HCA HealthONE Rose

04/27/2026

For Tom and Brent, food had always been a love language: shared meals, new restaurants, and time together around the table. But over the years, that love came with growing health challenges that were harder to ignore. After decades of weight fluctuations and rising health concerns, the couple made a life‑changing decision: this time, they would take the journey together.

At HCA HealthONE Denver Center for Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery, the team partnered with Tom and Brent on a personalized path forward. Through advanced bariatric procedures — including a gastric sleeve and a duodenal switch — combined with nutritional guidance and long‑term support, both men found the tools they needed to reset their relationship with food and reclaim their health.

Read more about their health journey together and what their lives look like today: https://bit.ly/4vVd6l8. As the leading bariatric surgery practice in the greater Denver region, the experienced team at HCA HealthONE Denver Center for Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery has worked with more than 20,000 individuals who were ready to change their lives permanently and effectively.

04/24/2026

If you’re navigating , compassionate fertility specialists across our broader HCA Healthcare network are here to help. Infertility usually means:

🔸You’re under 35 and have been trying to conceive for 12 months
🔸You’re 35 or older and have been trying to conceive for six months

Our fertility specialists provide evaluation, testing and individualized treatment based on your health history and goals. Find an expert and schedule an appointment to learn more about your options: https://bit.ly/4sYVen1

04/23/2026

When the unexpected changed everything, Brion Jefferson needed more than medical treatment; he needed a team that believed in what was still possible.

At HCA HealthONE Rose, Brion found caregivers who met him with compassion, advanced expertise, and an unwavering commitment to his recovery. Through coordinated care, innovative treatment, and constant encouragement, his care team focused not only on healing the body, but on restoring confidence, independence, and hope.

Brion’s journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is rarely walked alone. It’s built through trust, partnership, and the dedication of caregivers who refuse to give up on their patients — especially when the road is hard. Today, Brion’s story reflects resilience, strength, and what can happen when expert care is delivered with heart.

💙 Read Brion’s full story: https://bit.ly/4vI5OBr

Across our greater HCA HealthONE network, we provide specialized outpatient treatment for patients with chronic, non-healing wounds due to burns, diabetes, infections, or injuries.

04/22/2026

A simple risk assessment could make a life-saving difference.

Even with a clear mammogram and genetic testing, some people may still be at higher risk for breast cancer. That’s why knowing your personal risk and asking for additional screening when needed matters: https://bit.ly/4mKFvGF

When caught early, breast cancer survival rates can be over 90 percent. It’s a simple reminder: ask questions, know your risk, and advocate for yourself. Learn more about recommended cancer screenings: https://bit.ly/4u3a2Sf

Olivia Munn is calling attention to a breast cancer test and one Colorado doctor tells Denver7 it's a good thing she's doing so.

04/22/2026

If you’re starting , you may be feeling a mix of emotions and uncertainty. That’s normal – and your emotional well-being matters as much as your physical care.

Get tips to feel more prepared, manage stress and move through each stage of your fertility journey with greater confidence: https://bit.ly/3QUK7xR.

04/21/2026

04/21/2026

Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at HCA HealthONE Rose was honored recently in the most meaningful way: with the Hometown Heroes Award, presented by a local Girl Scout troop! The young scouts also presented our NICU team with wonderful handmade posters and lots of cookies to share!

During their visit, the scouts met with our nurse leaders and learned firsthand what it takes to care for our tiniest Rose Baby patients. They explored NICU technology like the Giraffe incubator, saw tiny preemie diapers, blood pressure cuffs, and hats. They came prepared with lots of questions and lots of curiosity. Next, the girls were able to get up close and personal with a NICU baby through an observation window. The baby, nicknamed Bear, had been with us for 37 days and was preparing to discharge the following day, and his parents were gracious enough to let the eager girls dote over him.

We also had the chance to meet one of our own Rose Babies: a Girl Scout shared that she was a Rose Baby and spent time in our NICU 10 years ago! Her story is living proof of the lasting impact of compassionate, expert neonatal care, and we were so fortunate to meet her and her mother!

