OUR SERVICES
Social Work
Social Work
Social Work
Our oncology-trained social workers can help cancer patients, caregivers, and families with:
- Coping with and reducing cancer- related distress.
- Providing emotional support to address cancer-correlated concerns, such as family, work, and other areas of life.
Our oncology-trained social workers can help cancer patients, caregivers, and families with:
- Coping with and reducing cancer- related distress.
- Providing emotional support to address cancer-correlated concerns, such as family, work, and other areas of life.
- Offering resources and referrals, such as support groups and community resources.
- Teaching how to live with a chronic illness through individualized care plans to increase quality of life.
Nutrition
Social Work
Social Work
Our nationally-ranked dietitians can help cancer patients with:
- Individualized cancer-specific nutrition consults.
- Nutrition assessments and treatment recommendations tailored to cancer side effects throughout treatment, such as changes in taste/ appetite, digestion concerns, and use of supplements/ enzymes.
- Providing nutrition resources,
Our nationally-ranked dietitians can help cancer patients with:
- Individualized cancer-specific nutrition consults.
- Nutrition assessments and treatment recommendations tailored to cancer side effects throughout treatment, such as changes in taste/ appetite, digestion concerns, and use of supplements/ enzymes.
- Providing nutrition resources, such as recipes, cooking classes, and educational seminars.
Psychology
Social Work
SUPPORT GROUPS
Our clinically-trained psychologists can help cancer patients with:
- Adjusting to a cancer diagnosis.
- Utilizing evidence-based assessments and treatment approaches to create customized care plans.
- Treating cancer-related depression/ anxiety, relational needs, pain, and insomnia, amongst other symptoms and side effects of diagnosis and treatment.
SUPPORT GROUPS
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
SUPPORT GROUPS
- Providing a safe place for sharing feelings, challenges, and learning from the experiences of others.
- Offering support for patients, caregivers, family, friends, and community members.
- Focusing on various diagnoses and educational topics.
- For more information: 720.848.4254 or Brittany.cain@uchealth.org.
integrative medicine
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
- Emphasizing the wellness and healing of the entire person.
- Services include: Acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractic, massage therapy, mind/ body therapy and spiritual counseling.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.553.2750.
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
bfitbwell cancer exercise program
- This program provides supervised exercise during treatment that has shown to decrease depression, anxiety, and fatigue through using a personalized approach that increases strength, cardiovascular function, healthy habits, and quality of life.
- For more information/ appointments: 303.724.9202.
diabetes educator
tobacco cessation program
tobacco cessation program
- Certified diabetes educators provide individualized assessments and treatment recommendations for patients throughout cancer care.
- As better blood glucose control during cancer therapy can help patients feel better, have less nausea/ vomiting/ pain, increase appetite, reduce hospital stays, and reduce chance of infection, diabetes educato
- Certified diabetes educators provide individualized assessments and treatment recommendations for patients throughout cancer care.
- As better blood glucose control during cancer therapy can help patients feel better, have less nausea/ vomiting/ pain, increase appetite, reduce hospital stays, and reduce chance of infection, diabetes educators can help support patients.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.3930.
tobacco cessation program
tobacco cessation program
tobacco cessation program
- The tobacco treatment specialist can help develop a plan to work towards reducing/ quitting tobacco through advising how to manage withdrawal symptoms, deciding which tools would be uniquely beneficial, and assisting in obtaining potentially needed medications.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.553.4473.
rehabilitation services
cancer-related fatigue exercise program
rehabilitation services
- Comprehensive cancer rehabilitation is designed to address and/or prevent symptoms that affect daily life such as: muscle/ joint pain, limb swelling (lymphedema), weakness, balance, fatigue, bowel/ bladder problems, memory problems, and sexual dysfunction and/or pelvic pain in women.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.2000.
palliative care
cancer-related fatigue exercise program
rehabilitation services
- With the goal of preventing or treating the symptoms and side effects of a disease or its treatment as early as possible, palliative care can assist with psychological, social, and spiritual challenges from cancer diagnosis throughout treatment.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.9264.
cancer-related fatigue exercise program
cancer-related fatigue exercise program
cancer-related fatigue exercise program
- As the lack of energy/ tiredness that comes from cancer, called Cancer-Related Fatigue, is different from the fatigue of daily life, this program can assist patients in improving strength, fitness, and a healthy lifestyle.
- This occurs as exercise can help decrease fatigue, builds up stamina, and can reduce anxiety/ depression.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.2000.
care clinic
blood infusion center (BIC)
blood infusion center (BIC)
- Offering same-day visits to help manage and control symptoms including (but not limited to): nausea, vomiting, dehydration, diarrhea, pain, constipation, and rash.
- For Blood Disorders Center Patients, please view the BIC information.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.4870.
blood infusion center (BIC)
blood infusion center (BIC)
blood infusion center (BIC)
- Offering same-day visits for patients of the Blood Disorders Center to help manage and control symptoms including (but not limited to): nausea, vomiting, dehydration, diarrhea, pain, constipation, and rash.
- For Non-Blood Disorder Center patients, please view the CARE Clinic information.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.6400.
survivorship
blood infusion center (BIC)
survivorship
- As completing cancer treatment marks the end of one journey, it also marks the beginning of a new journey: cancer survivorship.
- Services offered include: personalized care plans, community resources, and educational series, etc.
- For more information/ appointments: 720.848.3931.
2019 Colorado Cancer Wellness Conference
September 14, 2019
Program - Videos of each presentation below