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ABOUT

At Longmont United Hospital, our staff members treat the entire patient because
we understand how powerful the connection is between the body, the mind, and the
spirit. As a Planetree Designated® Hospital, our staff members adhere to the
highest possible standards. We are proud of our reputation as a patient-centered
hospital, both in Boulder County and around the nation.

About Our Hospital

Longmont United Hospital


ABOUT OUR HOSPITAL

Longmont United Hospital is a full-service acute care hospital located in
Longmont, Colorado. We have provided high-quality, whole person care for more
than 60 years to Longmont and the surrounding communities. Longmont United
Hospital was one of the first to be designated as a Planetree hospital in
Colorado. This means we provide a person-centered approach in every aspect of
care. Our caregivers treat the entire person because we understand the powerful
connection between the body, mind, and spirit. We combine advanced technology,
innovative treatments, and compassionate healing for patients at every stage of
life.

Longmont United Hospital by the numbers

 * Active Medical Staff: 651
 * Admissions: 4,249
 * FY20 ED visits: 23,470
 * Caregivers: 501
 * Licensed beds: 186
 * Emergency Department: 32 Private rooms
 * Surgical suites: 6 OR suites, 2 dedicated OBGYN/C-section suites 
 * FY21 uncompensated/charity care: $13,183,276

Distinctive Services

Orthopedic & spine care
Gold Seal Certified by The Joint Commission

Breast care center
Nationally accredited by American College
of Surgeons

Emergency care
Level III Trauma Center

Stroke care & neurosciences
Primary Stroke Center designated

Birth center with Level II NICU

Surgical services
Center of Excellence for Robotic Surgery by Surgical Review Corporation

Heart & vascular care


Leaders

Longmont United Hospital


LEADERS

LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP

CHAD HATFIELD

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER


On a mission to elevate the community's well-being through service and
unwavering support, Chad joins us from Northwest Medical Center in Tucson,
Arizona, where he served as CEO of the 300-bed facility. Chad has more than 15
years of experience in high-performing, participative management, team-concept
organizations, and he has led operations for both small and large organizations
including new acquisitions and multi-site locations.

Chad earned a Bachelor of Science in Health Service Administration from West
Virginia University Institute of Technology, and a Master of Science in Health
Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University-Medical College of
Virginia.

DERICK LORENTZ

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER


Derick, who is on a mission to inspire and embrace the complete body and
spiritual wellbeing of others, began his career with Centura Health in 2019,
serving as a regional CFO. In his role, he lead two regional financial teams
that encompassed five hospitals and nine clinics with a focus on building up
department leaders, patient outcomes, hospital efficiencies and financial
sustainability.

Derick has been a valuable member of Centura’s rural team, and his work over the
last four years has been instrumental in driving long-term sustainability for
our Managed Critical Access Hospitals in some of the most challenging rural
markets in Colorado and Kansas.

In addition to his time at Centura, Derick served as the VP of Finance and
Operations at Perkins County Health Systems, and as CFO of Decatur Health
Systems.

Derick earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in accounting
from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. He earned his Associate of Arts and
Science from Colby Community College in Colby, Kansas.

ANTONY PEARSON, MD

CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER


Antony Pearson, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Longmont United Hospital, has
served Longmont and the northern Colorado region for more than 25 years. He
joined the LUH team in June 2020 and brings a breadth of experience as a
practicing physician and as a leader.

Prior to Centura Health, Dr. Pearson was a hospitalist at Mckee Medical Center,
serving as the Regional Hospitalist Director from 2018-2019 and was the Chief of
Staff 2017-2019. In addition to the leadership role at Mckee Medical Center, Dr.
Pearson has been part of numerous oversight and leadership boards and committees
throughout his career. He was a member of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics
Committee, Peer Review Committee, and Chairman of the Internal Medicine
Department at Mckee.

Dr. Pearson earned his medical degree at the University of Minnesota and did his
residency at Baylor College of Medicine. He came to Longmont upon completion of
his residency and practiced internal medicine from 1995-2007. From 2002-2007,
Dr. Pearson was the Chairman of the Medicine Department and Director of the TCU
at Longmont United Hospital.

