Susan Fry
Jun 2025
My husband died while staying at Abundant Blessings and Care. He choked to death being watched by untrained staff. CDPHE investigated and they were cited for various violations. Since that night they abandoned us and never apologized. Be ware of this facility. They are not a professional or skilled place. My husband did not have to die that night. I cannot believe that after 2 years they are still allowed to operate in Colorado. My husband choked to death as confirmed by an autopsy and they continue to deny any wrong doing. He would still be with us if not for them. We only had him there temporarily while we travelled out of state and they simply were negligent and should not be still in business. Dont send your loved one there. The owner responded blaming the my husband and his visiting friend for his death. This is concerning for many reasons including her not taking responsibility for what happened that night. She did not notify me or 911 immediately. She edited her first response to my review for some reason. She also said the autopsy said he died of natural causes which she has not seen. The autopsy said there was evidence of aspiration (choking) and also mentioned an unexplained subcutaneous hemorrhage of the left frontal scalp. CDPHE cited them for several violations and did not disprove any of the allegations. Assisted Living Homes do not have adequate oversight of regulations, training, use of certified staff or accountability. Abundant Blessings and Care is an example of a place to avoid if you care about your loved one. I will be working more on this so the same thing - a death and lack of care does not happen to someone else. Russel Fry died at Abundant Blessings and Care because no one was trained to respond to him choking. They did not call 911 first delaying any assistance for him. He was all alone on the floor and he died. Do not trust your loved one to Abundant Blessings and Care.
