NOCO Healthcare
Family Practice in Greeley
One Greeley family practice for well-child visits, sports physicals, adult checkups, women’s health, and senior care, all under one roof.
Family Practice in Greeley for Every Age Under Your Roof
Our family practice in Greeley cares for the whole household, from a newborn’s first well-child visit to a grandparent’s blood pressure check. NOCO Healthcare is a small, women-owned family medicine practice at 1130 38th Ave, Suite A, and our family nurse practitioners can see parents and kids alike.
When one team knows your family’s history, patterns are easier to spot. A parent’s diabetes, a child’s asthma, a teen’s sports injury: it all lives in one place, with one team that follows up.
This page explains what family medicine in Greeley looks like at NOCO, who you will see, and how to get every member of your household started.
Family Practice Greeley: Key Points
- Our Greeley family practice sees patients of every age, from babies at their first well-child visits through teens, adults, and seniors.
- Family medicine in Greeley at NOCO includes immunizations, sports physicals, chronic condition care, and women's health.
- Family nurse practitioners (FNP-C) provide our family practice care, and the same provider can see parents and children.
- Our Greeley family medicine practice accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most major plans, with same-day appointments usually available on weekdays.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
What Family Medicine in Greeley Covers, From Babies to Seniors
Family medicine is primary care built around the whole family. Instead of separate clinics for each person, one practice follows everyone over time. Here is what that looks like at NOCO.
Because our family nurse practitioners are trained across the lifespan, a single provider can see your toddler in the morning and you in the afternoon, and both visits feed one family history.
Babies, Kids, and Teens
We see babies from their first well-child visits, keep immunizations on schedule, handle sick visits, and complete sports physicals in Greeley before the season starts. Our pediatric clinic in Greeley page has more on care for kids.
Adults
Annual physicals, preventive screenings, lab work, and steady management of high blood pressure, diabetes, and thyroid problems. Our adult primary care office in Greeley page covers adult services in depth.
Sick Visits for the Whole Household
When a bug moves through the house, call first and we will usually find same-day times. One provider can often see siblings back to back and spot what the whole family is passing around.
Women’s Health
Birth control, including IUD placement, hormone concerns, and pelvic floor care are part of our women’s clinic in Greeley. We do not provide prenatal or obstetric care, so pregnant patients are referred to an obstetrician.
Seniors
We accept Medicare and focus on helping older adults stay independent, with medication reviews, chronic condition care, and the screenings that matter at each age. When a parent’s needs change, we keep adult children informed with the patient’s permission and coordinate with other providers they see.
Our Family's Care Is Scattered Across Four Different Clinics
The kids go one place, you go another, and your parent sees someone across town. Nobody has the full picture, so you end up as the messenger, repeating histories and chasing records between appointments.
At our Greeley family practice, one team can see everyone, from the baby to the grandparent. Allergies, family history, and medications live in one place. You stop being the go-between, and your family gets care that connects.
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Family Practice vs. General Practice: What Is the Difference?
The terms get used interchangeably. General practice usually means a provider who treats a wide range of health issues. Family practice goes a step further: it is continuous, comprehensive care for every member of a family across every stage of life.
That continuity is the point. When the same team has watched your child grow, managed your blood pressure, and checked on your parent, nobody starts from scratch at each visit. Our blog post on family medicine in Northern Colorado explains how it compares with other types of care.
Continuity also saves time. Your provider already knows which child has a penicillin allergy, which parent is watching their blood sugar, and which grandparent takes a blood thinner. That shared knowledge makes each visit shorter on paperwork and longer on the questions you came in with.
Day to day, a family practice provider is your first call for health concerns. That means preventive care and wellness advice, diagnosis and treatment of illness, health risk assessments, screening tests, immunizations, and practical counseling on sleep, nutrition, and activity for every age in the house.
Searching for a Family Physician in Greeley? Meet Our Family Nurse Practitioners
If you are searching for a family physician in Greeley, it helps to know who you will see here. Our providers are family nurse practitioners (FNP-C), trained to diagnose, treat, prescribe, and follow patients of all ages. They are not physicians, and we say so plainly.
Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, founded NOCO after more than 25 years in healthcare, including emergency room and operative care. She started the practice because she saw patients being treated as units instead of people. Erika Kuhn, FNP-C, is bilingual and sees families in English and Spanish. Se habla español.
Each of our nurse practitioners sees children and adults, so you do not have to split the family between a pediatric clinic and an adult clinic. Ask the front desk who would be the best fit for your household.
Our founder and several of our nurse practitioners are women. If seeing a woman matters to you, tell the front desk when you call.
What If Our Insurance Doesn't Cover Everyone in the House?
Mixed coverage is common: kids on Health First Colorado, one parent on an employer plan, a grandparent on Medicare. It is stressful to wonder whether one practice will take all of you, or whether someone gets left out.
We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major plans, and we offer self-pay options for anyone between plans. Call with each person's card handy, and we will sort out coverage so the whole family can be seen in one place.
