Family Medicine | Loveland

Family medicine for Loveland, from an independent practice

Family medicine in Loveland increasingly means a large system, a provider who changes every year, and a portal message instead of a conversation. NOCO Healthcare is the other kind of practice. We are a family medicine clinic in Greeley, about 30 minutes east on US-34, founded and run by Sheree Montoya, a board-certified family nurse practitioner who cares for newborns, kids, adults, and grandparents in the same office. Loveland patients who found us for one visit tend to stay, because it turns out the thing they were missing was a provider who remembers them.

Same-day and next-day appointments are held every weekday. Video visits cover the things that do not need a drive. And when you call, a person answers.

What a family medicine practice does

Family medicine is primary care without an age limit. Our nurse practitioner handles annual physicals and wellness visits, chronic conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, and thyroid disease, sick visits for infections and injuries, immunizations on the CDC schedule, school and sports physicals, DOT physicals, women’s health, and the everyday questions that do not fit anywhere else. If a problem needs a specialist, we refer, send the records, and stay the home base. Our explainer on what makes a family medicine provider different goes deeper if you are deciding between a family practice and an internist or pediatrician.

Children and teens

Kids are seen here for well-child visits, immunizations, same-day sick visits, and sports physicals, by the same provider who sees their parents. That continuity is the whole advantage of family medicine: the allergies that run in the family, the asthma a sibling had, the stress at home that shows up in a teenager are all visible to one person. Our Loveland pediatric clinic page covers children’s care in detail.

Adults and ongoing conditions

For adults, family medicine is mostly about prevention and management. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, thyroid, weight, and mood are tracked over time by a provider who knows what normal looks like for you. Medication management is done thoughtfully, with refills that do not require a fight. Lab work is ordered and reviewed in the same chart. When something acute comes up, our urgent care for Loveland page explains how same-day visits work, and for the small stuff, a video visit keeps you off US-34.

Why Loveland patients choose a Greeley family practice

It is rarely about distance. It is about being able to get in, being seen by the same person, and having someone answer the phone. NOCO Healthcare is purposely small and independent. We hold same-day appointments for people who call that morning, we offer video visits for the days the drive does not make sense, and we run on a simple rule: treat every patient like a person, not a number. Our Loveland primary care page describes the practice from the primary care side, and our guide to finding a primary care provider may help if you are comparing options.

Insurance and cost

We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans. Preventive visits and immunizations are typically covered in full. If you are uninsured or between plans, ask for the self-pay rate when you call. We will tell you what a visit costs before you book it.

Getting started

Call (970) 888-0399, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tell us you are a new patient from Loveland and whether you need to be seen for something specific or want to establish care. We will schedule a first visit, send any paperwork electronically, and request records from your previous practice if you would like. If you would rather meet us on video first, that works too.