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ABOUT

Since its inception in the late 1880s, Penrose Hospital has been infused with
vision and dedicated to clinical excellence, whole-person care, and serving the
unique needs of its communities. Founded by the Sisters of St. Francis and the
Sisters of Charity, Penrose Hospital celebrates the value of each person's life
by lovingly offering care to people regardless of who they are, what they
believe, or where they're from. We seek to combine finely honed medical
skills with a compassionate touch to care for the whole person, body, mind, and
spirit. In this manner, we strive to create healing sanctuaries that carry on
the ministry of Jesus Christ.

About Our Hospital

Penrose Hospital


ABOUT OUR HOSPITAL

Established in 1890, Penrose Hospital has grown to become a major health
treatment and referral center specializing in cancer care, cardiac care,
emergency trauma care, and physical rehabilitation.


PENROSE HOSPITAL BY THE NUMBERS

 * Active medical staff: 1,083
 * Licensed beds: 238
 * Emergency Department: 30 private rooms
 * 2021 ED visits: 36,933
 * Surgical suites: 16
 * 2021 uncompensated/charity care: $68.7 million

NURSING CARE CONTRIBUTIONS

Professional Nursing contributes to care of patients at Porter Adventist
Hospital and the surrounding community through the following services:

Bariatric Center of Excellence:
Penrose Hospital is currently the only Certified Center of Excellence in the
southern Colorado region. Our Bariatric Program Coordinator (RN) provides pre-
and post-surgical education to the patients as well as conducts an ongoing
monthly support group. While giving post-operative care, our highly trained
bariatric nurses continue to reinforce this education and provide support to the
patients and their families through this life-changing surgical experience.
Nurses and other members of the multidisciplinary team throughout the hospital
champion the use of enhanced recovery after bariatric surgery.

Cancer center:
Penrose St. Francis cancer program has received designation as Centers of
Excellence from the Commission on Cancer (CoC), National Accreditation Program
for Breast Centers (NAPBC), National Quality Measures for Breast Centers
(NQMBC), National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer (NAPRC), American
College of Radiology (ACR), Lung Cancer Screening Center of Excellence (LCOE)
and is a member of the MD Anderson Physician Network. These Cancer Centers of
Excellence demonstrate that our oncology nurses are nationally certified,
providing the highest level of expertise in delivering chemotherapy, radiation,
medical, surgical, and end-of-life care. Nurse navigators support the patient
throughout their cancer journey from diagnosis to survivorship through
education, care coordination, support, and facilitation of hospital and
community resources. Radiation oncology nurses provide targeted treatments and
assist patients in reducing side effects from those treatments. Clinical
research nurses provide care and support to patients enrolled in clinical
research trials. Palliative care nurses support end-of-life decision-making and
pain management throughout the cancer journey. Nurses facilitate multiple
community support groups, integrative therapies, cancer screening, and community
events to help patients through their cancer experience.

Cardiac care:
Our cardiology nurses are dedicated to the care and health promotion of the
community. When patients come in with a heart attack or any heart or vascular
abnormalities, we offer a quality continuum of care from our emergency room
nurses, that provide prompt interventions to our certified nurses on the
cardiology floor. Our goal is for heart attack patients to receive care for an
average of 60 minutes or less, a full 33% faster than the American College of
Cardiology national benchmark of 90 minutes. Patients receive quality skilled
care from our vascular center nurses, where we have a vast cath lab and
electrophysiology lab services. Our dedicated cardiac unit has cardiac and
telemetry trained nurses to support, monitor, and manage any cardiac and
vascular symptoms. Our cardiac rehab nurses help with education and help prepare
patients physically, mentally, and emotionally for return to work and normal
family and social life. We have a strong structural heart program where our
structural heart NP helps patients navigate and coordinate all testing and
procedures needed for TAVR, mitral clip and watchman procedures from admit to
discharge care follow-up.

