NOCO Sanidad
Primary Care for Loveland, CO
Ongoing adult primary care from nurse practitioners who know your history, at our Greeley clinic about 30 minutes east of Loveland on US-34.
Primary Care Loveland Adults Can Count On, Based in Greeley
If you are looking for primary care in Loveland, here is the plain truth up front: NOCO Healthcare has one clinic, and it is in Greeley at 1130 38th Ave, Suite A. That is about 30 minutes east of Loveland on US-34. Loveland adults make that drive because they want a provider who knows their name and their history.
We are purposefully small. Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, founded NOCO after more than 25 years in healthcare, including emergency room and operative work, because she saw patients being treated as units instead of people. Our nurse practitioners take time to listen, and virtual visits cover many concerns, so you do not have to drive in for every follow-up.
Primary Care Loveland, CO: Key Points
- Primary care for Loveland adults happens at our one clinic in Greeley, about 30 minutes east on US-34.
- Loveland primary care patients see nurse practitioners (FNP-C) for physicals, chronic conditions, lab work, and sick visits.
- We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans, with self-pay options for Loveland residents without coverage.
- Same-day primary care appointments are usually available Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and video visits handle many follow-ups.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
What Ongoing Primary Care in Loveland Looks Like With NOCO
Primary care is the relationship that keeps the rest of your health in order. It is the yearly physical, the blood pressure check, the lab work that catches a problem early, and the person you call when something feels off. For Loveland adults, we aim to be that one steady place.
Annual Physicals and Preventive Screenings
We review your history, check your vitals, order age-appropriate screenings and labs, and explain what the results mean. You leave knowing what to watch and when to come back.
Chronic Condition Management for Loveland Adults
High blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid problems, and high cholesterol need steady attention, not a rushed visit once a year. We track your numbers over time, adjust medications, and build a plan you can keep.
Medication Management and Refills
Keeping prescriptions current should not take three phone calls and a week of waiting. We review every medication you take, watch for interactions, and time refills around your checkups, so you are not left scrambling when a bottle runs low.
Lab Work You Actually Understand
We order the labs your care calls for and then walk you through the results in plain language. Many Loveland patients review routine results by video, which saves a second drive for a five-minute conversation.
When You Don’t Feel Like Yourself
Not knowing why you feel off is frustrating and a little scary. We listen, take the time, and order the tests needed to find the cause. We order imaging at a nearby center when it is needed, and if you need care we do not offer, we connect you with someone who does.
My Last Physical Felt Like a Five-Minute Conveyor Belt
You waited weeks for the appointment, then got a few minutes and a printout. The questions you meant to ask stayed in your pocket. That leaves you guessing about your own health, and it is not your fault.
Our nurse practitioners set aside real time to go over your history, your labs, and your questions. You leave with your numbers explained, a plan you understand, and a provider who will remember the conversation the next time you call from Loveland.
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Is Greeley Primary Care Practical for Loveland Patients?
It is a fair question, and the answer depends on what you want from a provider. The drive is about 30 minutes east on US-34. In return, you get a small practice where a person answers the phone, appointments are not booked weeks out, and the same team sees you visit after visit.
Many Loveland patients split their care. They come to Greeley for physicals, hands-on exams, and lab draws, then use video for medication check-ins, lab result reviews, and simple concerns. Our virtual visits for Loveland patients run on HIPAA-compliant software, so your information stays private.
We are open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and closed weekends. We are not a walk-in clinic, so please call before you head our way.
Planning the Drive From Loveland
US-34 is a straight shot east, and most patients plan about 30 minutes each way. Tell our front desk when you book that you are coming from Loveland, and we will help you find a time that works around your workday and commute.
What Still Happens in Person
Physicals, hands-on exams, immunizations, and lab draws happen at our Greeley clinic. If a video visit shows that your provider needs to examine you, we will tell you so and help you book an in-person time.
Looking for Primary Care That Accepts Medicaid Near Loveland?
If you have been searching for a primary care doctor that takes Medicaid near you, you know how hard it can be to find a practice accepting new patients. NOCO Healthcare is accepting new Medicaid (Health First Colorado) patients, and our nurse practitioners provide the same everyday primary care. Our Medicaid primary care page explains how it works.
