Lindsey Cassidy MD

Lindsey Cassidy MD Membership-Based Concierge Medicine in Denver, CO

We could tell you what makes our practice different, but we think our patients say it better.Being trusted with your hea...
08/06/2026

We could tell you what makes our practice different, but we think our patients say it better.

Being trusted with your health is not something we take for granted. Thank you for choosing us.

Heart disease is still the leading cause of death among women, and in the U.S. a heart attack happens roughly every 43 s...
08/03/2026

Heart disease is still the leading cause of death among women, and in the U.S. a heart attack happens roughly every 43 seconds.

Here's the problem: the warning signs most of us know are the ones men get. For women, a heart attack is more likely to show up as nausea, jaw pain, or extreme fatigue, symptoms that are easy to brush off as something else.

Knowing these signs is half the battle. The other half is knowing your personal risk before an emergency ever happens, and that takes a physician with time to look at your full picture, from blood pressure to family history to the risk factors unique to women.

That's a conversation Dr. Cassidy is always ready to have. Bring it up at your next visit, or if we haven't met yet, schedule a time to come talk with us through the link in our bio.

07/30/2026

There is real science behind why time with your girlfriends makes you feel better.

Female friendships raise serotonin, lower cortisol, and have a measurable impact on your overall health outcomes.

The older you get, the more you realize that the women who show up for you are one of the best things you have going for your health and your life.

Tag someone who makes it all feel a little easier. ✨

Up to 70% of women with PMOS have never been diagnosed. That number is not a rounding error, or because their symptoms w...
07/27/2026

Up to 70% of women with PMOS have never been diagnosed. That number is not a rounding error, or because their symptoms weren’t real. It’s because the condition was consistently framed as a reproductive issue, and everything outside that frame got missed.

The metabolic dysfunction, the cardiovascular risk, the insulin resistance, the mental health toll were never part of the conversation because the system wasn't built to look for them.

That changes with the right physician. We're ready when you are. Schedule a meet and greet at the link in our bio.

Fatigue that feels different from tired. Sleep that does not restore you. Energy that has quietly shifted without a clea...
07/22/2026

Fatigue that feels different from tired. Sleep that does not restore you. Energy that has quietly shifted without a clear reason. These are among the most common complaints women in their 40s and 50s bring into an appointment, and they are also among the most underexplained.

What is actually happening is hormonal, cumulative, and closely connected to how your body manages stress over time. Understanding that picture is the first step, and having a physician who will look at all of it with you is the next one.

If this sounds familiar, let’s have a conversation. Schedule a wellness visit at the link in our bio.

Summer has a way of pulling us outside — longer days mean more sun, which means more time doing the things we love.More ...
07/17/2026

Summer has a way of pulling us outside — longer days mean more sun, which means more time doing the things we love.

More time outside also means more sun exposure, and this time of year is one of the best reminders to get into the habit of checking your skin regularly.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US, and most people who catch it early find it themselves first. A monthly self check is one of the simplest habits you can build, and we outlined the key signs to watch for above to help you know what you are looking at.

If you notice something new, something changing, or a spot you have been watching, bring it to your next visit. We will take a look, talk through what we are seeing, and point you in the right direction if a specialist is needed.

The way alcohol interacts with a woman's hormones, especially in midlife, is something the research has been catching up...
07/14/2026

The way alcohol interacts with a woman's hormones, especially in midlife, is something the research has been catching up on for years, and most of that hasn't made its way into routine medical conversations yet.

There's more happening beneath the surface than most women have ever been told, and understanding it changes how you think about your own patterns.

Ms.Medicine put together a full breakdown of what the science actually shows, and why it matters specifically for women.

Read the full blog: MsMedicine.com/blog/what-alcohol-does-to-womens-body-science-changed

The key to staying active in summer is finding movement that works with the season, not against it. When temperatures ri...
07/09/2026

The key to staying active in summer is finding movement that works with the season, not against it.

When temperatures rise, your body works harder than usual, and what felt effortless in April can feel like a lot more in July. That is not a reason to stop. It is a reason to adjust.

Swimming, walking, and cycling are all low impact options that are easy on your joints and adaptable to the season. Hot days are also a good reminder that indoor strength training deserves a regular spot in your routine, especially in midlife when maintaining muscle mass and bone density becomes more important than most people realize.

Movement is one of the most powerful tools you have for your long-term health. This summer, prioritize it in a way that feels sustainable and always listen to what your body is telling you.

The first half of the year has a way of slipping by before you get to the things that actually matter. If a midyear well...
07/06/2026

The first half of the year has a way of slipping by before you get to the things that actually matter.

If a midyear wellness visit has been on your list, this is your reminder.

Preventive care works best before something needs to be addressed, and an appointment now means you have the time and space to actually talk through where you are, not just what's wrong.

Call (720) 805-0720 to get on the schedule today.

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3300 E 1st Avenue, Suite 280
Denver, CO
80206

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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