Intensive care:
ICU nurses specialize in caring for a broad spectrum of patients that require
extensive monitoring and an advanced level of care. Our patient population
includes medical, surgical, trauma, stroke, and post-operative cardiothoracic
patients. Our nurses provide care to trauma patients aged 15 years and older and
medical/surgical patients aged 18 years and older. The diverse patient
population challenges nurses to continually develop an extensive skill set. ICU
nurses encounter a variety of patients who have undergone coronary artery bypass
grafts (CABG), valve repairs, aortic aneurysm repair, as well as those that
require intra-aortic balloon pumps (IAPB), Impella (left ventricular assist
device), and continuous venovenous hemodialysis (CVVHD/CRRT) support. Stroke
care offers both systemic and intracerebral tPA as well as any needed euro
interventional radiology (NIR) procedures. We believe in a multidisciplinary
approach to providing excellent patient care. Our interdepartmental
relationships allow our staff to treat patients and families holistically. The
team works together towards a common goal of excellent patient experience and a
welcoming work environment. The ICU leadership and staff promote shared
governance through the dynamic unit and hospital committee involvement. Nurses
are encouraged to further their education and career through certification and
continuing education.

Emergency and trauma care:
Our emergency and trauma nurses deliver care continuum through all stages of
life. The nursing team implements care delivery protocols that are
evidence-based and provide superior outcomes for sepsis, geriatric, stroke,
cardiac, medical, pediatric, and trauma patients. Nurses utilize evidence-based
guidelines for triage which assist in decreasing wait times and provide prompt
or immediate emergency care for high acuity patients. Our nursing team has
assisted in the achievement of Level I Trauma Certification from the American
College of Surgeons at Penrose Hospital and Level III Trauma Certification at
St. Francis Hospital; additionally, Primary Stroke Certification from the
American Heart Association at both campuses.

Medical/surgical care:
Nurses care with compassion for patients needing general medical and/or surgical
services. Acute care nurses have protocols to reduce hospital-acquired
infections to influence hospital length of stay and increase patient comfort.
Advanced training for our patient population has been completed in order to
provide proper care for our various medical diagnoses.

Neurology care:
Nurses provide care to patients through the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical
intervention process. There are nurse stroke coordinators who lead the Penrose
St. Francis Hospital Stroke Certification process, ensuring top-level care for
stroke patients.

Outpatient care:
Gastro-Intestinal Lab: GI lab nurses prepare and care for patients needing
procedures like endoscopies or colonoscopies. Infusion services: Penrose St.
Francis provides high-quality short- and long-term infusion services for a
variety of illnesses with a focus on comfort, compassion, and convenience. Our
infusion centers are staffed with registered nurses certified in
chemo/biotherapy administration, pharmacists, pharmacy techs, phlebotomists, and
schedulers who all specialize in outpatient Infusion and chemotherapy services.
Therapy is provided in a stress-free and comfortable environment. Ostomy clinic:
At the Penrose Ostomy Clinic, our specialty nurses, certified in ostomy and
wound care, excel in providing care for patients living with stomas and for
those patients considering ostomy surgery. Our team provides care to all
patients that have had their ostomy surgery at Penrose St. Francis hospitals,
and we also see patients that are living with stomas that need additional
assistance and/or are interested in updates to their ostomy management systems.

Perioperative care:
Nurses work collaboratively with surgeons, anesthesiologists, techs, reps, and
other support staff to care for the patient undergoing surgery. Whether
preparing patients for surgery, working with them intraoperatively in the
operating room, or focusing on their post-operative treatment, nurses remain a
vital pillar to patient-centered care. Nurses' primary job functions and
interventions in perioperative care include patient education, safety awareness
for both patients and staff, infection prevention, and interprofessional
communication. Our nurses ensure that they are at the top of their field by
achieving certifications including ASPAN, CAPA, CPAN, and CNOR.

Peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) team:
The PSF PICC/VA nurses provide ultrasound-guided vascular access via PICC,
midline, and difficult PIV placement. They lead CLABSI prevention efforts by
providing evidence-based specialty care, as well as patient and staff education
at both Penrose and St. Francis campuses.

Spinal care:
Nurses provide compassionate care to those undergoing spine surgery or treatment
for spinal trauma. Alongside a multidisciplinary team, nursing prioritizes early
and frequent mobilization, increased pain control, and the education needed to
continue healing after discharge.

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Leaders

Penrose Hospital


LEADERS

PENROSE HOSPITAL LEADERSHIP

PATRICK SHARP

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER


Patrick Sharp, MBA, serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Penrose Hospital.
In his position, Patrick lives his passion for healthcare and his mission to be
a leader who inspires others to flourish in a balanced life through faith,
integrity, accountability, and the pursuit of knowledge.

Patrick excels at relationship building and transparent communication. He enjoys
creating lasting connections with both internal and external partners. As CEO,
Patrick cultivates strong, trusting relationships with the board, associates,
advanced practice providers, physicians, and volunteers to impact the health and
wholeness of every life, every neighbor, and every community Penrose serves.

Prior to joining Penrose, Patrick served as CEO of Centura Mercy Hospital in
Durango. Before serving as CEO at Mercy, Patrick served as the President & CEO
at Fairview Range Regional Medical Center in Hibbing, MN, where he was
responsible for the overall leadership, strategic planning, and operation of the
licensed 175-bed hospital, as well as primary and specialty care clinics and
home health and hospice services.

During his tenure with the Fairview Range healthcare system, Patrick also held
the senior leadership positions of Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of
Clinic Operations and Radiation Therapy, supporting operations and strategic
initiatives in both inpatient and ambulatory settings.

Patrick received a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a Master of Business
Administration from Augsburg College in Minneapolis, MN. He was a member of the
Minnesota Hospital Association’s Policy & Advocacy Committee and previously
served on the board of the Hibbing Community College Foundation.

To help strengthen both his faith and leadership skills, Patrick is currently
pursuing his master’s degree in Philosophy with an emphasis in Theology. He is
married to Dr. Sereen Sharp, and they have four children: Kade, Kyler, Cale, and
Adelle.

BILL PLAUTH, MD

CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER


Dr. Bill Plauth is Chief Medical Officer for Penrose Hospital. In his previous
role, Dr. Plauth served as Vice President and CMO for Mercy Regional Medical
Center in Durango from 2014 to 2019.

As Penrose Hospital’s CMO, Dr. Plauth consistently lives his mission to create
an environment where all caregivers can deliver excellent, compassionate care by
promoting ease of practice, respect for those who do the work and meeting
patients where they are.

To accomplish this, Dr. Plauth faithfully champions the need to work with
physicians and nurses as true partners with transparency and shared commitment.
He has promoted clinical transformation focused on soliciting ideas from our
passionate clinicians and bringing those ideas to fruition. 

Dr. Plauth works closely with Penrose Hospital’s medical staff leadership, the
physician leadership council and the and citizenship council, which help to
ensure every caregiver in our organization is empowered to provide attention we
can all be proud of. 

Dr. Plauth, his wife Pam, and their 15-year-old son enjoy being outdoors,
fly-fishing and getting back into cycling.

KRISTI OLSON

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER - ADMINISTRATOR


 Kristi, who is on a mission to lead with love, brings more than 20 years of
health care experience to Penrose Hospital in her role as Chief Operating
Officer – Administrator. She also served as the CEO of St. Thomas More Hospital
in Canon City, Colorado.

Kristi previously served Centura Health as Vice President of Operations for
Penrose-St. Francis. We are excited to have her return to the executive
leadership team. Kristi earned her Master of Science, Bachelor of Science in
Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Magna cum Laude. Additionally, she earned her Bachelor of Science at the United
States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland.
 