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Looking for a Family Doctor Near Me in Greeley? How Scheduling Works
Most people searching for a family doctor near me want a practice that is close and one that can actually get them in. We are at 1130 38th Ave in Greeley, open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Same-day appointments are usually available for sick visits. Call first, since we are not a walk-in clinic.
When you call, ask about booking siblings or a parent in back-to-back slots, so one trip covers more of the family. Many follow-ups can happen by video, while physicals, immunizations, and hands-on exams happen in person.
Video visits help busy families handle follow-ups for medication changes, rashes, and lab results without pulling a child out of school.
For true emergencies like chest pain, trouble breathing, or severe bleeding, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Insurance and Costs at Our Greeley Family Medicine Practice
We accept Medicaid (Health First Colorado), Medicare, and most major insurance plans, so one practice can usually cover kids on Medicaid and grandparents on Medicare. Signing your family up as new patients costs nothing.
For families without coverage, we offer self-pay options and an optional membership at $110 a month, or $200 a month for couples. Our front desk can explain which option makes sense before you book.
Not sure what your plan covers? Call before your first visit. We will check each family member’s coverage so there are no surprises at checkout.
Three Steps to a Greeley Family Practice Home
Call With Everyone's Names
Phone (970) 888-0399, tell us who in the family needs care, and we will set up the first appointments together.
Bring Cards and Shot Records
Bring insurance cards, medication lists, and any immunization records so we can build each person's chart at the first visit.
Grow With One Team
From well-child visits to senior checkups, the same family nurse practitioners follow your household year after year.
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Family Practice in Greeley: FAQ
What Does a Family Practice in Greeley Treat?
A family practice in Greeley like NOCO treats patients of every age for everyday health needs. That includes well-child visits, immunizations, sports physicals, sick visits, annual physicals, chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, and women’s health. When something needs imaging or care we do not offer, we order it or refer you to the right place.
What Is the Difference Between Family Medicine and Primary Care?
Family medicine is a type of primary care that covers every age, from babies to seniors. Primary care is the broader term for your first point of contact in healthcare. At NOCO, our family medicine approach means one Greeley practice can follow your whole household, while our adult primary care page focuses on care for grown-ups.
Is a Family Physician the Same as a Family Nurse Practitioner?
A family physician and a family nurse practitioner both provide family medicine, but they have different training and licenses. A family physician is a medical doctor. Our Greeley providers are family nurse practitioners (FNP-C) who diagnose, treat, prescribe, and care for patients of all ages. If you searched for a family physician, our nurse practitioners provide the everyday care you are looking for.
What Ages Does Your Greeley Family Practice See?
Our Greeley family practice sees every age. We care for babies starting with their first well-child visits, then children, teens, adults, and seniors. Families like having one practice that knows everyone’s history, so siblings, parents, and grandparents can all be seen by the same team at our clinic on 38th Ave.
Can the Whole Family See the Same Family Medicine Provider?
The whole family can see the same family medicine provider at NOCO. Our family nurse practitioners are trained to care for children and adults, so a parent and child can share one provider who knows the household’s history. Erika Kuhn, FNP-C, also sees families in Spanish. Se habla español.
Does Your Greeley Family Medicine Practice Accept Medicaid and Medicare?
Our Greeley family medicine practice accepts Medicaid (Health First Colorado), Medicare, and most major insurance plans. That means kids, parents, and grandparents with different coverage can often all be seen in one place. Becoming a patient is free, and self-pay options are available if anyone in the family is uninsured.
Can I Get a Same-Day Appointment at Your Family Practice?
Same-day appointments at our family practice are usually available for sick visits and minor injuries. Call (970) 888-0399 first, since we are not a walk-in clinic, and a real person at our front desk will answer during office hours. For chest pain, trouble breathing, severe bleeding, or signs of stroke, call 911 or go to the ER.
What Should I Expect at My First Family Practice Visit?
Your first family practice visit at NOCO starts with a full health history, a review of current medications and concerns, and a plan for preventive care. For children, bring immunization records. For everyone, bring an ID, insurance card, and medication list. Your nurse practitioner will explain next steps before you leave.
Does Your Family Practice Offer Sports Physicals and Immunizations?
Our family practice offers sports physicals and immunizations for Greeley kids and teens. We also keep childhood vaccines on schedule during well-child visits and can review school or sports forms at the same appointment. Call ahead before the season starts, since forms are often due on short notice and weekday slots fill up.
What Are the Hours for Your Greeley Family Practice?
Our Greeley family practice is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. We are closed Saturday and Sunday, and we do not offer evening, weekend, or walk-in care. Many follow-ups can be handled by video visit during office hours, while physicals and hands-on exams happen in person at 1130 38th Ave, Suite A.
Your Whole Family, Known and Cared For
When one Greeley practice knows each person in your house, checkups stay on schedule, questions get answered, and nobody falls through the cracks.
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