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Coffee with Andrea Burch, President of Intermountain Lutheran Hospital

Each month, Andrea Burch, President of InterMountain Lutheran Hospital, shares insights on healthcare innovation, community wellness initiatives, and behind-the-scenes updates on how the new hospital is taking shape. From medical breakthroughs to heartfelt patient stories, this interview connects our readers with the pulse of local healthcare. Caring for the behavioral health needs of our communities

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Katie Cain November 5, 2025
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Keeping the Mind Active as We Age

Aging is an expected part of life; we know that we will age but we may not know what aging may entail. As we are all different, we may not age in the same way as our peers, or we may not exhibit the same signs of aging as our peers. As we get older,

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Mackenzie Bevers November 5, 2025
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Give Thanks for Your Smile: How Oral Health Supports Whole-Body Wellness

As the season of gratitude approaches, many of us pause to reflect on the people, experiences, and blessings we hold dear. One thing that often gets overlooked, however, is our smile. Beyond lighting up family photos and holiday gatherings, your oral health plays a crucial role in your overall well-being—from your heart and brain to

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Brittany Johnson November 5, 2025
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The Weight of Words

My brother died in the days leading up to Thanksgiving, and for a few days, the holiday spared me from having to break the news to anyone beyond our family and those closest to him. But as Monday drew near, I wrestled with how to tell my team I wouldn’t be back to work yet

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Kelli Curl November 5, 2025
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Permission to Rest and Let the Lightness In

As I’ve been connecting with clients, mentors, and friends the last few weeks it feels like everyone has reached a soul level of exhaustion. No matter what they do they can’t seem to shake it. Are you feeling it too? We’re nearing the end of a very emotionally and physically chaotic year where many people

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Nicole Beaudin November 5, 2025
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Coffee with Andrea Burch, President of Intermountain Lutheran Hospital

Each month, Andrea Burch, President of InterMountain Lutheran Hospital, shares insights on healthcare innovation, community wellness initiatives, and behind-the-scenes updates on how the new hospital is taking shape. From medical breakthroughs to heartfelt patient stories, this interview connects our readers with the pulse of local healthcare. How many K-9 units do you have at the

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Katie Cain October 1, 2025
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Caring for Families from the Start

Bringing home a new baby is one of life’s most joyful milestones—and one of the most overwhelming. Around the country, nurses with the Family Connects program have had the privilege of meeting thousands of families during this incredibly special and vulnerable time. Whether it’s the first baby or the fourth, each family deserves support, reassurance

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Lucy Funk October 1, 2025
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Moving to Long-Term Care

As we age, we experience changes in every aspect of our life. Changes such as our appearance can be easier to accept. We expect this change and can observe the same changes to those around us. There are some changes, such as a decline in mobility and ability to complete activities of daily life, that

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Mackenzie Bevers October 1, 2025
Health

The Mental Toll of Untreated Hearing Loss

Untreated hearing loss impacts more than physical health.  Beyond the physical dangers of untreated hearing loss, including doubling the risk of developing dementia, professionals also notice its effect on mental health.  Hearing centers like HearingLife, located in Wheat Ridge, inform customers about the connection between untreated hearing loss and mental health concerns.  A large poster

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Zoe Jennings October 1, 2025
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Wound and Hyperbaric Medicine Clinic Coming to Lutheran

For many people, a minor cut or a sore that breaks the skin isn’t a large cause for concern. With basic medical attention and keeping the site clean, the wound heals on its own.  For others, a wound that won’t heal can be cause for great concern. About 8 million people in the U.S. live

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Matthew Ethington October 1, 2025
Health

Define What Prosperity Means for You

Have you ever stopped to think what a prosperous life would look like for you? Or ever defined  your why behind working as hard as you do on what you do every day? One of the best ways we align with and stay true to our happiest path is by defining things on our own

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Nicole Beaudin October 1, 2025
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Softwave Therapy: A New Approach to Shoulder Pain Relief

What began as a minor inconvenience soon escalated into a daily challenge. At first, it was just a subtle pinch in my shoulder, appearing every few days and quickly dismissed. But as the discomfort grew more frequent—eventually surfacing with almost every movement—my concern deepened. My immediate thought was, “Oh no, not again.” For anyone who