CECILIA TRUJILLO

DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES


Cecilia Trujillo, MBA, SPHR, IPMA-SCP, serves as Director of Human Resources at
Penrose Hospital. In her position, Cecilia lives out her mission to make sure
amazing things happen to other people. Cecilia previously served as director of
Human Resources at two of Centura’s other hospitals, St. Mary-Corwin Hospital in
Pueblo and St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City. She brings more than a decade
of human resources experience in the private sector, utilities, technology, and
local government and healthcare to her role. She earned her Bachelor of Science
in Biology from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA., then earned her Master
of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. A skilled, creative
leader, Cecilia excels in talent acquisition, strategic planning, change
management, benefit administration, employee relations, compliance reporting,
risk management, and organizational development.

Volunteer

Penrose Hospital


VOLUNTEER

Volunteers are an integral part of Penrose Hospital. Our volunteers serve in
over 100 departments throughout Penrose Hospital, and the service our volunteers
offer is truly a gift from the heart.

Penrose Hospital wants to provide the very best patient care, and our volunteers
play an important role in this. As a volunteer, you will derive great personal
satisfaction while working with a team of dedicated staff and other volunteers.

For more information, contact volunteer
services: 719-776-5315 or estellabaca@centura.org

Apply now - adult volunteer program

Apply now - pet ambassador program

To apply for the No One Dies Alone program, email the No One Dies Alone
Coordinator or submit applications to the Spiritual Care Department at Penrose
Hospital.

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS & APPLICATION PROCESS

Volunteer requirements

For the adult and teen volunteer programs:

Volunteers are needed seven days a week between the hours of 8 AM and 8 PM,
later hours are available at the Penrose Hospital Emergency Room.

 * Must be 18 years of age or older for the adult volunteer program
 * Must be 16 years of age or older for the teen volunteer program
 * Applicants must be vaccinated for COVID-19 and Flu - volunteers will be asked
   to provide a copy of their vaccination record 
 * Work one three or four-hour shift/per week
 * Attend an orientation session once accepted

For the No One Dies Alone program:

 * Must be 18 years of age or older
 * Must be a Penrose Hospital associate and/or Penrose Hospital volunteer with a
   minimum of three months of service within the organization
 * Have an on-sight interview with the No One Dies Alone Coordinator
 * Attend and complete a Penrose Hospital No One Dies Alone training and
   orientation
 * Must not have had a death in their family during the past year
 * Commit to two-hour shifts (four hours max. when called to sit a vigil - a No
   One Dies Alone volunteer will be provided with a coordinator and pertinent
   telephone numbers for a scheduled vigil)
 * Attend at least one dying patient a year to stay active with the No One Dies
   Alone program
 * Attend at least one Gathering per year
 * Sign up for days and times available to be contacted for service

Application process

 1. Complete paperwork - print and complete the following documents (2
    recommendation letters are required):
    * Letter of Recommendation
      
      Please mail, fax or email your Letter of Recommendation to:
      Penrose Hospital Volunteer Services
      2222 N Nevada Ave.
      Colorado Springs, CO 80907
      Fax: 719-776-7446
    * EstellaBaca@centura.org
 2. Complete the application form and contact Volunteer Services.

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS

ADULT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

After completing the online application, the prospective volunteer will learn
about the Penrose Hospital mission, core values, customer service program,
volunteer opportunities offered at each site, and the training requirements
needed before their volunteer service can begin.

Prospective volunteers will have the opportunity to review all position
descriptions that appeal to them. On-the-job training will be provided when the
volunteer receives his/her volunteer assignment.

TEEN VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

We are currently not taking applications at this time, please check back for
updates.

NO ONE DIES ALONE PROGRAM

No One Dies Alone (NODA) is a national volunteer-centered program started by
Sandra Clarke, CCRN, at PeaceHealth (Eugene, OR) in 2001. Its goal is to provide
companionship and support for dying individuals so that no patient dies alone.
The program is now a model for compassionate end-of-life programs in hospitals
across the country. The program began at Penrose Hospital oi July 2000 and
strives to provide compassionate companionship to the dying who have no family
or friends to be with them in their last days to ensure that they do not die
alone.

