CommonSpirit St. Anthony Hospital

01/23/2026

This National CRNA Week, we celebrate our Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists! CRNAs play a vital role in ensuring a comfortable, safe patient experience during surgery and other procedures. Thank you for your commitment to excellence and for making such a profound difference in the communities we serve.

01/21/2026

Welcome, Dr. Aakash Thakral, MD, our new Pain Medicine specialist at CommonSpirit Pain Specialists at St. Anthony! Dr. Thakral specializes in diagnosing and treating diverse pain issues, from acute to chronic. His approach emphasizes patient-provider collaboration for individualized treatment plans, prioritizing listening and understanding patients' goals for compassionate, effective care. Learn more about Dr. Thakral here. https://ow.ly/xL5h50XZR1j

01/19/2026

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we pause to reflect on the call to serve others with compassion, dignity and purpose.

Today and every day, we honor Dr. King’s legacy by continuing the work of caring for one another and the communities we call home.

01/09/2026

Flu and respiratory illnesses are keeping emergency rooms busy. But what if you could see a doctor without leaving the comfort of your home? Telehealth is the solution!

Dr. Brendan Clark and Regional Director of Telehealth and Virtual Care Gerard Frunzi discussed with Denver7 how telehealth offers an option for non-critical conditions.

As emergency rooms stay busy across the state with flu patients and people suffering from other respiratory illnesses, some health experts want to remind people that telehealth is an option.

01/01/2026

May each day of the new year be filled with warmth and happiness. Cheers to new beginnings!

12/25/2025

May your holidays be merry and bright, filled with warmth, comfort, and a little winter magic. ❄️✨

12/24/2025

This festive season is all about enjoying time with friends and family. As you plan your gatherings, remember to consider how everyone gets home, as there's no excuse to drive impaired.

For Hosts: Encourage designated drivers, have non-alcoholic options, and offer a place to stay.
For Guests: Plan your ride before you even leave the house.

We want everyone to enjoy a safe and happy holiday season.

12/23/2025

This holiday season, employees at St. Anthony Hospital came together to make a difference by donating new, wrapped gifts for 25 children. Staff were given details about each child, allowing them to choose gifts straight from the children’s wish lists—making each donation extra special.

In addition, through a partnership with Benefits in Action, our team donated 230 pounds of food to the Community Food Program, helping support families in need this season.

We’re grateful for our caregivers’ generosity and commitment to caring beyond our hospital walls.

12/18/2025

From a childhood pact and always supporting one another to taking the Physician’s Oath side by side, twin sisters Drs. Srinidhi and Saikripa Radhakrishnan have walked every step of their journey together.

Today, they’re fulfilling a shared dream as hematologist oncologists at CommonSpirit St. Anthony Cancer Clinics in Lakewood and Westminster, caring for patients with compassion shaped by personal experience and family legacy.

Read more about their shared journey here. https://ow.ly/CLay50XLKe2

12/04/2025

Don’t face recovery alone. The Trauma Survivors Network Peer Support Group offers peer connection, shared experiences, and a safe place to share and improve coping skills. If you’re interested in attending our upcoming support group on December 17 at 4 PM at St. Anthony Hospital, call (720) 321-0605 to register. Loved ones and support persons are welcome to join. https://ow.ly/CK8450XBX43

11/27/2025

The purpose that guides our work and the values we share remind us of the importance of connection and gratitude. This season, we reflect on the meaningful moments that bring us together at home, in our communities, and across our ministry. Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving.

11/26/2025

For Teresa Doyle, the hallways of St. Anthony Hospital have become familiar territory. She has offered 23 years of comfort and brought the Eucharist to patients on good and hard days, as well as on days that may change everything in a patient's life.

Fellow volunteer, Ron Schreier, was called to join the team of extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion after surviving cancer. Together, they meet 25-30 patients each week to help guide them and their loved ones through every situation.

Learn more about how the team brings grace to the hospital.

Through the ministry of extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, hospital rooms become places of grace and quiet encounter with Jesus.By Jay SorgiSometimes, they give Jesus to a patient who is recovering and ready to return home to their family. At other times, they give the Eucharist to someone w...