We also accept Medicare and most major insurance plans, and becoming a patient here costs nothing up front. If you are uninsured right now, we offer self-pay options and an optional membership, and our front desk can walk you through what fits.
Medicaid patients get the same appointment lengths, the same follow-up, and the same front desk as everyone else. Our goal is a long-term primary care relationship, not a one-time visit you have to repeat somewhere else next year.
Will Anyone Near Loveland Take My Medicaid?
Calling practice after practice only to hear they are not taking Medicaid patients wears you down. It can push you to put off care you know you need, like a refill or a blood pressure recheck.
We are accepting new Health First Colorado patients at our Greeley clinic, along with Medicare and most major plans. One phone call tells you whether we can see you. After that, you have a primary care home that keeps your refills, labs, and checkups on track.
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Loveland Primary Care vs. Family Medicine and Urgent Care
This page is about ongoing primary care for adults. If you want one practice for your whole household, kids included, see our family medicine for Loveland page.
Many Loveland patients use more than one of these over a year. A typical year might include a physical in Greeley, a couple of video check-ins, and a same-day sick visit when a cough will not quit. All of it lands in the same chart, with the same team.
If you are sick or hurt today, call first. Same-day appointments are usually available for illnesses and minor injuries, and our urgent care for Loveland page explains how that works. Chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, or signs of stroke need 911 or the nearest emergency room, not a drive to Greeley.
Why Loveland Adults Choose a Small Primary Care Practice
Big health systems can make it hard to see the same provider twice. We stay small on purpose so you can. Erika Kuhn, FNP-C, sees patients in English and Spanish. Se habla español.
Being known matters most when something changes. When your provider already knows your baseline blood pressure, your usual labs, and how you describe feeling unwell, small shifts get noticed sooner and conversations start from where you left off.
We are a women-owned practice with more than 380 Google reviews and a 4.8 average. Our primary care office in Greeley page lists the full range of adult services. If you are searching for a primary care physician in Loveland, call our nurse practitioners and see whether we are the right fit for you.
How Loveland Adults Settle Into Primary Care
Dial Our Greeley Clinic
Call (970) 888-0399, mention you live in Loveland and want a primary care provider, and we will find a weekday time that works.
Drive East for a Baseline
Your first visit in Greeley covers your history, medications, and any needed labs, so your nurse practitioner starts with a full picture.
Mix Video and Office Visits
After that, many check-ins and lab reviews happen by video, and you come to Greeley when a hands-on exam matters.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Primary Care for Loveland, CO: FAQ
Does NOCO Have a Primary Care Office in Loveland?
Primary care for Loveland residents happens at our only clinic, 1130 38th Ave, Suite A, in Greeley. We do not have a Loveland office. The drive is about 30 minutes east on US-34, and many follow-ups can happen by video, so Loveland patients do not need to make the trip for every concern.
What Does Primary Care for Loveland Adults Include?
Primary care for Loveland adults at NOCO includes annual physicals, preventive screenings, lab work, sick visits, and ongoing care for conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid problems, and high cholesterol. When you need imaging, we order it at a nearby center. When you need care we do not offer, we help you find the right next step.
Can I See a Primary Care Physician in Loveland Through NOCO?
A primary care physician is what many Loveland residents search for, but our providers are family nurse practitioners (FNP-C), not physicians. They diagnose, treat, prescribe, order labs, and manage chronic conditions over time. Many Loveland adults choose nurse practitioner primary care because visits feel less rushed and the same provider follows them from year to year.
Do Loveland Primary Care Patients Have to Come In for Every Visit?
Loveland primary care patients do not have to drive to Greeley for every visit. Video visits work well for many concerns, including medication check-ins, lab result reviews, and simple questions. Physicals, hands-on exams, immunizations, and lab draws happen in person at our Greeley clinic, about 30 minutes east of Loveland on US-34.
Is There Primary Care Near Loveland That Takes Medicaid?
