NOCO Sanidad
Primary care in Greeley, CO
A privately owned primary care office where you are treated as a person, not a unit. Same-day and same-week visits, labs in the office, and a real person at our front desk when you call.
Primary care in Greeley that remembers who you are
Good primary care in Greeley should feel like having a provider who knows you, not like taking a number. NOCO Healthcare is a privately owned primary care office on 38th Avenue, founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, after 25 years in healthcare, and built around a simple idea: patients should be treated as people, not units.
We see adults and kids for checkups, sick visits, chronic conditions, women’s health, and physicals, with labs done right in the office. New patients are usually seen within the week, same-day openings are held every weekday, and there is no membership fee to become a patient.
This page covers what our Greeley primary care includes, who you will see, how insurance and Medicaid work, and how to become a patient. If you are looking for care for every age in one place, our family practice in Greeley page goes deeper on that.
Primary Care in Greeley: The Short Version
- Private, locally owned practice. Founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C. We stay small on purpose so you get time with your provider.
- Same-day and same-week visits. New patients are usually seen within the week, with same-day openings held every weekday.
- Labs in the office. Most blood work happens during your visit, and your provider follows up directly.
- Medicaid, Medicare, and most insurance. No membership fee. Self-pay pricing up front, plus Cherry payment plans.
- 380+ Google reviews, 4.8 stars. Patients stay because they feel heard.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
What our Greeley primary care includes
Primary care is your first stop for almost any health concern. At our Greeley office, that covers the routine, the chronic, and the unexpected.
Annual physicals and preventive care. Checkups, screenings based on your age and history, and vaccines, with time to talk about what is actually on your mind.
Chronic condition management. Diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid disorders, asthma, cholesterol, anxiety, and depression, managed over time by the same team.
Sick visits and same-day care. Infections, flu, injuries, and the things that cannot wait. See urgent care in Greeley for how same-day visits work.
Women’s health. Well-woman exams, birth control, hormone care, and pelvic health at our women’s clinic in Greeley. That includes IUD insertion and removal in Greeley.
Care for kids. Well-child exams, vaccines, and sick visits. See pediatric care in Greeley.
Physicals for work, school, and sports. Including $85 DOT physicals and sports physicals.
Virtual visits. Follow-ups and simple problems by video when the drive does not make sense.
Finding a Provider in Greeley Who Takes New Patients, and Actually Listens, Should Not Be This Hard.
Maybe your last provider retired, or left, or you just never felt heard. Maybe you called a few offices and got told the wait for a new patient visit is months out. Meanwhile the refills and the questions pile up.
We are accepting new patients, and we usually see them within the week. We were founded by a nurse practitioner who spent 25 years watching patients get treated as units, and we built this practice to do the opposite.
You have a provider again: someone who knows your history and calls you back.
Become a PatientA real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
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What our patients say
Primary care in Greeley that accepts Medicaid
Finding a primary care provider in Greeley that accepts Medicaid can take a lot of phone calls. NOCO Healthcare accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans, and we are accepting new patients.
When you call, our front desk will check your coverage before your first visit so there are no surprises. If you are paying yourself, we quote the price up front and offer Cherry payment plans. There is no membership fee to be a patient here.
Have questions about coverage, deductibles, or how to use Medicaid for primary care? Our insurance and Medicaid guide for Greeley walks through it.
Who you will see for primary care
Many people searching for a primary care doctor in Greeley end up with us, so it is worth being clear. Our primary care providers are board-certified family nurse practitioners (FNP-C). They diagnose, treat, prescribe, order labs and imaging, and manage chronic conditions, which covers the everyday primary care most people need.
When something is outside what primary care should handle, we say so and coordinate the specialist referral rather than leaving you to figure it out. Your records, your results, and your follow-up all stay in one chart with a team that already knows you.
Too Many Offices Say They Are Not Taking Medicaid Patients. We Are.
Calling office after office and hearing that they do not take your coverage is discouraging, and it is one of the biggest reasons people go without a primary care provider at all.
