TRU Community Care

TRU Community Care Honoring life, offering support. TRU Community Care provides hospice, palliative, PACE, grief, and dementia services across Boulder, Denver & beyond.

When you need the trusted, responsive, unparalleled care that has made us the preferred choice of physicians and families for over 40 years, ask for us by name - TRU Community Care. As Colorado's first hospice, we have long set the standard of care for those with advanced illness in our region. And we continue to lead the way today, with innovative programs that honor the choices, preserve the dignity, and address the individual needs of the patients and families we are privileged to serve.

Last chance to join us. Ticket sales for TRU's 50th Anniversary Fundraising Gala close September 5.For one special eveni...
09/02/2026

Last chance to join us. Ticket sales for TRU's 50th Anniversary Fundraising Gala close September 5.

For one special evening, we'll celebrate five decades of compassionate care, recognize the people who helped build TRU Community Care, and invest in the future of services that support patients, families, and caregivers throughout our community. If you've been thinking about attending, now is the time to reserve your seat. Every ticket helps advance programs that depend on community generosity to continue providing comfort, dignity, and compassionate care.

Sales end September 5. Join us on September 19 at Boulder Country Club.

Purchase your tickets today at https://www.trucare.org/events/

Thank you for helping us honor yesterday while inspiring tomorrow.

TRU Community Care 50th Anniversary Gala
Saturday, September 19th, 2026
RSVP & Tickets: trucare.org/gala

Where hospice care happens can change as your needs change.TRU Hospice is here to provide compassionate care wherever yo...
08/28/2026

Where hospice care happens can change as your needs change.

TRU Hospice is here to provide compassionate care wherever you call home, helping you prioritize comfort, quality of life, and the people and experiences that matter most. When symptoms become more difficult to manage, specialized inpatient care provides another option for support. Having both options means hospice care can respond to changing needs while keeping the focus on what matters to you.

Explore TRU Hospice and the care available to patients and families: https://www.trucare.org/services/hospice-care/

Living with serious illness often means navigating much more than medical care. Families may be balancing appointments, ...
08/26/2026

Living with serious illness often means navigating much more than medical care. Families may be balancing appointments, caregiving responsibilities, changing emotions, and difficult decisions all at once. Asking what feels hardest opens the door to finding meaningful support.

TRU Community Care's hospice and palliative care teams work alongside patients and caregivers to ease challenges, coordinate care, and help families feel supported every step of the way.

Find out how our team can help make the journey feel more manageable: trucare.org

One week left to purchase your tickets!This is your chance to celebrate 50 years of compassionate care while helping ens...
08/24/2026

One week left to purchase your tickets!

This is your chance to celebrate 50 years of compassionate care while helping ensure TRU Community Care can continue serving our community for the next 50 years. Your support helps provide hospice care, palliative care, memory care, grief services, community education, and outreach for individuals and families throughout our region, regardless of their ability to pay.

Join friends, supporters, community leaders, and the TRU family for an evening honoring our past and inspiring our future.

Ticket sales close September 5. Don't wait to reserve your seat: trucare.org/gala.

TRU Community Care 50th Anniversary Gala
Saturday, September 19th, 2026
RSVP & Tickets: trucare.org/gala

Asking for help is a caregiving skill, and it gets easier with practice.A strong support network begins with letting peo...
08/21/2026

Asking for help is a caregiving skill, and it gets easier with practice.

A strong support network begins with letting people know what would actually be useful. Be specific about the task, give people choices when possible, and remember that support can look different from person to person. One person may help with errands while another offers companionship or checks in regularly. Creating a network of support can help caregiving feel more sustainable while giving you more space to be a spouse, child, friend, or family member, too.

Learn about TRU Community Care’s resources for patients, families, and caregivers: trucare.org.

Many people wait too long to benefit from hospice or palliative care simply because they don't know the difference.Under...
08/19/2026

Many people wait too long to benefit from hospice or palliative care simply because they don't know the difference.