Primary care that takes Medicaid is available at NOCO Healthcare in Greeley, about 30 minutes from Loveland. We are accepting new Health First Colorado patients. If you have been searching for a primary care doctor that takes Medicaid near you, call (970) 888-0399 and our front desk will confirm your coverage before your first visit.
What Insurance Do You Accept for Loveland Primary Care?
For Loveland primary care, we accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans. Joining the practice is free. If you are between plans or uninsured, we offer self-pay options and an optional no-insurance membership. Call with your insurance card handy and we will check your coverage before you book.
How Soon Can a New Loveland Primary Care Patient Be Seen?
New Loveland primary care patients are often seen quickly, and same-day appointments are usually available for illnesses and minor injuries. We are a small practice that keeps room in the schedule. Call first, since we are not a walk-in clinic, and we will find the earliest weekday time that fits your drive from Loveland.
What Are Your Primary Care Hours for Loveland Patients?
Primary care hours for Loveland patients are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., at our Greeley clinic. We are closed Saturday and Sunday. During office hours, a real person at our front desk answers the phone. For emergencies like chest pain, trouble breathing, or signs of stroke, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
What Should I Bring to My First Primary Care Visit From Loveland?
For your first primary care visit from Loveland, bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications and supplements, and any recent lab results or records from your previous provider. Leave about 30 minutes for the drive east on US-34. Having everything with you helps your nurse practitioner build a complete picture from day one.
Can Loveland Patients Get Primary Care in Spanish?
Loveland patients can get primary care in Spanish at NOCO Healthcare. Erika Kuhn, FNP-C, is bilingual in English and Spanish and sees patients at our Greeley clinic. Se habla español. When you call (970) 888-0399, let the front desk know you prefer Spanish, and we will schedule you with a provider who speaks your language.
Your Health Has a Home Base Again
Loveland adults who make NOCO their primary care home get a provider who knows their story, numbers that make sense, and a clear plan between visits.
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Health risks that come with living in Loveland
Loveland sits at about 4,980 feet where the Big Thompson River leaves the foothills, and a few local realities shape a lot of the primary care NOCO Healthcare provides for Loveland patients. Flu arrived early this year: Colorado reported 58 flu hospitalizations through the week ending October 10, 2026, ahead of COVID-19 (39) and RSV (4), and the state confirmed its first pediatric flu death of the season on October 15. Last season was the worst on record, with nearly 11,700 Coloradans hospitalized for flu, RSV, or COVID-19. If you live in Alford Meadows, Seven Lakes, Mariana Butte, Enchantment Ridge, or the Lakes at Centerra and have not had this year’s flu shot, that is the first thing we will bring up.
West Nile virus is a summer issue along the Big Thompson, Boyd Lake, Lake Loveland, and the irrigation ditches that run through Loveland neighborhoods. Larimer County reported 53 human cases in 2025, 20 of them hospitalized, and the first 2026 case was a Loveland adult confirmed in June. Radon is the quiet one: about half of the Larimer County homes that get tested come back above the EPA action level, so a $6 test kit is a good idea whether you are in a 1950s house near downtown Loveland or new construction at Kinston.
Loveland’s emergency picture changed on November 5, 2025, when Banner McKee Medical Center at 2000 N. Boise Avenue stopped providing emergency services. UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies at 2500 Rocky Mountain Avenue, a Level I trauma center, is now the only emergency room in Loveland. That makes a primary care relationship more valuable, not less: a provider who can see you the same week keeps a sinus infection or a blood pressure scare out of a crowded ER.
Day to day, Loveland patients fill prescriptions at King Soopers (1275 Eagle Drive and 253 E. 29th Street), Safeway (2321 W. Eisenhower Boulevard), or Walgreens (205 E. Eisenhower Boulevard and 3690 N. Garfield Avenue), and NOCO Healthcare sends prescriptions to any of them. The Larimer County health office at 200 Peridot Avenue offers immunizations by appointment for uninsured, underinsured, and Medicaid patients at 970-498-6700. The drive from Loveland to NOCO Healthcare in Greeley is about 30 minutes east on US-34, and follow-up visits can be done by video.
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