2026 marks three big milestones — the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, 150th anniversary of Colorado's establishment, and 165th anniversary of Weld County's establishment. See information on each commemoration and how to get involved.
The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is a federally mandated advocacy service that is free for nursing home and assisted living facility residents. Ombudsmen protect the Residents' Rights of people residing in long-term care facilities. They act as advocate, mediator, educator, problem-solver, link to community resources and objective investigator of complaints. Ombudsmen can help long-term care residents obtain appropriate legal, social, recreational, physical and emotional services necessary for quality of life. Ombudsmen regularly visit long-term care facilities, monitor conditions and care, and provide a voice for those unable to speak for themselves. Residents, friends, relatives of residents, facility staff members and the community at large can all utilize the Ombudsman program.
Phone: (970) 400-6128
Learn about the programs and services the Weld County Home and Community Supports Division has to offer.
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