About Us
Welcome! We are Cynthia Taylor and Taylor Seitz, owners of Taylor Neuro Specialists and Nourish Assisted Living. We are happy to share our journey here with you and invite you to contact us with questions or for tour information.
As speech-language pathologists, dementia care practitioners, and brain injury specialists, we are dedicated to best care practices and serving our residents and their families with person-centered care. We promote dignity, respect, and involvement among residents, family members/loved ones, and the care team at all times. We take pride in having our families actively involved in the care planning process, providing education on their loved one's specific health needs, and maintaining open communication and availability for the resident and their families.
Welcome to Nourish! We are happy you're here.
Taylor Seitz
Taylor graduated with a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology in 2014 from the University of Northern Colorado. She began her career in a comprehensive Level 1 trauma center in Denver during which she lost a family member to ALS. It was when she transitioned to home health care that she and Cynthia met. Taylor's own family and clinical experiences provide her with the dedication and passion for working with individuals with neurological decline and neurodegenerative disease. She has presented at various conferences and symposiums to ensure evidence-based practices are shared. She attends numerous local multi-disciplinary clinics and is highly involved in community events, non-profit organizations, and fundraising. Taylor takes pride in going above and beyond for her patients and their families, believing strongly in personal relationships for optimal patient outcomes.
Cynthia Taylor
Cynthia originally worked in the field of organizational communication and change management. When her grandfather was diagnosed with and passed away from Alzheimer's disease, she discovered that the care available for older adults revealed gaps in care planning, education, and resources for families. She returned to graduate school and obtained a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology in 2009 from the University of Cincinnati. She worked for 8 years in a comprehensive stroke center/Level 1 trauma center in Denver, and later transitioned to home health and long-term acute care settings. Cynthia specializes in creating functional strategies and supports for people living with brain injuries and dementia. She enjoys supervising students, training future practitioners on best practices, and collaborating with other disciplines for overall patient well-being.