Our blog is a way for us to have an informal conversation with our patients on a variety of topics. CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver (Rocky Mountain) doctors’ blog features posts about women’s health, offering tips, counseling and wellness updates on obstetrics and gynecology. These blogs give in-depth answers to questions you might have. Our doctors explain health information in an easy to understand way and also give personal insight, expertise and a unique point of view.
Blog posts will cover topics such as: gynecology exams and testing, birth control, gynecologic surgeries, prenatal and pregnancy care, labor and delivery, infertility, periods, STDs, menopause and more.
CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver (Rocky Mountain) is closely monitoring the detection and spread of coronavirus disease 2019. We are sharing the most accurate information to help our patients protect their health.
CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver (Rocky Mountain) debunks several myths and misconceptions that pregnant women think are true before, during, or after their pregnancy.
Dr. Schneider is taking on women's health issues at all three levels of advocacy. From local to the national level, she is advocating to improve women's healthcare rights and health outcomes, particularly regarding maternal mortality.
The first gynecology visit for a teen can provide a time to discuss issues, like normal and abnormal menstrual periods, safe sex and birth control options.
The word doula comes from a Greek term meaning “one who serves.” Demystify the role of the doula with these seven things you should know about a doula's birthing assistance.
Dr. Pitotti discusses the pros and cons of some of the most popular birth control methods. From pills to patches to implants to injections, there is no shortage of choices.
Dr. Richason dispels myths and misconceptions about HPV, cervical cancer, and Pap smears and why an abnormal test result shouldn't trigger fear and shame in women.
As she reflects on the impactful role of her mother, Dr. Patterson writes about finding joy and thankfulness amidst the chaos and exhaustion of raising children while working full time.
Growing up the daughter of an OB-GYN, Dr. Herman was the "go to" girl among her friends when it came to questions about sex and their bodies. This inspired her to make a career out of helping women feel informed, comfortable and empowered.
Dr. Jacobson explores the concept of mindfulness and how it relates to pregnancy. While mindfulness practice can be great to start any time in someone's life, pregnancy is an exceptionally good time to develop and utilize mindfulness.
The doctors and staff of CU Medicine OB-GYN East Denver (Rocky Mountain) are excited to announce that, as of June 1, 2016, we’ve joined the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. We are proud to have joined such a well-respected and prestigious organization.