Centura - Castle Rock Adventist Hospital
About
Since opening in 2013, the Castle Rock community has grown to appreciate the convenience of having expert medical care close to home. Our dedicated caregivers are fueled by their individual passions and purposes to serve our flourishing community. We offer advanced care in many specialties. Our comprehensive medical teams deliver remarkable care, high-quality outcomes, and unparalleled patient satisfaction among a wide variety of medical specialties, services, and programs.
About Our Hospital
By the numbers
- Active Medical Staff – 1,168
- Caregivers – 578
- Emergency Department – 12 beds
- Surgical Suites – 5
- 2022 Admissions – 4,130
- 2022 ED Visits – 19,528
- Beds – 90
- FY22 Uncompensated/Charity care – $42.7 million
Quality and safety
Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade A – Spring 2021
Leapfrog Top Hospital – 2020
CMS 4-Star Rating
Emergency care
Level III trauma center
Board-certified emergency physicians, specialty trained emergency nurses, trauma-trained surgeons, orthopedists and anesthesiologists
Pediatric emergency care
Stroke care
Joint Commission Primacy Stroke Center
Cardiac care
State-of-the-art cardiac and interventional radiology technology to support 24/7 treatment of cardiac and bleeding emergencies.
Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC)-accredited for echocardiograms
Birth center
Newsweek’s Best Maternity Hospitals for 2020 and 2021
Orthopedics & spine care
Award winning orthopedic care provided in sports medicine, spine care and joint replacement
Minimally-invasive robotic program for general surgery and joint replacement surgery
Breast care
3D mammography is offered in Colorado’s first sensory suite for a calming and inviting mammography experience
Screening and diagnostic breast care is offered onsite at Castle Rock Adventist Hospital
Outpatient services
Medical imaging, including MRI, nuclear medicine, CT and X-Ray are located in facilities accredited by the American College of Radiology
The Center for Rehabilitation is a one-stop-shop for physical and occupational therapy, and speech language pathology.
Leaders
Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital Leadership
Prior to Jeremy’s being appointed to CEO at Castle Rock, he was Centura Porter Adventist Hospital’s, Chief Financial Officer. He was instrumental in supporting the development and implementation of Porter’s 2025 strategic market plan — the Porter Spark — and in regrowing the spine and orthopedic services. He also led work to expand Porter’s digestive health services. A faithful and servant leader, Jeremy is personally and professionally connected to our Mission and advancing whole person care to the communities we serve.
Prior to Centura Porter Adventist Hospital, Jeremy served as Chief Financial Officer/Chief Operating Officer of Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital and also held leadership roles at Centura Littleton Adventist Hospital in finance and surgical services. Jeremy received his Bachelor of Finance and Accounting from Union College and his master’s degree in Finance and Entrepreneurship from the University of Colorado. Jeremy is passionate about community wellness and funding programs to help educate the public about a balanced, healthy lifestyle. He amplifies his passion for this by serving on several community boards, including HSS, the security partner of Centura Health.
Jeremy was born and raised in Colorado, where he attended Denver's Mile High Academy. He lives in Castle Rock with his wife and two children and is excited to work in the Castle Rock community again. He enjoys visiting his family cabin in Grand Lake, snowmobiling, hiking, dirt biking, and all kinds of mountain fun.
Matt Gal serves as Chief Financial Officer of Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital. Prior to his role with Centura Health, Matt served as the Regional Director of Capitation Management of Adventist Health in Santa Rosa, CA. Matt joined Adventist Health in 2003 and held progressive leadership roles within finance and operations during his tenure there until 2017.
He has also served as the Director of Finance for St. Mary’s Medical Center in San Francisco, where he led the financial operations of a 304-bed acute care hospital with a $200M net revenue. Highlands Ranch is home to Matt, who is excited to return to his roots and join a growing community and hospital at Castle Rock Adventist.
He enjoys developing and participating in a strong team culture and expanding the hospital’s reputation in the local community. Matt earned his Master of Business Administration from La Sierra University, a Master of Arts in Divinity from Andrews University, and a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Union College in Lincoln, NE.
