Littleton Adventist Hospital Foundation
Supporting our Littleton community
Your charitable donation is used in a variety of ways, including growing Littleton Adventist Hospital's patient service lines, like breast care and neurosciences, as well as creating community programs based on our community's needs.
Hospital services we support
The Breast Care Center at Littleton Adventist Hospital offers first-class, personalized care from experienced professionals.
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) at Littleton Adventist Hospital gives life back to those suffering from Parkinson’s disease, movement disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. We are the first hospital in Colorado to offer DBS for OCD, and are pioneering asleep techniques.
There are only four hospitals in the metropolitan Denver area that have sexual assault nurse examiners. Littleton Adventist Hospital is proud to offer this to our community. A SANE is a registered nurse who has been specifically trained to provide comprehensive care to sexual violence victims. The SANE is trained to identify physical trauma, to document injuries, to collect evidence and maintain the chain of custody, and to provide necessary referrals. SANE’s provide support through advocacy and act as expert witnesses for prosecution, which increase the rate of prosecution of perpetrators. Our program focuses entirely on the patient, offering care and support to move from victim to survivor.
Hospital programs we support
Healing Arts integrates the arts into health care, creating spaces not just to treat illness, but to also provide inspiration for living. From music to massage, paintings, sculptures to nature walks, the Healing Arts program offers many expressions of art to revitalize the mind, body and spirit.
As part of our commitment to care for the mind, body and spirit, the half-acre Hewit Foundation Healing Garden offers patients, families and the community respite and peace. The garden hosts smaller more intimate gardens, each designed with a specific purpose. Opportunities are available to purchase dedicated garden features such as a stone bench, brick or whispering wall flower.
For more information, please contact Ashley Nordberg at 303-715-7608.
Suicide affects children, adults and families throughout our community. Littleton Adventist Hospital is proud to be a partner in suicide prevention through our support of organizations like the Greater Littleton Youth Initiative, who seek to provide programs such as the Suicide Prevention Project and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) to local youth.