ALISON BRUCKNER

CHIEF NURSING OFFICER/ CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER


Alison Bruckner, Chief Nursing Officer/Chief Operating Officer, is on a mission
to create an environment of well-being for associates and patients. Ali has over
25 years of experience as a critical care nurse, PICU and NICU nurse, house
supervisor, Director of Emergency Services, COO, and CNO. Before joining the
Centura Health team, Ali most recently worked with Mercy One in Des Moines,
Iowa, as the Market Director of Nursing: Acute Care and Emergency. There, she
provided administrative oversight of 10 Acute Care Departments and three
Emergency Departments, including quality, safety, finance, and engagement
oversight for all departments.

Ali has a Bachelor of Science and Nursing from Clarkson College in Omaha, NE, a
Master of Business Administration from the University of Nebraska, and a
Doctorate of Nursing from Aspen University in Denver.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

HAL BAGLEY

CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES


Hal is the Principal at Elevate2Lead which is a progressive leadership coaching
experience that combines dynamic leadership coaching with strategic business
consultation and management of the self to create heightened personal and
organizational success.  He has first-hand experience with mergers and
navigating the subsequent mission and cultural challenges with clarity. Hal is
also the Founder/Board Chair of Pearl, a 501(c)(3) that provides hope and
stability to single-parent families. Hal received his BSEE from the University
of Colorado, with graduate studies at the University of California, Irvine.

Hal and his wife live in Longmont and have three children and nine
grandchildren.

KEVIN KING

VICE CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES


Kevin has worked at LifeBridge Church in Longmont for the past 16 years.
Previously, he served in Columbus, OH, as the CFO for VOCA Corp and a senior
manager at Ernst & Young with an emphasis in healthcare.

A graduate of Ohio University, Kevin and his wife, Cathy, are owners of Colorado
Art Glass, a custom leaded glass company in Erie, Colorado. Together, they have
three adult children and four grandchildren.

MEREDITH DONAHUE

SECRETARY, BOARD OF TRUSTEES


Meredith has been a member of the LUH Board of Directors since July 2020. She is
a native of Longmont and was born and raised in the community. She graduated
from Colorado State University with a degree in health and exercise science.
Subsequently, she attended Benedictine College in Lisle, IL, where she completed
her master’s in public health with an emphasis in community education. Upon
completing her advanced degree, she moved to Virginia, where her husband
completed his surgical residency in the U.S. Navy while she focused on raising
their two daughters. Upon completing his training, they moved to Okinawa, Japan,
where Meredith was involved with American Welfare and Woman’s Association, a
non-profit focused on positively impacting the Okinawan community. 

Upon returning to the United States, she continued to be active in the community
and their children’s school. In 2016, she returned to her hometown of Longmont.
She became active in A Woman’s Work, a local non-profit whose mission is to be a
timely fund for local women, bridging the gap from need to financial stability.
She currently serves on the Executive Board and has been responsible for
organizing many events in the local area. In addition to her extensive volunteer
work, she works part-time as a kindergarten paraprofessional at Blue Mountain
Elementary school. Meredith enjoys spending time with her husband and two
daughters in her free time. She enjoys all the recreation that Colorado offers
and spends as much time as possible either boating or in the mountains.

SALLY BARBE

BOARD MEMBER


Sally Barbe, BSN, worked at Longmont United Hospital for 41 years in various
nursing roles, retiring in June 2018 as the Orthopedic Service Line Director.
Sally served on many committees during her employment with LUH and is passionate
about quality, safety, and the patient experience. Now that Sally is retired,
she is excited to serve on the LUH Board of Directors with her nursing
background and knowledge of LUH and the surrounding community.