No One Dies Alone trains hospital associates and volunteers to become
compassionate companions who offer end-of-life presence and support to patients
who are near the end of life and who have no family or friends at their bedside.
Trained volunteers provide 24-hour availability to dying patients who do not
wish to be alone. During the vigil, companions may hold the hand of the patient,
play soothing music, read to the patient and assist in other comfort care
measures. They serve patients in shifts, sitting at the bedside until the
patient death or a family member arrives.

The heart of this work is about being rather than doing, about the compassionate
presence and heartfelt intention rather than fixing, solving, answering or
resolving issues for others. To be a calming presence and truly compassionate
with another requires no small amount of personal and spiritual maturity, as
well as a capacity for reflection on the volunteer’s life. 

No One Dies Alone volunteers receive orientation and training that is more
process-oriented with an appropriate amount of content and protocol to provide a
framework for the volunteer to be successful. All No One Dies Alone volunteers
must be either a Penrose Hospital associate or a volunteer through Penrose
Hospital Volunteer Services and have been volunteering for at least three
months. No One Dies Alone gives Penrose Hospital associates the opportunity to
provide comfort care to patients outside of their regular work day. Penrose
Hospital associates must register with Volunteer Services, complete a No One
Dies Alone application, be interviewed, and be accepted as a No One Dies Alone
volunteer, and complete the No One Dies Alone training prior to beginning to sit
vigils.

Competencies

 * Works cooperatively with others as well as independently
 * Follows the organization's confidentiality and infection control guidelines
 * Respects a patient’s spiritual beliefs
 * Understands and follows directions
 * Demonstrates compassion
 * Demonstrates an ability to be a calming presence and use silence well
 * Demonstrates emotional availability
 * Demonstrates appropriate personal and professional boundaries
 * Demonstrates sensitivity to end-of-life issues

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES & PERKS

Not all positions are available at all sites:

 * Patient Care
 * Emergency Department
 * Nursery
 * Patient Care Ambassador
 * Patient Transport
 * Radiology
 * Rehabilitation
 * Surgical Services
 * Gift Shops
 * Greeters and Escorts
 * Information Desks
 * John Zay Guest House
 * Pharmacies (In-Patient/Out-Patient)
 * Surgical Waiting Rooms
 * Clerical 
 * Offices
 * Special Projects
 * Spiritual Care
 * Eucharistic Minister
 * Knitters  
 * Baby Hats  
 * Comfort Shawls
 * Mission Outreach

Volunteering at Penrose Hospital has benefits for you as well. We thank our
volunteers with:

 1.  Complimentary meal the day you work your shift ($8.00 allotment)*
 2.  Service pins, awards – presented the month following; name on Recognition
     Board at 1,000 hours of service level
 3.  Annual luncheon during National Volunteer Week
 4.  *Free Flu vaccine each year
 5.  TB Quantiferon Test
 6.  Special parking
 7.  *Pharmacy discount - 10% on over the counter/non-prescriptive items
 8.  *Gift Shop discount - 20% on all regular priced gift items (excluding
     candy, flowers, magazines, sundries and sale items)
 9.  *Use of the Penrose Hospital Wellness Center
 10. Labyrinth (Spiritual Care offers an instruction pamphlet)

* Volunteer identification required (name badge and/or uniform)


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Licensed beds
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2021 ED visits
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Incredible Care at Penrose Hospital
Penrose Hospital - vaccinating today for a healthier tomorrow
Get vaccinated, stay healthy, keep flourishing

Centura Health is proud to be able to offer the COVID-19 vaccination to our
flourishing communities. The vaccine is a safe and effective way to protect
yourself, your family, and your community from the virus. Our many primary care
locations are offering the COVID-19 vaccine. Patients who have a MyCenturaHealth
patient portal can use the link above to schedule your first, second, third or
booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are not a Centura patient and would
like to schedule an appointment, please contact one of our many primary care
clinic that is most convenient for you.

