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Ryan Rohman, President of UCHealth Longs Peak and Broomfield Hospital
Ryan Rohman, President of UCHealth Longs Peak and Broomfield Hospital, paints a picture of growth for supporters.
Longs Peak Hospital has launched an expansion to better meet community needs
Longs Peak Hospital has launched an expansion to better meet community needs.
Strangebyrds concert
Join us for a concert featuring folk musicians Ray Smith and Cari Minor. Their band, Strangebyrds, easily mixes elements of rock and folk to provide a musical experience that is both soul-stirring and energizing.
Power of matching gifts
Benevity is the global software leader in powering corporate social responsibility and employee engagement programs.
Cancer care expansion in Longmont
Cancer care expansion in Longmont. Our expert medical team dreams of adding Stereotactic Radiosurgery to treat smaller lesions throughout the body beyond our current capabilities.
Life quality through fall prevention
Stepping On workshops are for people 60 years and above. The workshops are led by a health professional who is concerned about individuals falling and the injuries they may receive in the process.
Parent Education Videos released
A healthy community supports new families. Thank you to The Braly Family Foundation for granting funds so local experts with UCHealth and The Learning Center could create bite-sized videos for parents.
Corn Hole Tournament
Join Longs Peak Hospital Foundation on Saturday, October 7, 2023, at our Corn Hole Tournament. Proceeds benefit the Longs Peak Hospital Foundation employee education fund and nursing scholarship fund.
2021 Clay Shoot Fundraiser
On Saturday, June 26, 2021, the Longs Peak Hospital Foundation held a Clay Shoot fundraiser at Colorado Clays in Brighton. More than $40,000 was raised for continual enhancement of our hospital’s newly expanded intensive care unit!
Ventilated and running for office. Not exactly.
Even though Wendell Young’s friends felt helpless when he was on a ventilator, they believed he would make it. They made Wendell for Mayor t-shirts. They also provided meals, transportation and emotional support to Wendell’s family.
On March 30, 2021, Wendell and his wife, Dr. Lisa Young, were at home. Lisa, a UCHealth audiologist, went into high gear when she realized that Wendell’s breathing was severely struggling. He had been diagnosed with COVID-19 the day before. Even though Wendell had oxygen at home, he significantly worsened on April 1. He was coughing up blood and Lisa took him back to Longs Peak Hospital where he stayed for 11 days, eight of which he was connected to a ventilator.