NICK ROBLES

BOARD MEMBER


Nick Robles is currently an Environmental Health Specialist with Boulder County
Public Health and has been an active member in the Longmont Community for
several years. Previously, Nick was a Latino Community Health Specialist with
Boulder County Public Health and a Youth Development Specialist with the Peace
Corps.  Nick has served on several committees in the Boulder County and Longmont
area and is looking forward to providing perspective about community health
needs to the LUH Board of Directors.

SACHIN TALUSANI, MD

BOARD MEMBER


Dr. Sachin K. Talusani is a board-certified radiologist with fellowship training
in body imaging. He has lived and practiced in the Longmont community for 21
years. He has served as Medical Staff President and is currently Vice President
of Colorado Imaging Associates. He enjoys the outdoors, snowboarding, tennis,
golf, and travel, along with spending time with his wife, children, and Bichon
Frise.

CHRIS THOMSON, MD

BOARD MEMBER


Chris Thomson, MD, is on a mission to constantly pursue better with a servant’s
heart and dreamer’s imagination and formerly served as the Centura Group Vice
President and Physician Executive for the Greater Colorado and Kansas Group.
Chris has a depth of experience in hospital and health system leadership.

Prior to joining Centura in 2021, Chris served as the Senior Vice President and
System Chief Medical Officer for Centura Health, Inc., based in Lynchburg, VA,
where he led clinical care across the system for 12 departments and service
lines and oversaw a medical staff of over 1,200 members. He focused on
developing a clinical delivery model engineered for success in a value-based
environment.

Chris has a passion for global healthcare and has spent considerable time in
China, Africa, and the Caribbean developing systems of quality care in austere
environments. He founded a company dedicated to providing sustainable healthcare
to global clients and holds multiple patents supporting quality healthcare.

Chris earned a bachelor of science in biology and psychology from the College of
William & Mary, a master of science in physiology and biophysics, and a Doctor
of Medicine from the Medical College of Virginia. He completed a residency in
emergency medicine at Carolinas Medical Center Department of Emergency
Medicine.  Chris also earned his master of business administration in general
management from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.

TOM GESSEL

BOARD MEMBER


Tom Gessel, MHA, became Group President for Centura Health in October 2017
following a year of serving as Senior Vice President of Operations and Network
Development for Centura Health and four years as President and Chief Executive
Officer of Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango.  He has also served as the
executive sponsor of human resources for Centura Health.

In his current role, Tom provides operational leadership to the Greater Colorado
and Kansas Group, which includes Longmont United Hospital in Longmont, Mercy
Regional Medical Center in Durango, and Penrose—St. Francis Health Services in
Colorado Springs, St. Anthony Summit Medical Center in Frisco, ST. Catherine
Hospital and Bob Wilson Memorial Grant Hospital in western Kansas, St.
Mary-Corwin Medical Center in Pueblo, and St. Thomas More Hospital in Cañon
City.  Tom’s commitment to delivering whole person care provides a critical
foundation to grow and connect services and resources in these markets and
supports our mission-driven associates and physicians in building healthy
communities.

Prior to joining Centura Health, Tom had extensive regional health system and
network development experience in both urban and rural markets in Kentucky,
Ohio, Tennessee, and Virginia.  He earned a bachelor’s degree from the
University of Akron and a master’s degree in health administration from Medical
College of Virginia —Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a fellow in the
American College of Healthcare Executives.

MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS

ADAM RUSH, MD

PRESIDENT, MEDICAL STAFF


Dr. Rush has been an Emergency Physician at LUH for the last 12 years. He began
his medical career in the late 90s as a technician in the ER and had the
opportunity to learn the value of every member of the medical team throughout
two decades of experience. Dr. Rush became the Medical Staff President in
January 2020, just as COVID was being identified as a serious threat. He is
constantly impressed with the resilience of hospital providers — nurses,
technicians, doctors, and all the ancillary services — as the struggles and
fears of this last year and a half have affected everyone. Dr. Rush’s mission is
to foster an environment where effective teams can provide excellent patient
care. In doing this, he wants to ensure LUH is the best location to get medical
services for the citizens of Longmont and its surrounding communities.