Schedule via your MyCenturaHealth patient portal account
Penrose Hospital supports preventive care
Connect to primary care

Centura primary care clinics are focused on keeping you at full health — from
preventive care to careful diagnosis, find the care you need to stay living your
best. Regardless of age, we are all in on promoting and maintaining your
well-being so that you can keep unleashing your greatest self out on the world.

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Meeting the needs of the growing northeast Colorado Springs community
St. Francis Hospital - Interquest Groundbreaking

St. Francis Hospital — Interquest, which will be located on 58 acres of land at
the intersection of Interquest Parkway and I-25, will meet the demands of the
growing population in northeast Colorado Springs while fulfilling a key
objective in Penrose—St. Francis’ 2025 strategic expression. The 48-bed hospital
will include 10 ICU capable beds, ten specialty-sized operating rooms with
robotic capability, a 14-bed emergency department, imaging with CT, radiography,
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SERVICES

Penrose Hospital services range of clinical specialties provides the expertise
you need to manage your health and wellness. Our leading-edge teams deliver
remarkable care, high-quality outcomes, and unparalleled patient satisfaction
among a wide variety of medical specialties, services, and programs to help you
get well and stay well.

Behavioral Health
Cancer Center
Center for Women's Imaging
Emergency Department
Heart & Vascular Center
Outpatient Rehabilitation
Pharmacy
Weight Loss Surgery and Bariatrics
Wound Care Clinic
Alan Monroe, MD, Radiation Oncologist with Penrose Cancer Center

CERTIFIED MEMBER OF MD ANDERSON® CANCER NETWORK

Penrose Hospital is a certified member of MD Anderson® Cancer network, a program
of MD Anderson® Cancer Center. Meeting rigorous requirements to earn certified
membership, Penrose Hospital now has access to a wide range of multidisciplinary
care resources, including disease-specific and evidence-based guidelines,
treatment plans, and best practices develop by MD Anderson.


VISITOR INFORMATION

At Penrose Hospital we work to make your hospital stay as comfortable as
possible. We offer many amenities for both patients and visitors including a
coffee bar, gift shop, wireless internet and spiritual care.

All Visitor Information

Penrose Hospital


ALL VISITOR INFORMATION

Please read Centura Health's current COVID-19 visitor restrictions. Contact the
hospital directly for additional individual visitor policies that may apply.

PARKING & VALET INFORMATION

 * General parking is located on the east side of the hospital adjacent to our
   main entrance at 2222 N. Nevada.
 * Complementary valet service is available Monday thru Friday 5:30 am - 8 pm at
   the main hospital entrance. Closed on major holidays.
 * Radiation Therapy patients have several allotted spaces on the first floor of
   the Parking Garage attached to the north side of the building, just off of
   Jackson Street.
 * Patients visiting the Medical Oncology office have several allotted spaces on
   the second floor of the parking garage.

Please note: when visiting the Penrose Campus there are no longer any points of
entry into the hospital from Cascade Ave. All visitors must use the main
hospital entrance.

GIFT SHOP

The gift shop at Penrose Hospital wants to make your loved one's stay in the
hospital as cheerful as possible. We carry a wide-variety of merchandise and can
help you find the right gift for any patient.

OUR ASSORTMENT OF GIFTS INCLUDES:

 * Fresh Flowers
 * Jewelry
 * Pottery
 * Glassware
 * Lotions
 * Stuffed Animals
 * Baby Clothing And Toys
 * Clothing And Accessories
 * Seasonal Decorative Items
 * Religious And Nonreligious Figurines
 * Candles
 * Gift Cards
 * Mylar Balloons
 * Toiletries And Snacks
 * and much more

Credit card purchases can be made over the phone for any item in the gift shop.

