HCA HealthONE Rose

05/30/2026

☀️ As outdoor activity picks up in springtime, so does the risk of injuries like falls – especially for older adults.

➡️Get tips to help you stay active and prevent common spring injuries: https://bit.ly/49x0gQH

In the event that a fall or sprain happens, know where to go right away: https://bit.ly/4uapewP

05/29/2026

Kaiser Permanente families: did you know you can deliver your baby at "Denver’s Baby Hospital"? 👶💗

For generations, families across Denver have trusted HCA HealthONE Rose for exceptional maternity and newborn care, with comforts and conveniences designed just for growing families, including:

✨ FREE valet parking
✨ A dedicated entrance exclusively for delivering families
✨ Two entire floors devoted to and their families
✨ Newly remodeled postpartum rooms
✨ A Level III NICU for babies needing advanced care
✨ A special care nursery
✨ Expert physicians, nurses, and compassionate support teams
✨ Family-focused amenities to help make your experience as comfortable as possible

In addition to providing excellent patient care, we are proud to collaborate with March of Dimes, a leader in the fight for the health of all moms and babies. Nationally, the HCA Healthcare Foundation supports the March of Dimes through maternal health initiatives such as Low Dose, Big Benefits™ — an evidence-based effort focused on provider education, patient and community education, and quality improvement work in Federally Qualified Health Centers to better identify preeclampsia risk and support appropriate use of low-dose aspirin for eligible patients.

Whether you’re planning your first baby or growing your family, HCA HealthONE Rose combines advanced care with the warmth and personalized experience families deserve. Learn more about delivering your Rose Baby at:
https://bit.ly/49pYH79

05/28/2026

A – or Pap test – is an important part of preventive care and usually happens during a gynecologist visit. These tests can help detect early cervical cell changes, giving you more clarity about your health and what steps to take next.

➡️See how to prepare for your next Pap smear and what the results may mean: https://bit.ly/4x31FbZ.

05/28/2026

Would you know the signs of a stroke? Remembering B.E. F.A.S.T. can help save a life.

B – Balance problems
E – Eyesight changes
F – Face drooping
A – Arm weakness
S – Speech trouble
T – Time to call 911

Stroke symptoms can happen suddenly. Dr. Cynthia Dickerson with HCA HealthONE Swedish discusses about what to look for and when to call 911: https://bit.ly/49rDN7G

Our broader HCA Healthcare network and the HCA Healthcare Foundation collaborate with the American Heart Association on Getting to the Heart of Stroke™ — an initiative that aims to treat, beat and prevent stroke. In 2025, this initiative reached more than 200 million people with evidence informed education on AFIB and stroke risk.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month. HCA HealthOne's Dr. Cynthia Dickerson says that acting B.E. F.A.S.T. (balance, eyes, face, arm, speech, time) can save lives.

05/27/2026

What is postpartum hemorrhage, and why is it important to recognize the signs early? Postpartum hemorrhage is severe bleeding after childbirth that can quickly become life-threatening without prompt treatment. While uncommon, knowing the warning signs can help new moms get care when they need it most.

Postpartum hemorrhage can happen after any delivery, and symptoms may include heavy bleeding, dizziness, rapid heartbeat or feeling faint. If something doesn’t feel right after giving birth, trust your instincts and seek medical attention immediately.

Learn more about postpartum hemorrhage and warning signs: https://bit.ly/43geDWV.

💢If you experience heavy bleeding or feel something isn’t right after giving birth, call 911 or seek immediate care. Know where to go in case of an emergency: https://bit.ly/4u0Zx1x.

Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is when a woman has heavy bleeding after giving birth. Know the signs and symptoms so you can seek immediate medical care.

05/26/2026

Recovery doesn’t end when a patient leaves the hospital — and Trauma Survivors Day at HCA HealthONE Swedish is a powerful reminder of the strength, resilience and human connection that continue long after care is delivered.

Eight survivors returned to reconnect with the physicians, nurses and care teams who supported them through some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Traveling from as far away as Florida, survivors shared personal milestones in their recovery journeys, encouraged one another and reflected on how far they have come since leaving the hospital. More than 75 people attended the event, which also included recognition of 10 colleagues for their dedication to supporting survivors and strengthening our trauma program. View photos from this special day and learn more about our trauma program: https://bit.ly/49maSSp.

Across the HCA HealthONE network, we have a system of emergency rooms for all levels of patient care needs, whether that is at the Level IV emergency room at HCA HealthONE Rose or our Level I emergency room at HCA HealthONE Swedish!

05/26/2026

Strokes happen suddenly. Knowing the signs — and acting fast — can save lives. Use B.E. F.A.S.T. to spot stroke warning signs. If you notice these signs, call 911 right away.

In 2025, HCA Healthcare and the HCA Healthcare Foundation continued our collaboration with the American Heart Association and their Getting to the Heart of Stroke™ initiative through $3.9 million in funding and support. The initiative focused on cardiovascular health, preventing stroke and improving patient outcomes by increasing cardiology and neurology collaboration, deploying evidence-based education and interventions and identifying and minimizing health disparities.

Explore the American Heart Association’s resources to learn about stroke risk, prevention and more: https://bit.ly/4v9W9lQ

05/22/2026

If you have questions about your body – from your period to your sexual health – you’re not alone. Your gynecologist visits are a good time to ask those questions, get answers and stay on top of your health.

➡️Get ready for your next appointment with common gynecology questions to ask your doctor: https://bit.ly/4dWKy3U.

If you are looking for a new gynecologist, check out our directory of Rose providers here: https://bit.ly/4wOTsIg

05/20/2026

We are so proud of HCA HealthONE Metropolitan OBGYN and their 20 years of high-quality patient care! During that time, thousands of have been brought into this world with the compassionate hands of the providers of Metro OBGYN. Here's to another strong 20 years! 🥳👏🥂

Across our greater network, HCA Healthcare cares for more new families than any other health system, delivering more than 200,000 babies each year across our system of care.

Twenty years ago today, we opened our doors. Back then, flip phones were everywhere, Facebook was just taking off and most of us were still printing directions from MapQuest. A lot has changed since 2006 but the heart of what we do has not: caring for women through some of life’s most precious and personal moments. We are so grateful to celebrate 20 years of serving you. https://bit.ly/496FeZ8

05/20/2026

Do you know if you’re at risk for a ? The good news is that many stroke risk factors are manageable with routine checkups, care and healthy lifestyle choices. Knowing your numbers and talking with your doctor are important first steps.

At HCA HealthONE, we’re connected to the broader HCA Healthcare network of care, which includes 45 comprehensive stroke centers. Caregivers across our network treat more than 60,000 stroke patients each year. Through the support of HCA Healthcare and the HCA Healthcare Foundation – in collaboration with the American Heart Association's Getting to the Heart of Stroke™ initiative – we're helping to raise awareness about the connection between heart health and stroke and providing education and resources to our communities.

If you or someone you know suffers a stroke, call 911 immediately. Before you need emergency care, know where to find an ER near you: https://bit.ly/4wHWWfv.