DAVID DONAHUE, DO

PRESIDENT-ELECT


David Donahue, DO, FACS, believes the best approach to care starts by building a
trusting relationship between the provider and patient. Dr. Donahue recognizes
that surgery may be a frightening experience for some. That is why he ensures
that his patients are fully informed about their surgical conditions and fully
understand their options, including non-operative options when available. 

Dr. Donahue manages routine and complicated general surgery conditions, has a
strong interest in minimally invasive surgical procedures and is one of the
leading robotic general surgeons in the area. He leverages this advanced
technology in a vast majority of his practice, including hernia surgery,
gallbladder, and biliary surgeries. He also incorporates robotic technology into
surgeries that involve the small intestine, stomach, and colon for both cancer
and benign conditions with improved outcomes and faster recovery. 

Dr. Donahue received his bachelor of arts in molecular, cellular, and
developmental biology from the University of Colorado in Boulder. He earned his
medical degree from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in Downers
Grove, IL. Dr. Donahue traveled to Portsmouth, VA, and completed his residency
training at the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. After completing his residency,
he was an active-duty Navy surgeon for four years, including a combat deployment
to Afghanistan. He is currently obtaining his master's in business
administration from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, CO.

Dr. Donahue enjoys spending time with his family and enjoying all that Colorado
offers. He likes skiing in the winter and boating and hiking in the summer. Dr.
Donahue also enjoys traveling whenever possible.

HANS ELZINGA, MD

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT, CHIEF OF STAFF



Volunteer

Longmont United Hospital


VOLUNTEER

Thank you for your interest in the Longmont United Hospital’s volunteer program.
We are proud of our volunteers and the roles they play in our hospital. Your
willingness to share your time and talent makes a huge difference in the mission
of our hospital.

The Volunteer Services department is committed to providing equal opportunity
for all applicants. Volunteer Services has the responsibility to recruit the
most qualified volunteers, determine their capabilities, and make assignments
accordingly.

Please contact our Volunteer Office if you have any
questions: 303-651-5205 or luhvolunteeroffice@centura.org

Apply now - adult volunteer program

Apply now - junior volunteer program

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS & APPLICATION PROCESS

Volunteer requirements

 * Must be at least 16 years of age and enrolled in high school for the junior
   volunteer program
 * Must be 18 years of age or older for the adult volunteer program
 * Friendly and customer-service oriented
 * Adult program: Provide a minimum of a six-month commitment to volunteer
 * Junior program: Committed to volunteer once a week for the duration of the
   session:
   * Fall (September through December)
   * Spring (late January through April)
   * Summer (June through August)
 * Honest, reliable, and able to be professional in all interactions
 * Ability to maintain confidential information
 * Physically able to be on your feet, as needed, some areas more than others

Application process

 * Complete application
 * Interview with hospital staff
 * Pass TB and background screening, provided by the hospital
 * Have an annual flu vaccine
 * Provide proof of COVID vaccinations
 * Follow the dress code and wear required volunteer uniform
 * Complete orientation and service training
 * Please note: Volunteer opportunities are not clinical internships or
   rotations.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES & PROGRAMS

Volunteer opportunities are subject to change:

 * Gift Shop
 * TAILS: Therapy Dog program
 * LAUNCH
 * Caring Clowns
 * Hand Arts of sewing or knitting items (at home)
 * Pharmacy
 * Patient Ambassador
 * Emergency Room Volunteer
 * Day Surgery
 * Entertainment Cart
 * Birthplace
 * Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
 * Main Welcome Desk
 * Surgery Waiting Room
 * Registration Desks
 * Volunteer Office
 * Messenger Service
 * Special Projects

THERAPY DOGS: TAILS PROGRAM

Thank you for your interest in the Longmont United Hospital (LUH) therapy dog
program. TAILS (Therapy Animals In Loving Service) has been delivering smiles to
patients, visitors, and staff since 2002. We currently have more than 35 teams.