NOCO Healthcare accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance, and there is no membership fee. Our front desk checks your coverage before your first visit so there are no surprises.
You finally have a primary care home in Greeley, without the runaround.
Check My CoverageA real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Why Greeley patients choose NOCO Healthcare
A real person answers the phone. We invest in a real front desk on purpose, because it matters. When you call, a person in our Greeley office answers, not a phone tree.
Time with your provider. We stay a private practice so appointments are long enough to talk, and your provider has read your history before walking in.
Everything under one roof. Labs, physicals, women’s health, pediatrics, and same-day sick visits in one office, which means fewer appointments and fewer things falling through the cracks.
Easy to get in. Same-day openings every weekday. Read how our call-first, same-day policy works, or start with a virtual visit.
You Should Not Have to Fight Your Own Clinic to Get Care.
Portal messages that go nowhere, a phone menu with nine options, and a provider who looks at the screen more than at you. That is why so many people switch to NOCO Healthcare. Here, a real person at our front desk answers, and your provider takes the time to listen. No phone tree, no directory.
Become a PatientA real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
A note from Sheree
Sheree Montoya, FNP-C
I spent 25 years in healthcare and watched care shift from people to units. Appointments got shorter, phone trees got longer, and patients got lost in between. I started NOCO Healthcare because I believed Greeley deserved better.
We are still a private practice, and we plan to stay one, because that is how we protect the time you get with your provider. Whatever you need, we are here to help, and if we cannot, we will find who can.
Searching for primary care doctors in Greeley, CO?
If you typed primary care doctors Greeley CO or primary doctor near me into Google, here is the plain answer about NOCO Healthcare. NOCO Healthcare is a privately owned primary care practice at 1130 38th Avenue in Greeley, staffed by board-certified family nurse practitioners rather than physicians. In Colorado, a family nurse practitioner provides the everyday primary care most people are looking for when they search for a doctor: physicals, prescriptions, lab work, diabetes and blood pressure management, sick visits, and referrals to specialists when something needs one. The practice is accepting new patients, usually sees them within the week, and holds same-day openings every weekday. Greeley primary care at NOCO Healthcare accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans with no membership fee, and self-pay prices are quoted up front. If you want a primary care provider near you who answers the phone and remembers your name, call (970) 888-0399. A real person at the Greeley front desk answers during office hours.
Primary care for every Greeley neighborhood
Greeley is home to about 115,000 people spread across very different parts of town, and NOCO Healthcare sees all of them. Our office sits at 1130 38th Avenue, just off 10th Street on the west side, which puts us a few minutes from the Bittersweet, Edwards, Westmoor, and Cottonwood Village neighborhoods and the Westlake shopping area on 35th Avenue. Patients come to us from the older blocks of Downtown, the University District, Glenmere, Cranford, Alles Acres, Arlington Park, Arlington Heights, Fairacres, Hillside, Farrs, and Maplewood in central Greeley; from Sunrise and Balsam Village on the east side; from Rolling Hills and Cascade Park near the mall and US 34; from Weber West, Country Club West, Highland Hills, Highland Park West, Fox Run, Homestead Heights, Owl Ridge, Mountain Shadows, and the Trails at Sheep Draw on the west side; from Promontory, St. Michael’s, and Westgate in the southwest; and from Kelly Farm, Hunters Cove, Northridge Estates, Pheasant Run, Boomerang Ranch, and Poudre River Ranch in the growing northwest. If your neighborhood is not on that list, you are still welcome. We treat everyone, because everyone deserves a primary care home.