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Guy Nahmiach September 3, 2025
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Coffee with Andrea Burch, President of Intermountain Lutheran Hospital

Each month, Andrea Burch, President of InterMountain Lutheran Hospital, shares insights on healthcare innovation, community wellness initiatives, and behind-the-scenes updates on how the new hospital is taking shape. From medical breakthroughs to heartfelt patient stories, this interview connects our readers with the pulse of local healthcare. How many people are admitted (in patients) to Lutheran

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Guy Nahmiach September 3, 2025
Health

Fall Transitions and Moods

While the upcoming fall season means the arrival of pumpkin spice, it can also result in the arrival of a fall transitional period for older adults. Fall acts as a transitional period between summer and winter, resulting in a variety of changes such as weather and available daylight. For seniors, fall can bring feelings of

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Mackenzie Bevers September 3, 2025
Health

Small Ways to Show Up for Survivors of Suicide Loss

On November 25, 2024, my world changed in an instant. There was a clear before and after—and suddenly, I was living in the after. That day, my brother died by suicide, leaving behind his daughter, his wife, our parents, my other brother and me. The death of someone you love is never simple. Even when

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Kelli Curl September 3, 2025
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How True is Your Compass?

When we are present, allow ourselves to tune into our bodies more subtle cues, and make space to hear and listen to our intuition we are using our inner compass to guide us on the path that makes our vision for life real.  The path is like any hike in Colorado, full of twists and

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Nicole Beaudin September 3, 2025
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The Hidden Power of Routine Lab Work

While it seems mundane, routine lab work is essential to good health. You might not feel ill when your provider recommends a blood screening, but there can be underlying changes occurring. Think of routine lab work as eavesdropping on your body’s internal conversations. While you feel perfectly normal, your blood is carrying countless messages about

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Zachary Mattka September 3, 2025
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Humble Healer: Dr. Jennifer Caskey’s Name Joins Lutheran’s Breast Care Center

In early 2025, Lutheran Medical Center named its new Breast Care Center after oncologist and hematologist Dr. Jennifer Caskey. Caskey, who has been involved with the Lutheran Hospital Foundation since her retirement in 2017, wasn’t eager for the recognition. She preferred to stay out of the spotlight. “She practiced what she preached,” said her colleague

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Zoe Jennings September 3, 2025
Health

Zirconia vs. Titanium Dental Implants: Understanding the Differences

Dental implants have become the gold standard for replacing missing teeth, offering both function and natural aesthetics. With advances in materials and technology, patients now face more choices—especially when it comes to deciding between titanium and zirconia implants. These two materials differ in structure, performance, and biocompatibility, making it important to understand the pros and

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Dr. Kevin Schwandt August 6, 2025
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Back to School Vaccinations Required For Your Child

Back to school season is a good time to schedule a well-child checkup to ensure your child’s physical and mental health.  “Well-child” visits focus on developmental milestones, and present an opportunity for a comprehensive evaluation and discussion about the child’s wellbeing. They’re also a great time to complete medical forms required for some school activities

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Brian T. Gablehouse August 6, 2025
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Coffee with Andrea Burch, President of Intermountain Lutheran Hospital

Each month, Andrea Burch, President of InterMountain Lutheran Hospital, shares insights on healthcare innovation, community wellness initiatives, and behind-the-scenes updates on how the new hospital is taking shape. From medical breakthroughs to heartfelt patient stories, this interview connects our readers with the pulse of local healthcare. What does it mean to be a nonprofit health

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Guy Nahmiach August 6, 2025
Community

Coffee with Andrea Burch, President of 
Intermountain Lutheran Hospital

Each month, Andrea Burch, President of InterMountain Lutheran Hospital, shares insights on healthcare innovation, community wellness initiatives, and behind-the-scenes updates on how the new hospital is taking shape. From medical breakthroughs to heartfelt patient stories, this interview connects our readers with the pulse of local healthcare. Do Lutheran employees that spent so many years at

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Guy Nahmiach July 1, 2025
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