Therapy dogs must be calm, obedient, and not easily distracted. They must love
meeting many kinds of people. They should know basic commands, walk calmly on a
loose lead, and be easily managed by their handlers in varied settings. For our
program, dogs must be at least 2 years old; handlers must be at least 18 years
old or at least 14 years old and accompanied by a parent. 

TAILS handlers are hospital volunteers. All volunteers must attend the
hospital’s orientation program, complete a background check, be tested for TB
and get a flu shot each year. LUH is a drug-free and tobacco-free workplace.

All therapy dog teams MUST be registered with a national therapy dog
registration association. Registration provides liability insurance when you do
volunteer work with your dog. Recognized registries for our programs include:

 * Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD) 
 * Pet Partners

Not all dogs are suited for this kind of work. Nor are all handlers. Before
contacting us, we strongly recommend that you read “Dog Assisted Therapy: Is
Your Dog a Good Fit?” It is an excellent article by Patricia McConnell, PhD. It
is available online. 

For more information, contact Longmont's Volunteer Office and speak to a TAILS
volunteer. The TAILS volunteer will provide information about the program and
will ask for your participation information to apply for the program. Please
complete the appropriate adult volunteer application to participate as a
volunteer.

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AWARDS

Award winning care for healthy, flourishing communities.

60+
Years caring for the Longmont community
501
Caregivers
186
Licensed beds
$13,183,276
FY21 uncompensated charity care

Incredible Care at Longmont United Hospital
Planetree certified
Longmont United Hospital receives Excellence in Person-Centered Care
Certification

The Planetree Certification demonstrates that earning the Certification for
Excellence in Person-Centered Care is no small feat and that the results of
healthier, happier patients and staff, higher patient experience scores, and a
reputation for quality are well worth the effort. Planetree has developed its
certification criteria based on decades of observing and fine-tuning best
practices in person-centered care. The Planetree criteria cultivates a culture
of continuous improvement and consistently orienting care around patients,
families, and communities.


Longmont United Hospital — vaccinating today for a healthier tomorrow
Get vaccinated, stay healthy, keep flourishing

Centura Health is proud to be able to offer the COVID-19 vaccination to our
flourishing communities. The vaccine is a safe and effective way to protect
yourself, your family, and your community from the virus. Our many primary care
locations are offering the COVID-19 vaccine. Patients with a MyCenturaHealth
patient portal can use the link above to schedule your first, second, third, or
booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are not a Centura patient and would
like to schedule an appointment, please contact one of our many primary care
clinics that is most convenient for you.

Schedule via your MyCenturaHealth patient portal account
Longmont United Hospital Supports Preventative Care
Connect to primary care

Centura primary care clinics are focused on keeping you at full health — from
preventive care to careful diagnosis, find the care you need to stay living your
best. Regardless of age, we are all in on promoting and maintaining your
well-being so that you can keep unleashing your greatest self out on the world.

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SERVICES

For more than six decades, Longmont United Hospital has been here for the
community — all ages, all walks of life, and all health care needs. We are a
not-for-profit hospital that profits everybody in the region with superior
medical services and a center of excellence combined with compassionate care. We
are with you for life: from childbirth through your senior years.

Birth Center
Breast Care Center
Cancer Center
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Emergency Department
Heart & Vascular
Imaging & Radiology
Joint & Spine Care
Outpatient Therapy
Wound Care & Hyperbaric Center

ACHIEVING PRECISE OUTCOMES IN JOINT REPLACEMENT

The Joint Care Program at Longmont United Hospital is committed to creating a
successful and calming experience for our patients. Our surgeons employ the most
advanced techniques to improve outcomes, including robotic-assisted knee
replacement. We also are one of the few programs to offer patients an orthopedic
nurse navigator to help guide them through their entire joint replacement
journey from pre-admission testing to outpatient rehabilitation.


VISITOR INFORMATION

Welcome to Longmont United Hospital! Here, you will find all the resources you
need to help guide you through your first visit to our facility. Whether you are
a patient or a visitor, we hope that you find this page useful and informative.