Our friendly volunteers will deliver any gift purchased from our gift shop to
any patient staying at Penrose Hospital. For assistance, call the gift shop at
the hospital where your loved-one is a patient.

Location:
2222 N. Nevada Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Phone: 719-776-5119

Hours:

 * Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
 * Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 
 * Sunday: Closed

Note: Hours may vary from the posted hours based on the availability of our
volunteers. Please call the shops for exact hours.

DOCUMENT & SHARE YOUR HEALTH JOURNEY

Create a patient journal to keep loved-ones connected

CarePages and CaringBridge both provide free, private, personalized web pages to
patients and their families. These sites can help you stay in touch before,
during and after a hospital stay, or anytime.

Both service provide an easy way for friends and loved ones to respond with
messages of emotional support. You can share information, visiting hours and
relay information when the time is right for you. Friends and loved ones can
visit your patient web page and be kept up-to-date on your condition.

CREATE AND SHARE YOUR HEALTH JOURNEY:

 * CarePages
 * CaringBridge

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICES

For your convenience, Penrose Hospital offers delicious cafeteria service to our
staff, patients and visitors. A wide array of items are served daily including
main course items, side dishes, grill items, piping hot pizza, made to order
sandwiches, soup, fresh salad bar and tasty desserts.

The Penrose Hospital Cafeteria  

Location:
On the first floor just south of the Chapel Lobby

Hours:

 * Breakfast:
   * Monday - Friday: 6:45 am - 9:45 am 
   * Saturday - Sunday: 7:00 am - 9:45 am
 * Lunch:
   * Monday - Friday: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
   * Saturday - Sunday: 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
 * Snack time:
   * Monday - Friday: 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm 
     (Snacks & salad bar available)
 * Dinner:
   * Monday - Friday: 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm (Grill only)

COFFEE BAR

Penrose Cafe & Bistro

Penrose Cafe & Bistro offers a full line of Starbucks coffees including lattes,
cappuccinos, mochas, caramel macchiatos, frappucinos and more! In addition,
freshly baked pastries, muffins, scones and several grab and go items are
available. Our atmosphere includes soft music and comfortable seating great for
reading a book or chatting with friends.

Location:
Penrose Hospital, Chapel Lobby, 1st Floor, near the W Tower elevators

Hours:

 * Monday - Friday: 6:00 am - 3:00 pm
 * Saturday and Sunday: 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

Cash and credit cards are accepted. Penrose Hospital employees may use their
name badge for payroll deduction. A 10 percent discount will be offered if you
bring your own reusable cup or mug, however we are not able to offer any other
discounts or complimentary items.

PHARMACY

Centura Health Pharmacy at Penrose Hospital

SERVICES INCLUDE:

 * Customer access to an expanded line of over-the-counter products at
   reasonable prices
 * Patient privacy - separate windows for drop-off and pick-up
 * A patient counseling area
 * Prescriptions are accepted for Workers Comp, auto claims and most third party
   prescription plans
 * Counseling by a pharmacist is offered with each new prescription; patient's
   questions are always welcomed
 * Drug profiles maintained and monitored
 * Computer software assists pharmacists in identifying potential drug-drug
   interactions
 * Documentation provided for Spending Account reimbursement

Location:
2222 North Nevada Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Located on the first floor of the E Tower just off the main lobby.

Phone: 719-776-5486

Hours:

 * Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
 * Closed Saturday and Sunday 

WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

Penrose Hospital provides complimentary wireless Internet access for guests and
visitors.

What do I have to do to connect?
Simply bring your laptop, PDA, or other wireless-enabled device with you to one
of these facilities and connect using your wireless network card. When you first
connect, you'll notice "Terms and Conditions" for Centura Health's Guest
Network. When you click "Accept", you'll be automatically granted access. Guests
with laptops and other wireless devices must have experience in connecting to
wireless networks as Centura Health does not provide any assistance in
connecting to the wireless network.

