HCA HealthONE Centennial

08/29/2026

Getting back to the activities you love after having a baby takes time and postpartum recovery looks different for everyone. 💙

We share tips with Denver Mom Collective about what active Colorado moms should know about pelvic floor health, including why being “cleared” at six weeks doesn’t always mean your body is ready for every activity.

Whether you’re hoping to get back to hiking, running, skiing or your favorite workout class, learn how to safely support your body as you return to the activities you love.

Postpartum recovery isn’t about getting your “old body” back. It’s about learning what your body needs now—and your pelvic floor is a pretty important part of that equation.

08/28/2026

Back-to-school season can bring big emotions for both kids and parents.

A little nervousness is normal, but it's important to know when back-to-school anxiety may be a sign your child needs extra support. Learn what to watch for and practical ways to help your child feel more prepared and confident: https://bit.ly/4y29Ch6

💙 Looking for mental health resources? Find support: https://bit.ly/4glSpcC

08/27/2026

🤰 ‘I’m pregnant. Why is my doctor recommending low-dose aspirin?’

It may be because you have certain risk factors for preeclampsia. In this video, Dr. Seth J. Herbst, an OB-GYN with HCA Healthcare, explains how low-dose aspirin — when recommended by your doctor — may help reduce the risk of preeclampsia for some pregnant women and why it’s important to understand your personal risk.

Preeclampsia can affect anyone during pregnancy, and many people may not realize they’re at risk. Through our partnership with March of Dimes our broader HCA Healthcare network is helping raise awareness about preeclampsia, the importance of risk screening and conversations that can support healthier pregnancies.

Have questions about your risk for preeclampsia or whether low-dose aspirin may be appropriate for you? Talk with your doctor, or schedule an appointment with one of our experts: https://bit.ly/4y8OUfG

Learn more about the benefits of low-dose aspirin from March of Dimes: https://bit.ly/4glA1k7

08/26/2026

🐾 Meet the four-legged friends making a meaningful difference for patients, caregivers and families. This National Dog Day, we’re celebrating them and the joy they bring every day.

Facility and therapy dogs are valued members of our broader HCA Healthcare family. Thumper, the beloved pup shown here, is one of them. We call him our Chief Pawsitivity Officer!

Thumper and other specially trained companions can brighten someone’s day and may help reduce stress, anxiety and feelings of isolation. Some even have their own badges and earn anniversary pins for their years of service.

The benefits of dogs go beyond clinical settings. Pets can offer unconditional love, comfort and companionship — and encourage us to move more.

Whether they’re bringing calm to a care setting or adding a daily dose of pawsitivity to our lives, dogs truly make a difference.

08/24/2026

💙If your emotional health has been harder to manage lately, a mental health assessment offers a safe, supportive space to talk through what you’re experiencing and identify the care that’s right for you.

In this video, La'Boris Cole, Ph.D., NCC, a licensed professional counselor and crisis intervention manager at HCA Healthcare, explains what happens during an assessment, what questions you may be asked and how talking with a trained clinician can help you better understand your needs and explore what comes next.

Reaching out for mental health support can feel like a big step, but you don’t have to take it alone. Across our broader HCA Healthcare behavioral health network, with more than 45 inpatient locations and 180 outpatient programs in 14 states, our teams provide compassionate, personalized care and help patients navigate their mental health journey.

Schedule time to talk with a mental health clinician: https://bit.ly/3UeBeRC

08/20/2026

Summer fun can heat up fast. ☀

Heat exhaustion or heat stroke? Knowing the difference could help you recognize the warnings signs and act before a heat-related illness becomes an emergency.

Learn the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, what to do if someone is overheating and simple ways to stay safer in extreme heat: https://bit.ly/4hPuTWF

📍 Need care for heat-related symptoms that aren’t life-threatening? Find an urgent care clinic near you: https://bit.ly/4xbOTY4

🚨 If someone has severe symptoms — such as loss of consciousness or slurred speech — call 911 right away.

08/19/2026

🤰 Did you know low-dose aspirin may help lower the risk of preeclampsia for some pregnant women?

In this video, Dr. Seth J. Herbst, an OB-GYN with HCA Healthcare, explains what preeclampsia is, who may benefit from low-dose aspirin and why talking with your doctor about your personal risk is an important part of prenatal care.

According to March of Dimes, preeclampsia affects 1 in 25 pregnancies, and many people may not know they’re at risk. Every pregnancy is different, so talk with your doctor about your risk and whether low-dose aspirin may be appropriate for you.

Through our partnership with March of Dimes, our broader HCA Healthcare network is helping raise awareness about preeclampsia, the importance of risk screening and conversations that can support healthier pregnancies.

Learn more from March of Dimes: https://bit.ly/4wypAhJ

08/18/2026

Sepsis can happen when the body has an extreme response to an infection. It can become life-threatening quickly, so knowing the warning signs matters.

In this video, Dr. Sydney Hester, an infectious disease doctor with our broader HCA Healthcare network, shares what to watch for and when to get emergency care.

At HCA Healthcare, our Sepsis Prediction and Optimization of Therapy (SPOT) system continuously monitors vital signs, lab results, nursing reports and other data to detect often subtle changes in a patient's condition and alert clinicians to signs of sepsis so they can take appropriate action.

If you or someone you love may be experiencing signs of sepsis, don't wait. Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room: https://bit.ly/3UEVPyt.

08/13/2026

If you're expecting a baby, congratulations! 🤰During this exciting journey, it helps to know about conditions that could affect your health, including placenta accreta spectrum, or PAS. This condition happens when the placenta attaches too deeply into the wall of the uterus, which can lead to serious bleeding during delivery.

Watch as Dr. Robert Cohen, an OB-GYN and medical director of the Placenta Accreta Program for our broader HCA Healthcare network, breaks down what PAS is, who may be at higher risk and why early diagnosis and specialized care matter.

Across HCA Healthcare, caregivers deliver more than 200,000 babies each year, generating insights that help improve outcomes for moms and babies.

Have questions about PAS? Talk with your doctor or schedule an appointment with one of our experts: https://bit.ly/4wrcTWc