All Visitor Information

Longmont United Hospital


ALL VISITOR INFORMATION

Please read Centura Health's current COVID-19 visitor restrictions. Contact the
hospital directly for additional individual visitor policies that may apply.

PARKING & TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION

Public Transportation Information:

 * Bus schedules are available at the main information desk between 7:30
   am - 8:00 pm. 
 * For direct assistance with bus schedules, visit RTD Denver website.
 * For Call-N-Ride reservations, visit the Longmont Call-N-Ride. A curb-to-curb
   service that can be scheduled two hours to two weeks in advance.
   Phone: 303-994-3551.
 * Special Transit is now called "Via." Via promotes self-sufficiency for people
   with limited mobility by providing caring, customer-focused transportation
   options. For more information visit Via Colorado.

GIFT SHOP

Located in the main lobby.

The gift shop offers items such as:

 * Cards
 * Flowers
 * Gifts
 * Candy
 * Jewelry and clothing
 * Baby items
 * Personal care items

Hours:

Due to COVID-19 the hours are currently 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Monday through
Friday. Hours are subject to change. Call the Gift Shop for more information and
updated schedules.

 * Phone: 303-485-4173

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES

Coffee is available in the family dining areas located on each floor. We also
have several eateries for our guests to choose from, serving breakfast, lunch,
dinner, coffee, and snacks.

THE ARTWALK CAFÉ

Hours:

 * Monday - Friday: 7AM - 2PM
 * Saturday and Sunday (including holidays): Closed

For your convenience, we have fresh food items made on site, vending snacks,
drinks and coffee  in the eating area of the café available at any time.

CHAPEL

Longmont United Hospital Chapel

Located on the main level of the hospital between the main lobby and laboratory
services and is always available to those seeking a quiet place for prayer,
meditation and solitude.

The Garden of Peace

Located near the chapel where there is soft music and seating for additional
quiet space outdoors.

SPIRITUAL CARE & CHAPLAINS

Being hospitalized and dealing with illness can be an extremely challenging
time. Many people find that talking with a chaplain can help during this period.
Chaplains in our Spiritual Care Services department provide support to patients,
family members, friends and staff members at Longmont United Hospital.

An integral part of our health-care team, chaplains are non-denominational,
interfaith, or no faith and are available around the clock to be a caring
presence. They offer spiritual and emotional support and listen with openness
and understanding. Patients, families and staff are encouraged to call a
chaplain when experiencing fear, anger, loneliness, helplessness, anxiety, grief
or loss, or when they just need someone to talk to. Chaplains are also available
for times of celebration, prayer and rituals.

We are available to support all our patients regardless of beliefs and religious
affiliation. Patients do not need to be affiliated with a congregation or faith
community to call a chaplain. However if you do belong to a community, we can
notify a faith community of your choice to make a visit. Your minister, Rabbi or
other spiritual advisor is welcome to visit you or your family members at any
time.

Request a visit from a chaplain:

 * Phone: 303-651-5280
 * Or dial '0' from your room to speak with an operator

WIRELESS ACCESS

Centura Health provides complimentary wireless Internet access for guests and
visitors.

What do I have to do to connect?

Simply connect to the guest network using your wireless network settings. When
you first connect, you'll notice "Terms and Conditions" for Centura Health's
Guest Network. When you click "Accept", you'll be automatically granted access.
Guests must have experience in connecting to wireless networks as Centura Health
does not provide any assistance in connecting your device to the wireless
network.

Where and when can I connect?

The wireless network is available throughout the hospital. The wireless network
is available 24/7.

Disclaimer

Enjoy your time on our wireless network. As with any public wireless network, we
strongly recommend guests take measures to secure their devices and internet
communications. We encourage using virtual private networks in conjunction with
personal firewalls and virus protections to mitigate risk to personal data. It
is the user's responsibility to take precautions and provide security measures
suited to their situation and intended use of the service. Our wireless network
should not be used for inappropriate or unlawful purposes.

Centura Health is not responsible for any personal information that is
compromised.

Centura Health is not responsible for any damage caused to your hardware or
software while at any Centura Health facility.