Devin Bateman, MD, is Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and is on a mission to ensure the hospital’s patients and people experience the same care we would want for our own loved ones. Dr. Bateman is instrumental in managing Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital’s medical partners and is committed to ensuring each patient receives high-quality, safe, and effective care to meet their unique needs.
He is a member of the American Medical Association, the Colorado Medical Society, and the American College of Emergency Physicians. Dr. Bateman holds certifications from the American Board of Emergency Medicine and the Colorado Board of Medicine.
Dr. Bateman earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, San Diego, in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, and a Medical Degree from Loyola University Chicago, IL. He completed his residency at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, before serving as the University's Chief Resident in Emergency Medicine. Additionally, Dr. Bateman is a proud veteran, having served as a Major in the United States Air Force Medical Corps from 1999 to 2003, with deployments in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Ellery Reed comes to Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital as Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) from Centura Littleton Adventist Hospital, where she has served in various roles since 2013, most recently as the Director of Acute Care Services, where she aligned patient priorities with Centura strategic focus for maximized patient outcomes.
She brings an extensive knowledge of the Centura Health mission, vision, and values and fulfills them each day through her skills and leadership. Ellery is on a mission to connect, learn, empower, and lead with a growth mindset in the creation of the Centura Experience.
In her role as CNO, Ellery will provide leadership in the hospital’s clinical operations, setting standards for nursing care and practice, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving improvement to achieve organizational goals. Ellery has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Wyoming, a master’s from Chamberlain University in Nursing — Executive Leadership, and a master’s degree from Western Governors University in Business Administration — Healthcare.
Lisa Hinton is the Director of Business Development at Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital and joined our healing ministry in November 2015. Lisa’s mission is to offer the best healthcare possible to our growing community and is rooted in fostering healing care to meet the unique needs of each person.
Lisa has served in various roles with Centura Health, including as Director of Outpatient Services for Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital. Prior to her time at Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital, Lisa worked for HealthSouth corporation for 15 years in California and Colorado as Director of Business Development/Marketing Operations and Director of Therapy Operations.
Lisa holds a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln and a Bachelor of Science in Communication Disorders from Minot State University, Minot, ND.
Rooted in the Castle Rock community, Lisa enjoys serving on the Board of Directors for two local organizations. She is the mother of two children and enjoys spending time with family and friends.
Volunteer
At Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital, we are grateful for our volunteers who serve throughout the hospital, making a difference in the lives of patients and visitors. Volunteers need to be at least 16 years old to apply.
For more information, contact the Manager of Volunteers.
- Phone: 720-455-0450
- [email protected]
Volunteer service is a responsibility that requires a definite commitment of time, energy, and desire to serve and therefore requires preparation, orientation, and training. Because of the nature of care being delivered at the hospital, all volunteers are carefully screened and placed into appropriate assignments, and each volunteer must adhere to standard policies and procedures.
- Must be at least 16 years of age
- Commit to a four-hour volunteer shift, one day a week, for a minimum of six months (minimum of 100 hours of volunteer service in one year)
- Attend a volunteer information session
- Complete the volunteer application
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This process is designed to ensure the safety and well-being of patients and families, as well as the confidence and success of volunteers.
Next steps
- Complete the medical health screening provided by our employee health nurse, including:
- TB Blood Draw
- Flu Vaccination
- Attend volunteer orientation
- Train for their specific volunteer position
- Remain current with provided biennial TB form and annual flu vaccinations
We have a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the hospital, and we work to match each volunteer with the service area of their interest. Please read through the volunteer opportunities and responsibilities below prior to completing your contact information.
High school volunteer applications are accepted in May and in November. We appreciate the year-round interest but ask that all high school volunteer applications are held until that time.
Ambassador Outreach
Volunteers bring hospital information to the local community of Castle Rock by participating in local year-round events outside the hospital. You will be answering questions and advertising the various programs that the hospital offers. Volunteers deal with a variety of people while maintaining a friendly and professional manner. Hours will vary throughout the year and may include days, evenings, and weekends.
