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Each one of the 1,150 associates working day and night at Littleton Adventist Hospital make the organization what it is today- a full-service medical center with all the facilities, technology and medical experts that allow us to provide the highest quality of care to our patients and their families. Some of these associates have been here since our doors opened in 1989 and others have just recently joined our growing family. Here are just a few of their stories.
At Littleton Adventist Hospital our goal is to be the best hospital. We want our patients to have the best experience possible. To ensure this we take a proactive approach to patient care, checking in on our patients hourly. Read more...
Littleton Adventist Hospital is one of 46 hospitals voluntarily participating in the Colorado 5 Million Lives Campaign, which aims to prevent five million medically-induced injuries over an 18-month period. Read more...
Kim Muramoto, trauma program director for Littleton Adventist Hospital, became concerned in 2004 when she was reviewing trauma statistics for the hospital. “There were more suicidal people than people involved in auto accidents,” she says. Read more...
It was February of 1989 when Sally Heaton, RN, BSN, became known as a “hard-hatter”, because she started working at the hospital prior to it being open to the public. Read More...
Shortly after the birth, Maribeth Trujillo, a nurse from Littleton Hospital’s BirthPlace entered Rea’s room to check on mother and baby. She found Sheila distraught with her eyes tightly closed shut. She was still in shock by the news her doctor had given her about Gina; the baby had Down’s syndrome. Read more...
Over the last two decades, Dr. Wood has seen Littleton Adventist Hospital evolve tremendously. He says that twenty years ago, Littleton was a community hospital known mostly for its obstetrics department. The facility consisted of a single building with 82 beds. Read more...