What is going around Greeley this fall
Flu arrived early in Colorado this year. For the week ending October 24, 2026, the state counted 94 new flu hospital admissions, up 16 from the week before, along with 48 for COVID-19 and 5 for RSV. About 2.6 percent of outpatient visits statewide were for flu-like illness, and the rate in children under 5 was 7.8 percent, the highest of any age group. Colorado confirmed its first child flu death of the season on October 16, and last season set a state record with 5,931 flu hospitalizations. We give flu and COVID-19 vaccines during regular visits, test for flu, strep, COVID-19, and RSV in the office, and hold same-day openings every weekday for kids and adults who wake up sick. Two other local notes: Colorado has confirmed 26 measles cases in 2026, five of them in Weld County earlier this year, so an MMR check is worth a minute at your next visit, and Weld County hands out free radon test kits because about half of the homes tested here come back above the action level. Request one at weld.gov/go/radon.
Getting here by bus
You do not need a car to be a patient here. Greeley-Evans Transit, now called Gallop, runs Route 1 along 10th Street with a timed stop at West 10th Street and 35th Avenue, and Route 3 along 35th Avenue with a stop at 35th Avenue and West 10th Street. Both run about every 30 minutes on weekdays and Saturdays, and either stop is a short walk from our door at 38th Avenue. A one-way ride is $1.50, 75 cents for riders 60 and older, and free for everyone 18 and under; UNC and CSU students ride with a campus ID. If a disability keeps you off the fixed routes, ADA paratransit will pick you up at home for $3 each way; apply through the Gallop office at 101 11th Avenue or call (970) 350-9290. Coming from Windsor or Fort Collins on a weekday, the Poudre Express stops at 10th Avenue and 20th Street and at West 10th Street and 69th Avenue, and Route 1 connects from there. Tell our front desk you are riding the bus and we will book a time that fits the schedule.
Places that help Greeley families stay healthy
Good primary care works better alongside the places where people move and gather. The Greeley Recreation Center at 651 10th Avenue has a pool, fitness center, and climbing wall for a $7 day pass, and the Family FunPlex at 1501 65th Avenue adds an indoor walking track that is a safe option for winter walking at any age. The Rodarte Community Center at 920 A Street offers free and low-cost youth programs, the Active Adult Center at 1010 6th Street is $6 a visit for anyone 50 and older, and the Greeley Ice Haus at 900 8th Avenue has public skating most days. The Poudre River Trail runs 21 paved miles from Island Grove Regional Park to Windsor, with an easy access point at Poudre Ponds on North 35th Avenue. The city’s recreation assistance program covers up to $150 a year in program fees for youth on SNAP or WIC, seniors on a limited income, and residents with a disability; call (970) 336-4206 to apply. If your provider recommends more activity for blood pressure, blood sugar, or mood, these are the places we point to.
Health events and help this November
Open enrollment for 2027 Connect for Health Colorado plans runs November 1, 2026 through January 15, 2027, and you need to enroll by December 15 for coverage that starts January 1. Weld County Human Services at 315 North 11th Avenue helps with Health First Colorado (Medicaid) applications, Monday through Friday 8 to 5, at (970) 352-1551, and the Weld County Area Agency on Aging offers Medicare counseling at (970) 400-6950 while the Medicare enrollment window is open. The Weld County health department immunization clinic at 1555 North 17th Avenue takes appointments at (970) 400-6420 and does not turn away any child for routine vaccines because of inability to pay. The Weld County Public Health Mobile Unit offers free A1C, cholesterol, blood pressure, and oxygen screenings at community stops, including Living Stone Church in Pierce on November 18 from 10 to 11:30. Vitalant’s Greeley blood donation center at 1831 65th Avenue is open seven days a week. And on Thanksgiving morning, the NCMC Turkey Trot 5K starts at 9 a.m. on the east side of North Colorado Medical Center at 1801 16th Street, with proceeds going to cardiac and pulmonary rehab. Whether you have Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, or no coverage at all, call us. A real person at our Greeley front desk answers, we quote self-pay prices up front, and we speak Spanish.
Becoming a Primary Care Patient in Three Steps
Call (970) 888-0399
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory. We check your insurance and request your records.
Come in for Your First Visit
Bring your ID, insurance card, and medication list. Labs can often be drawn the same day.