Emergency Department (must be 18 years old)
Volunteers assist with two different roles. One role is assisting with preparing the rooms for new patients, restocking supplies, and providing comfort measures for patients and families. The second role is visiting patients to ask a few questions to make sure they are receiving quality care. This role works in partnership with our Patient Representative.
Gift Shop
Volunteers provide excellent customer service for patients, visitors and staff shopping in the gift shop. Volunteers answer questions, run the cash register and assist in restocking shelves.
*Closed Saturdays & Sundays in observance of the Adventist Sabbath.
Front Desk
Volunteers greet all patients, visitors, and hospital staff making them feel comfortable so that their impression of Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital will be positive. Duties include assisting with registering patients for medical procedures, escorting patients and guests to hospital departments, giving directions and answering general questions, and being prepared to explain hospital guidelines and policies.
Labor and Delivery Reception
Volunteers screen visitors and family members for patients and hospital staff. Volunteers also work on special projects for the department.
Medical Imaging
Volunteers at the medical imaging desk are the first to greet patients, guests and serve as goodwill ambassadors - being aware of the patient’s needs and concerns. Duties include assisting the medical imaging staff with registering patients for medical procedures, clerical duties and escorting patients.
PACU (Post Anesthesia Care Unit) (must be 18 years old)
Volunteers enhance the surgical services team. Duties include stocking patient rooms and nurse servers, preparing the rooms for new patients and providing comfort measures for patients. Volunteers also sometimes escort patients when discharged.
PACU Liaison
Volunteers greet patients and visitors at reception desk outside of PACU, share knowledge of all hospital resources available to visitors, communicate with family and visitors about patient's status and facilitates the transfer of paperwork from patients to proper nursing station.
Women's Imaging Reception
Volunteers assist the department staff on special projects, welcome patients arriving for procedures and escort patients to other hospital departments.
Services
Our Medical Services
Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital is a 50-bed acute care hospital providing comprehensive health care to the greater Castle Rock community and surrounding areas. From experienced emergency services to delivering babies in our Birthplace, Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital is ready to provide personalized health care when you are sick and wellness programs to keep the entire family healthy.

Using innovative technology to perform better knee replacements
Driven by a passion for bringing patients the most effective solutions to joint pain, our orthopedic surgeons employ robotic-arm assisted technology for total knee replacement. Robotic assistance allows surgeons to more precisely fit the knee implant, resulting in more comfort for the patient and a more durable implant.
Visitor Information
You can count on us to be there for you. We understand that times of illness and injury affect not only our patients, but also their loved ones. The information below will help you before, during, and after you come to our hospital. Our goal is to provide the level of patient experience that enhances your peace of mind and earns your full confidence.
Visitor information
Please read Centura Health's current COVID-19 visitor restrictions. Contact the hospital directly for additional individual visitor policies that may apply.
All visitors of patients at our hospital enjoy equal visitation privileges consistent with patient preferences and subject to the facility’s clinical restrictions. Visitor policy may be subject to change. Please adhere to any adjustments to permitted visitors, as posted in our facility.
- Visitors under the age of 14 must be escorted by a responsible adult.
- At 9 pm, seven days a week, the main lobby entrance will be locked. After 9 pm, enter the hospital through the emergency department walk-in entrance.
- Visitors remaining after 9 pm are asked to go to the security desk in the emergency department to get a special visitor’s badge.
- There may be times when visitors are asked to leave to better meet the needs of our patients.
Patients and visitors may park in the parking lot in front of the main entrance and adjacent lots around the hospital. Free parking is available 24 hours a day.
Café/Cafeteria
Manna Restaurant
Location: in the main lobby
Monday - Friday: 10:30 am – 8 pm
Closed on weekends
Manna Market
Location: in the main lobby
Monday - Sunday: 7 am - 7 pm
Our gift shop is conveniently located near the main lobby. Visitors can find a variety of gifts and convenience items for their family members or loved ones in the hospital. Call 720-455-0460 to get the most updated hours.
