprofit organization rooted in our community, we’re here to support anyone who could benefit from compassionate guidance, education, or care.
Contact TRU Community Care
Care needs change — and support should be able to change with them. Below is a simple way to explore the range of care TRU provides to support you at every stage of your journey..
Frequently Asked Questions
No. TRU offers hospice, palliative care, PACE, grief support, and other programs that support people at many stages of illness or loss.
It’s never too early to reach out. Many families contact us when symptoms change, caregiving becomes overwhelming, or when they want to understand future care options. We’re here to provide guidance, answer questions, and help you feel supported every step of the way.
Not always. You can call for information, and our team can guide you on what is needed for each service.
Many TRU programs, including hospice and palliative care, may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance. Coverage is explained in plain English before you begin.
Yes. Caregivers receive education, guidance, and emotional support. Grief services are also open to the community.
Palliative care provides symptom relief, guidance, and support for people living with serious or advancing illness while they continue receiving treatments or pursue curative care. Hospice care is for people in the final months of life when the focus shifts from curing an illness to maximizing comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Both offer expert, team-based support—just at different stages of a person’s healthcare journey.