Understanding your options can help you or a loved one receive the right support at the right time.

Join TRU Connections for Hospice and Palliative Care: What's the Difference? to learn who these services are for, when they may be appropriate, and how they improve quality of life through symptom management, caregiver support, and compassionate, person-centered care. Whether you're planning ahead or supporting someone with a serious illness, this session will help answer some of the most common questions about these often misunderstood services.

Wednesday, September 2
12:30–1:30 p.m.

Presented by TRU Connections, a program of TRU Community Care dedicated to education, support, and community engagement.

Join us and leave with greater confidence in understanding the care options available for you and your loved ones.

Register: https://qr.kiscoseniorliving.com/wqdCn7?uq=eyJkZXZpY2VJZCI6IjAzNjAxNDM4LTI4ZmQtNGRiNS1hYzFjLTcyYzI3YThmZDI4MyJ9

Two weeks remain to reserve your seat. TRU Community Care relies on community support to raise more than $2.1 million ea...
08/17/2026

Two weeks remain to reserve your seat. TRU Community Care relies on community support to raise more than $2.1 million each year, helping ensure patients and families have access to compassionate care and vital programs beyond what insurance or reimbursement provides. When you attend the 50th Anniversary Fundraising Gala, you're celebrating a milestone while helping sustain services that bring comfort, dignity, education, and hope to our community every day.

Join us on September 19 for an evening of cocktails, dinner, entertainment, and dancing.

Ticket sales end September 5. Reserve yours today: trucare.org/gala.

TRU Community Care 50th Anniversary Gala
Saturday, September 19th, 2026
RSVP & Tickets: trucare.org/gala

Great communities are built by people who choose to show up. Each month, TRU Community Care offers volunteer opportuniti...
08/14/2026

Great communities are built by people who choose to show up. Each month, TRU Community Care offers volunteer opportunities that support everything from patient care and grief services to fundraising events and community outreach.

No matter how you choose to serve, your time helps make compassionate care possible!

Discover where you can make an impact this month by viewing our Volunteer Connection newsletter: https://conta.cc/3U0PBsq

Learn more about volunteering with TRU: https://www.trucare.org/about-us/volunteer/

You don't have to "get over" grief to move forward.Grief is one of life's most personal experiences, yet many of us grow...
08/07/2026

You don't have to "get over" grief to move forward.

Grief is one of life's most personal experiences, yet many of us grow up believing myths that can make the journey even harder. The truth is, there is no "right" way to grieve, and understanding what grief really looks like can help us support ourselves and those we love with greater compassion.

Here are a few things to know:

Myth: Grief follows a predictable timeline.
Reality: Grief is different for everyone. It may come in waves, and healing doesn't happen on a schedule.

Myth: Being strong means hiding your emotions.
Reality: Expressing grief is a healthy part of healing. Strength often means allowing yourself to feel what you're feeling.

Myth: You should "move on."
Reality: Healthy grieving isn't about forgetting someone you love. It's about learning to carry their memory while continuing to live your life.

Myth: Grief only follows death.
Reality: People also grieve life-changing diagnoses, declining health, loss of independence, and many other significant life transitions.

No one should have to navigate grief alone. Our grief support programs offer compassionate guidance, connection, and resources for children, teens, and adults, whether or not your loved one received care from TRU.

Learn more about TRU Grief Services and the support available to our community at trucare.org.

One of the greatest gifts we can offer someone we love is genuine curiosity about what matters to them. Serious illness ...
08/05/2026

One of the greatest gifts we can offer someone we love is genuine curiosity about what matters to them. Serious illness often changes priorities, and creating space to talk openly about comfort, independence, family, or personal goals helps ensure care reflects the whole person. Palliative care and hospice both begin by listening first.

At TRU Community Care, every care plan starts with understanding the individual behind the diagnosis. Explore how our team helps families have meaningful conversations about care: trucare.org

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