by Kathryn Hoch, M.D., OB-GYN specialist. If you suffer from heavy or painful periods, today’s treatments for Abnormal Utering Bleeding are advanced and effective.
March Madness and the No-Needle, No-Scalpel Vasectomy
The No-Needle, No-Scalpel Vasectomy allows for the simplest procedure with the least discomfort. After the procedure, patients are advised to stay at home, certainly for the first day and to take it easy for a few days after that.
Crossfit vs. HIIT
By John Kelley, MD. When figuring out what exercise is right, I find that the largest barrier to my patients achieving their fitness goals is finding a workout that fits into their busy schedules. CrossFit and HIIT could be a solution but which is best? – John Kelley, MD, Boulder Medical Center
Volunteer Opportunity: Patient & Family Advisory Council
Advisory Council positions are open to current and former patients and their family members, primary caretakers of BMC patients, and the our staff. Specific background or healthcare experience is not necessary and we encourage all ages and walks of life to apply.
Trigger Point Therapy for Athletes
You certainly don’t have to be an ultramarathon runner to develop persistent neck or back pain and/or muscle spasms. Trigger point and dry needling therapy may help.
You are invited…Boulder Medical Center’s 70th Birthday Party
Seventy years ago in February 1949, ten local doctors realized their collective dream when they opened the doors of Boulder…read more
Dr. Michael Repine: Treating Knee Arthritis
By the time we’re 50, our knees have carried us more than 75,000 miles. Most of us don’t give our knees a second thought — until degenerative knee arthritis takes its painful toll and limits our day-to-day activities.
Fasting for Your Health: What You Need to Know
Susan Puckett, PA is part of both the internal medicine and otolaryngology departments at Boulder Medical Center. She discusses recent findings around the science and benefits of fasting for your health.
Winter Eye Blues: How to Protect your Eyes from the Cold
Colorado’s beautiful winters can have a negative impact on the comfort of your eyes when temperatures drop, winds blow harsher, and the air is dryer. Ophthalmologist Donald McCormack, M.D. offers winter eye care tips.
Ask the Doctor: Isolation and Older Adults
“Patients have told me they consider these feelings a normal part of aging that can’t be changed. The good news is that things can be done to help.” ~ Elise Reinhard, M.D.