Stay With One Team
Follow-ups, results, and future visits with providers who already know you.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
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Primary care in Greeley: frequently asked questions
Where is NOCO Healthcare primary care in Greeley?
NOCO Healthcare primary care is at 1130 38th Ave STE A, Greeley, CO 80634. We are open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and see patients from Greeley, Evans, Windsor, Eaton, and the rest of Weld County. Call (970) 888-0399 and a real person at our front desk answers.
Is NOCO Healthcare accepting new primary care patients in Greeley?
NOCO Healthcare is accepting new primary care patients in Greeley. New patients are usually seen within the week, and there is no membership fee to become a patient. Call (970) 888-0399 and our front desk will get you scheduled and request records from your previous office.
Who are the primary care providers at NOCO Healthcare?
Our primary care providers in Greeley are board-certified family nurse practitioners (FNP-C) and nursing staff, led by founder Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, who has more than 25 years of experience. If you are searching for a primary care doctor in Greeley, our nurse practitioners provide the same everyday primary care and coordinate specialist referrals when needed.
Does NOCO Healthcare primary care accept Medicaid?
NOCO Healthcare primary care accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans in Greeley. We verify your coverage before your first visit. Self-pay patients get pricing up front and can use Cherry payment plans.
Can I get a same-day primary care appointment in Greeley?
Same-day primary care appointments in Greeley are often available at NOCO Healthcare. We are a small private practice and hold openings every weekday for patients who need to be seen now. Call in the morning for the best chance of getting in that day.
Do you do lab work at your Greeley primary care office?
We do lab work at our Greeley primary care office, so most blood draws happen during your visit instead of at a separate lab appointment. Your provider reviews the results and follows up with you directly.
What does primary care in Greeley at NOCO Healthcare include?
Primary care in Greeley at NOCO Healthcare includes annual physicals, preventive screenings, lab work, chronic condition management for diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid, and asthma, sick visits, women's health, pediatric care, DOT and sports physicals, and virtual visits.
What is the difference between primary care and family practice?
Primary care is your first stop for any health concern. Family practice is primary care for every age, from infants to grandparents, in one practice. NOCO Healthcare is both: a primary care office in Greeley that sees the whole family.
Do I need a referral to become a primary care patient?
You do not need a referral to become a primary care patient at NOCO Healthcare. Call (970) 888-0399 or book online. If your insurance requires you to name a primary care provider, we can be that provider.
Can I switch to NOCO Healthcare from another primary care office?
You can switch to NOCO Healthcare from another primary care office at any time. Tell our front desk where you were seen before, and we will request your records so your new provider has your history before your first visit.
Which Greeley neighborhoods does NOCO Healthcare serve?
NOCO Healthcare serves every Greeley neighborhood from one office at 1130 38th Ave on the west side, including Downtown, the University District, Glenmere, Sunrise, Bittersweet, Westmoor, Highland Hills, Fox Run, Promontory, St. Michael's, Kelly Farm, Hunters Cove, Northridge Estates, and Poudre River Ranch, plus Evans, Windsor, Eaton, and the rest of Weld County.Can I get to NOCO Healthcare on the Greeley bus?
You can reach NOCO Healthcare on Greeley-Evans Transit (Gallop) Route 1 along 10th Street or Route 3 along 35th Avenue; both stop at 35th Avenue and West 10th Street, a short walk from our office at 38th Avenue. Rides are $1.50, free for riders 18 and under, and ADA paratransit is available for $3 each way.What illnesses are going around Greeley right now?
Flu is going around Greeley and the rest of Colorado early this season. For the week ending October 24, 2026, the state reported 94 flu hospital admissions, 48 for COVID-19, and 5 for RSV, with flu-like illness highest in children under 5. NOCO Healthcare tests for flu, strep, COVID-19, and RSV in the office and offers flu and COVID-19 vaccines at any visit.Ready for a primary care office that knows your name?
We are accepting new patients in Greeley, with same-week visits, labs in the office, and a front desk that answers. Call and we will get you started.
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