Health and Wellness

Suzanne Carter, MA, LPC |  There are many things that harm or kill relationships, but ignoring someone or choosing to not respond is a major killer. Lately, I have heard people say: “Well, I am […]

By Dr. Ann Childress, M.D. Approximately 6 million children in the United States have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, better known as ADHD. As many as 5% of adults also live with the condition. The good news is […]

  Melissa Bailey, KFF Health News May 24, 2023 When John Mestas’ ancestors moved to Colorado over 100 years ago to raise sheep in the San Luis Valley, they “hit paradise,” he said. “There was […]

  Eric Galatas | Colorado News Connection A national training program with deep roots in Colorado is partnering with colleges and universities in an effort to bring more people into healthcare careers. Elena Thomas Faulkner […]

Eric Galatas | KHN Community advisory committees across rural Colorado are working to better understand the mental-health needs for community members including farmers, ranchers, and veterans, and to connect them with the help they need. […]

Suzanne Carter | MA, LPC Therapist & Unity Minister A few years ago, right after I was “laid off” (read fired), I was told by someone that they were no longer in a “relationship” with […]

By Claire Cleveland | KFF Health News In Glenwood Springs, Colorado, registered nurse Katie Laven answers calls from people who’ve started the two-pill medication abortion regimen and want to stop the process. “They are just in […]

UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital was recently re-designated as a Magnet hospital, making it one of just 13 hospitals worldwide to have earned this prestigious recognition at least six times. The American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Magnet […]

The House today advanced legislation on a preliminary vote to bolster community-based health care services across the state. “Large non-profit hospital systems must invest in community-based programs to qualify for tax exemptions, but broad guidelines […]