Letters and packages are delivered to patients Monday - Friday. If you have letters to be mailed, you may give them to your nurse. Flowers addressed to you will be delivered to your room unless you are in the intensive care unit. Only Mylar® balloons are permitted in the hospital. Latex balloons can cause allergic responses and interfere with hospital safety systems.
Patient Resources
Programs and Community

Our Foundation
We ignite passionate giving by connecting generous hearts to transform lives.
Generosity sustains us at Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital. We are a nonprofit, faith-based community hospital dedicated to the great purpose of healing and enriching lives in our community. We continually strive to be purpose-driven and clinically excellent as we extend the healing ministry of Christ every single day.
We believe giving is part of healing, and the value of philanthropy is not just in dollars raised, but also in the emotional investment people make with us when we help connect them to our mission. Our foundation exists to facilitate giving in a way that helps donors accomplish their philanthropic goals and meet the needs of our community in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.
Programs
Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital's programs and services reach beyond the hospital's walls into our community, bringing education, comfort, healing and life-saving care to people in need. Donors to Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital Foundation make it possible for Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital to continue its mission of caring for those who are ill and nurturing the health of the people in our communities.
Family-to-Family Adoption Support Program
The Family-to-Family Adoption Support Program at Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital offers services to support adoptions that are customized to the wishes of the patients and adoptive parents.
Our goal is to combine expert medical care with compassion and sensitivity for all families.
Whether you choose an open, semi-open, or closed adoption, our trained Birth Place staff will provide resources and support to assist the families and adoption agencies.
We are a caring, loving, and understanding place for adoptive parents and families making an adoption plan for their baby.
Mental Health First Aid
FREE eight-hour classes
Participants learn to recognize symptoms and develop strategies to support someone experiencing mental illness or emotional crisis. A separate youth class is offered for teachers, social workers, coaches, and others who work with children and teens.
Youth and adult classes offer a five-step action plan to:
- Assess risk of suicide or harm
- Listen nonjudgmentally
- Give reassurance and information
- Encourage appropriate professional help
- Encourage self-help and other support
Mommy & Me Market
At Centura Castle Rock Adventist Hospital we care about our community
The Mommy and Me Market allows us to partner with the community to provide for those in need.
We accept donations of new and gently used baby items to stock the market. Families in need can “shop” the Mommy & Me Market and bring home new and gently used baby items at no cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mommy & Me Market?
Mommy and Me Market is designed to help families in need with pregnancy and children's items. The Mommy & Me Market will is open one day a month to allow families to come in and get any of the items they need.
What types of donations does the Mommy and Me Market accept?
- New Diapers and Wipes
- New and Used 0-4T children's clothes
- New and Used Maternity Clothes (when available)
- New and Used Baby Gear (when available)
- Unfortunately we cannot accept used cribs and car seats
What items are available at the Mommy and Me Market?
- New Diapers and Wipes
- New and Used 0-4t children's clothes
- New and Used Maternity Clothes (When available)
- New and Used Baby Gear (When available)
What are the drop-off times for donated items?
First Friday of every month, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Contact Jacque Northrup, 720-709-1986, to arrange a time outside of the designated time frame
What are the times that I can come and "Shop" for any items that I may need for my child?
Last Friday of every month: 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
Do I have to prove that I am in need of these items?
You do not have to prove need to shop the Mommy & Me Market. However, we would ask that you not take advantage of the service and re-donate the items when done with them so others can benefit from the Market.
Community Engagement Request
Centura Health hospitals receive many requests each year asking us to engage in community events and programs. Supporting the communities we serve in this way is a reflection of our mission: to extend the healing ministry of Christ by caring for those who are ill and by nurturing the health of the people in our communities.
Before submitting a request, please consider the following:
- Sponsorships and events should align with our mission, vision and values. All sponsorships and events should relate to community health improvement or prevention and one of the hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment priorities.
- Please make your request at least 60 days prior to your event or sponsorship deadline.
- Completion of this form does not guarantee a donation or sponsorship.
- We are only able to support non-profit organizations.
Completed requests will be considered by an internal committee. We will contact you within 30 days regarding the status of your request.