Littleton Adventist Hospital

09/25/2026

You don’t have to know every detail to move forward. Let hope, wisdom and faith guide you toward the next meaningful step.

09/24/2026

Pop quiz ❤️ How well do you know your heart health?

Swipe through to test yourself, and then learn why the answers matter.

Small choices, made with understanding, can help you feel whole.

09/22/2026

For Jenna Phillips, a case of strep throat became a life-threatening illness that led to advanced heart and lung support at AdventHealth.

Now, the 35-year-old mother of three is recovering and says the experience gave her a new lease on life. At AdventHealth’s first ECMO and Impella survivor picnic, Jenna reunited with the doctors and nurses who cared for her during her most critical moments.

Her story is a powerful reminder of how recovery can open the door to more time with family, new perspective and hope for what comes next.

09/21/2026

Health Tip: Take time to decompress each day because your mind and body need it. Whether it’s a walk, quiet reflection, or deep breathing, slowing down helps you recharge and reconnect with yourself.

09/18/2026

Every season has something to teach us. Take time today to notice the small signs of growth, peace and purpose along your journey.

09/16/2026

Knowing where your local emergency room is means one less thing to look up during an already stressful moment.

Our team treats a wide range of emergency illnesses and injuries, with access to hospital services such as surgery and intensive care when needed.

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09/14/2026

Surviving a life-threatening illness can change everything. At our first ECMO and Impella survivor picnic, patients and families came together to celebrate recovery and reconnect with the doctors and nurses who cared for them during some of their hardest days.

09/12/2026

When you don’t have all the answers, begin with what you know today. A small step forward can create space for clarity, courage and peace.

09/10/2026

An abdominal aortic aneurysm, or AAA, can grow without symptoms. Knowing your risk can help you take action early.

Age, smoking history, and family history can increase your risk. For some people, a simple ultrasound can help detect an AAA before it becomes an emergency.

Talk with your doctor about whether abdominal aortic aneurysm screening is right for you.

09/09/2026

Cancer changed Christina Lee’s appearance, routine and sense of security. After a breast cancer diagnosis at a younger age, she began navigating chemotherapy, hair loss, unemployment and the loss of health insurance.

Through it all, Christina has been learning that confidence is not about looking perfect or pretending treatment is easy. It is about showing up, even on the days she does not look or feel her best.

Her message to other young women facing breast cancer is one of honesty and hope: You can feel scared, angry, sad, overwhelmed and joyful. There is no “right way” to be a cancer patient.

Christina is still discovering her new normal, but cancer has not changed who she is.

After months of emotional upheaval and unexpected change, Christina Lee welcomed a chance to step away from cancer treatment and focus on herself.