Thank you, Girl Scout Troop 68350, for the incredible honor and for taking time to visit us! Girl Scouts Girl Scouts of Colorado

04/21/2026

the American Cancer Society reports that colorectal cancer is increasing by 2% each year in people ages 50-54 and in those younger than 50? The good news is that simple steps can help lower your risk. We're sharing five ways to start protecting your health today.

We’re proud to be part of our broader HCA Healthcare system of care, where caregivers at Sarah Cannon Cancer Network treat more than 130,000 cancer patients each year. That expertise means if screening ever leads to a diagnosis, you’ll have access to coordinated care and guidance from trusted cancer specialists.

If you have questions about colon cancer screening or symptoms, schedule an appointment with a primary care doctor or a colorectal specialist: https://bit.ly/4eBb0Rf

04/20/2026

"She was the size of a Snickers bar." This is how Shayla's father described her at birth in 1992. For Shayla Fields, a challenging health journey brought fear and uncertainty but also extraordinary support — from her parents and from the caregivers at HCA HealthONE Rose's NICU.

At less than 2 pounds, baby Shayla found a care team that showed up with skill, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to her well‑being. Every step of the way, her caregivers focused not just on treatment, but on listening, reassurance, and truly understanding what mattered most to her. Along with her dedicated parents, Christy and Todd, Shayla found strength in a moment when she needed it most.

Today, her story is one of resilience, healing, and hope — a powerful reminder of what’s possible when expert care is delivered with heart. 📺 Watch Shayla’s full story: https://bit.ly/4cFQpZF

At HCA HealthONE Rose, stories like Shayla’s reflect our promise to care for the whole person, every time. With more than 90 NICUs across our larger network, HCA Healthcare, we are committed to providing specialized care to newborns born prematurely or sick. Within our system, we have NICUs spanning from Level I to Level IV, meaning that regardless of hospital of birth, we are equipped to get infants the care they need when they need it.

04/17/2026

“This is why I became a nurse - to be here, in moments like this.”

Here is to the moments that remind us that care goes far beyond medicine: it’s human, it’s powerful, and it’s deeply personal. This video captures just a glimpse of the moments our colleagues experienced while on a medical mission in Honduras.

🌏✈💊 That same spirit of service continues. We're partnering with Project C.U.R.E. once again to send colleagues on a medical mission trip to San Lucas Tolimán, Guatemala! At HCA HealthONE, excellence isn’t limited to our hospitals — it’s reflected in our willingness to serve wherever the need is greatest. These missions embody who we are: a community of caregivers committed to making a difference, together. In 2024 alone, HCA Healthcare colleagues volunteered 240,000 hours and contributed $18 million to community organizations — matched by HCA Healthcare.

04/16/2026

As part of HCA Healthcare, we believe that collaboration is the key to meaningful change. Our colleagues work together to deliver care that improves lives and inspires progress — for our patients, families and each other. With approximately 320,000 colleagues at HCA Healthcare, we leverage our scale to share best practices and innovate across the continuum of care. At HCA HealthONE Rose, this approach is evident in our recent infection prevention milestones:

✔ 3 years without MRSA (3/30)
✔ 3 years without CAUTI (catheter-associated urinary tract infection (3/31)
‌✔ 1 year without a C-diff infection (3/26)
✔ 2 years without CLABSI (central line-associated bloodstream infection (5/19)

This commitment to quality excellence has also led to recognition as one of 6 hospitals in Colorado with the lowest CAUTI rates: https://bit.ly/4vE11Ru

These milestones reflect more than numbers — they represent lives protected, complications prevented and a relentless focus on doing what’s right for every patient, every time. We are proud of our colleagues whose dedication, vigilance and teamwork make safer care possible every day.

04/15/2026

screening now begins at age 45 for people at average risk? Experts usually recommend a colonoscopy every 10 years or a flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years. Depending on your risk, other tests may be appropriate – your doctor can help determine the best option for you. Learn what to expect from each screening method: https://bit.ly/4czPIBc

Across our broader system of care, HCA Healthcare’s Sarah Cannon Cancer Network treats more than 130,000 cancer patients each year. Should you ever face a diagnosis, you won’t be alone – you’ll have access to a connected network of caregivers, dedicated to your well-being.

➡️ Ready to take the first step? Find a primary care doctor near you and schedule an appointment today with one of our colorectal specialists: https://bit.ly/4dQ2Tjx