Where and when can I connect?
The wireless network is available throughout the hospital. The wireless network
is available 24/7.

Disclaimer:
Enjoy your time on our wireless network. As with any public wireless network, we
strongly recommend guests take measures to secure their devices and internet
communications. We encourage using virtual private networks in conjunction with
personal firewalls and virus protections to mitigate risk to personal data. It
is the user's responsibility to take precautions and provide security measures
suited to their situation and intended use of the service. Our wireless network
should not be used for inappropriate or unlawful purposes.

 * Centura Health is not responsible for any personal information that is
   compromised.
 * Centura Health is not responsible for any damage caused to your hardware or
   software while at any Centura Health facility

Please Note: Because this is a free service, Centura Health does not provide
technical support for your device or assistance in connectivity. Guests and
visitors should understand how to configure their computer or device and know
what hardware or software is necessary to connect to the wireless network.

TOBACCO-FREE CAMPUS

Penrose Hospital is committed to the preservation of the health and wellness for
all. We strive to promote a healing environment for our patients, guests,
associates, volunteers and the community. The use of any tobacco product is
prohibited in all areas of our campus including buildings, leased facilities,
offices, grounds, vehicles, parking lots, and ramps. If you are a patient and
use tobacco products, please speak with your physician or nurse for options that
are available to you during your stay in the hospital. Thank you for your
cooperation.

PATIENT REPRESENTATIVES

Every Centura Health hospital provides you with a patient representative to help
you have a better hospital experience. Our representatives address and
investigate your concerns, and then respond to you and your family with findings
and recommendations for how your concerns can be resolved. Find patient
representative information.


PATIENT RESOURCES

Online Pre-Registration
Classes & Events
Pay My Bill
Get an Estimate



PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY

OUR FOUNDATION

You make the difference for so many. We have the good fortune of meeting many of
the patients that are so positively affected by the generous commitment of
people in this community and the commitment of care they have received at
Penrose Hospital. 

We are truly blessed to have so many caring people who believe in and support
our mission. We invite you to read more about the heritage of our hospital as
well as the many patients and programs we help to support. We also invite you to
join us in our mission to promote the health and well-being of the people in the
communities we serve.

Learn More

PROGRAMS

At Penrose Hospital we find it a privilege to support the health of our mountain
community. We offer birth classes, community events, volunteer opportunities and
give back through other community benefit programs. These resources and
opportunities are all part 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. 

Corporate Wellness Program

Penrose Hospital


CORPORATE WELLNESS PROGRAM

Penrose Hospital offers the most comprehensive package of corporate wellness
services available throughout Colorado designed to help employers keep employees
healthy and productive. Our unparalleled years of experience and expertise in
providing quality corporate resources support your employees in every facet of
their work and personal environment. These complementary services will empower
the employee to always be "at their best" while allowing your budget to breathe.

Employer Wellness Services

Penrose Hospital


EMPLOYER WELLNESS SERVICES

Your entire company can enjoy the highest-quality corporate wellness programs
and create a healthy environment to help your employees succeed. We offer health
solutions that span across the entire company, and integrate wellness into your
organization's culture.

Employer Wellness Services
Profile Employee Assistance Program

Penrose Hospital


PROFILE EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Profile Employee Assistance Program is a full-service employee assistance
program headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It began in 1982 at
Penrose Hospital and is now backed by the facilities and resources of the
Centura Health System. Profile EAP is an employer-sponsored benefit for both the
employee and the employer.  We provide confidential assessment, short-term
counseling, referral and follow-up services for employees and their immediate
family members. Our goal is to help your company reduce absenteeism, on-the-job
accidents and substance abuse, and to decrease escalating health care
costs. Studies have shown that a well-managed EAP reduces absenteeism by 66
percent, health care costs by 86 percent, and worker's compensation claims by 30
percent.

Learn More
Community Engagement Request

Penrose Hospital


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.

Community Engagement Request


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