Please Note: Because this is a free service, Centura Health does not provide
technical support for your device or assistance in connectivity. Guests and
visitors should understand how to configure their computer or device and know
what hardware or software is necessary to connect to the wireless network.

TOBACCO-FREE CAMPUS

We strive to promote a healing environment for our patients, guests, associates,
volunteers and the community. The use of any tobacco product is prohibited in
all areas of our campus including buildings, leased facilities, offices,
grounds, vehicles, parking lots, and ramps. If you are a patient and use tobacco
products, please speak with your physician or nurse for options that are
available to you during your stay in the hospital. Thank you for your
cooperation.

PATIENT REPRESENTATIVE

Every Centura Health hospital provides you with a patient representative to help
you have a better hospital experience. Our representatives address and
investigate your concerns, and then respond to you and your family with findings
and recommendations for how your concerns can be resolved. Find patient
representative information.

PIVO NEEDLE-FREE BLOOD DRAW FOR INPATIENTS

How Needle-Free Blood Draw Works

Centura Health is excited to bring this procedure and technology to our entire
ecosystem of health care locations, especially for our most vulnerable
patients. 

Centura Health, the region’s health care leader, is now the first hospital
system in Colorado and Kansas, and among the first in the nation, to offer
needle-free blood draws for inpatients – fulfilling our promise of delivering
compassionate and whole person care.

Centura Health is continually striving to improve the patient experience and
lead Colorado and Kansas in comfort and quality. By using this revolutionary
technology Centura Health’s caregivers can collect blood samples from an
indwelling peripheral IV line, enabling a high quality blood draws directly from
the vein without having to stick patients with another needle. This standard of
care is currently in use in several of Centura Health’s Denver metro area
hospitals and will become available at the other Centura Health hospitals
throughout the year as part of our system-wide rollout and commitment to an
improved patient experience while in our care.

More than 400 million blood draws occur annually in hospitals around the U.S.,
informing more than 70% of all clinical decisions. Many of these are conducted
in a hospital setting on patients that receive as many as three blood draws
daily. This number can increase dramatically for the 30% of U.S. hospital
patients that are considered Difficult Venous Access (DiVA) due to obesity, age,
and disease, a condition that makes blood collection more challenging.


PATIENT RESOURCES

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PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY

OUR FOUNDATION

The Longmont United Hospital Foundation is dedicated exclusively to supporting
healthcare services and associates at Longmont United Hospital through
philanthropy. The goal of the Foundation is to help ensure that Longmont United
Hospital will have the best possible facilities and equipment to help you and
your loved ones when medical care is needed. Your tax deductible gifts help us
achieve this important mission.

Learn More

PROGRAMS

Community health and wellness is a priority to us, that’s why we’re proud to
offer a wide range of community programs, classes and events designed to keep
you well.

DAISY Award

Longmont United Hospital


DAISY AWARD

The DAISY Foundation was established in 1999 by the family of J. Patrick Barnes.
Patrick died at the age of 33, from complications of an auto-immune disease.
During his eight-week hospital stay, his family was impressed by the care and
compassion his nurses provided, not only to him but to everyone in the family.
They created the DAISY Award in Pat’s memory to recognize those nurses who make
a big difference in the lives of so many people.

Our DAISY Award honorees demonstrate Longmont United Hospital’s core values.
They also demonstrate excellence through their clinical expertise and
compassionate care. They are recognized as role models in our nursing community.
Longmont United Hospital is proud to be a DAISY Award partner, and will
recognize one of our nurses with this special honor every other month.

Each DAISY Award Honoree will be recognized at a public ceremony in her/his
unit, and will receive:

 * a beautiful certificate
 * a DAISY Award pin
 * a hand-carved stone sculpture entitled A Healer’s Touch

In addition, their clinic/unit will celebrate with Cinnabon® cinnamon rolls – a
favorite of Patrick’s. The Barnes family asks that whenever nurses smell that
wonderful cinnamon aroma, they stop for a moment and think about how special
they are.

Community Engagement Request

Longmont United Hospital


COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REQUEST

Centura Health hospitals receive many requests each year asking us to engage in
community events and programs. Supporting the communities we serve in this way
is a reflection of our mission: to extend the healing ministry of Christ by
caring for those who are ill and by nurturing the health of the people in our
communities.

Before submitting a request, please consider the following:

 * Sponsorships and events should align with our mission, vision and values. All
   sponsorships and events should relate to community health improvement or
   prevention and one of the hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment
   priorities.
 * For school-based inquiries, it is the policy of Longmont United Hospital to
   accept requests from school districts or a school district’s foundation in
   funding district-wide events or initiatives, rather than partner with
   individual schools.
 * Please make your request at least 60 days prior to your event or sponsorship
   deadline.
 * Completion of this form does not guarantee a donation or sponsorship.
 * We are only able to support non-profit organizations.

Completed requests will be considered by an internal committee. We will contact
you within 30 days regarding the status of your request.

Community Engagement Request


OUR MISSION IN ACTION

Turn to Centura for Highly Skilled Surgeons, Robotic…
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Meet Dr. Bryan Levy, DO
Fourth-generation doctor and Front Range native, Dr. Levy is a surgeon who loves
to answer patients’ questions.   What’s the value of wisdom handed…
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Meet Dr. David Donahue, DO
While born and raised in Longmont, Dr. Donahue’s path to becoming a surgeon took
him overseas while on assignment with the Navy. It’s been said that…
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Skilled surgeons and robotic equipment make General Surgery at Longmont one of
the best places for routine and emergency surgeries. When you need…
Read More
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Whether your concern is with saving money or saving the environment, focusing on
reducing food waste makes a big impact as a responsible consumer.…
Read More
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Hospital Chaplains Offer Help, Compassion Navigating…
The many people who enter Centura Health hospitals each day come from every walk
of life and bring with them a host of emotions and concerns – from …
Read More
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Meet Dr. Bryan Levy, DO
Fourth-generation doctor and Front Range native, Dr. Levy is a surgeon who loves
to answer patients’ questions.   What’s the value of wisdom handed…
Read More
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Meet Dr. David Donahue, DO
While born and raised in Longmont, Dr. Donahue’s path to becoming a surgeon took
him overseas while on assignment with the Navy. It’s been said that…
Read More
Read More
Turn to Centura for Highly Skilled Surgeons, Robotic…
Skilled surgeons and robotic equipment make General Surgery at Longmont one of
the best places for routine and emergency surgeries. When you need…
Read More
Read More
Do Your Part to Reduce Food Waste
Whether your concern is with saving money or saving the environment, focusing on
reducing food waste makes a big impact as a responsible consumer.…
Read More
Read More
Hospital Chaplains Offer Help, Compassion Navigating…
The many people who enter Centura Health hospitals each day come from every walk
of life and bring with them a host of emotions and concerns – from …
Read More
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PRESS RELEASES

January 31, 2022
Dr. Ahmad Alqaqaa named Centura Health- Longmont United Hospital Physician of
the Year
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April 30, 2021
Nine Centura Health Hospitals Nationally Recognized with an “A” Grade for the
Spring 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
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May 11, 2022
Centura Longmont United Hospital Nationally Recognized with an ‘A’ Leapfrog
Hospital Safety Grade
Read More
January 31, 2022
Dr. Ahmad Alqaqaa named Centura Health- Longmont United Hospital Physician of
the Year
Read More
April 30, 2021
Nine Centura Health Hospitals Nationally Recognized with an “A” Grade for the
Spring 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
Read More
May 11, 2022
Centura Longmont United Hospital Nationally Recognized with an ‘A’ Leapfrog
Hospital Safety Grade
Read More
January 31, 2022
Dr. Ahmad Alqaqaa named Centura Health- Longmont United Hospital Physician of
the Year
Read More
April 30, 2021
Nine Centura Health Hospitals Nationally Recognized with an “A” Grade for the
Spring 2021 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade
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