HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge

02/15/2026

When blood pressure won’t respond to medications, it can raise the risk of serious complications like stroke and heart disease.

For Edna, 83, managing high blood pressure alongside Parkinson’s disease felt like a ‘yo-yo’ with readings as high as 200/100 at times. Our team at HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge helped her explore another option: renal ablation, a minimally invasive procedure FDA-approved for certain patients with medication-resistant hypertension.

After her procedure, Edna was able to stop two of her three blood pressure medications and maintain readings around 130/77. If you or a loved one is struggling with blood pressure that’s hard to control, learn more about renal ablation, who may be a candidate and what to expect. ➡️ Read Edna’s story: https://bit.ly/4cvcviU

02/13/2026

💢 Chest pain can have many causes for both men and women, and it's important not to overlook. Understanding personal risk factors, how chest pain can present and the importance of timely medical care can all support better heart health.

This American Heart Month, learn how heart issues in women may differ from those in men, which symptoms to look for and why fast care matters when chest pain occurs: https://bit.ly/3O8dFqG. Find a doctor at https://bit.ly/4rem1LR.

02/12/2026

❤️ Have you heard of ? It happens when the heart's electrical signals fall out of rhythm, which can lead to an irregular heartbeat and a range of symptoms. Some arrhythmias are harmless, while others may need more attention.

Arrhythmias can affect anyone. If your heartbeat feels a little "off" or you're noticing unusual symptoms, it's best to get it checked out. If you're experiencing chest pain, severe shortness of breath or fainting, seek emergency care right away.

If you'd like to get your symptoms checked and it's not something requiring emergency care, schedule an appointment with one of our cardiologists: https://bit.ly/407zwky

02/11/2026

Heart disease doesn’t usually come with a warning sign. That’s what makes learning your risk before something happens so important.

Dr. Behzad Molavi, cardiologist with HCA HealthONE, shares simple, realistic ways to reduce your risk of heart disease. Knowing your risk, understanding your heart health and making small changes today can help prevent bigger problems down the road: https://bit.ly/4bPQVW5

Learn more about our heart care and take a quick heart risk assessment to better understand your personal risk and what you can do about it: https://bit.ly/3ZALdjA

Segment Sponsored by American Heart Association It’s American Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease – the leading cause of death in the U.S.All month lo…

02/09/2026

When Carol Tilton began experiencing fatigue and shortness of breath, she trusted her care team to find answers. Thanks to early detection, expert coordination, and a minimally invasive heart valve procedure, Carol is back to doing what she loves — with renewed energy and confidence.

“I feel like I have a new lease on life," she says. Carol's story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when compassionate care and clinical excellence come together.

👉 Read Carol’s story: https://bit.ly/4r8Pres. Learn more about our heart care at HCAHealthONE.com/Heart.

02/06/2026

❤️This National Wear Red Day®, join HCA HealthONE we’re wearing red to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. While it’s the leading cause of death for women, cardiovascular disease can affect anyone. That’s why we encourage everyone to make bold moves for better heart health and .

In collaboration with the American Heart Association, our broader HCA Healthcare network is enhancing heart health across the country by leading nationwide education initiatives that promote heart-healthy habits, CPR training and awareness of warning signs of heart issues.

➡️ Learn more about Wear Red Day and how you can get involved: https://bit.ly/45MfO1e

02/04/2026

At just 28 years old, Ashlee Belvill was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma. As she began cancer treatment, one powerful motivation carried her through every challenge — her son, LJ.

“He is my reason for fighting like I did,” Ashlee says. “I just thought, ‘I can’t die.’”

After complications caused her cancer to progress, Ashlee’s care was transferred to Colorado Blood Cancer Institute, part of HCA HealthONE. There, specialists determined she was a candidate for an autologous stem cell transplant, an advanced treatment that uses a patient’s own cells to help restore healthy blood and immune function.

Following weeks of intensive treatment and months of recovery, Ashlee was declared in remission in August 2020.

Today, she’s healthy, thriving and grateful for the everyday moments she once feared she might lose — supported by a care team who made her feel truly understood.

👉 Read Ashlee’s story: https://bit.ly/4qhYwQY

02/03/2026

Do your heart some good this . ❤️Take the first step toward better with our quick, free online assessment. It’s an easy way to learn about your personal risk for heart disease: https://bit.ly/4qWhxtn

Across our broader HCA Healthcare network, we cared for approximately 1.5 million cardiac patients in 2025, bringing deep experience, compassion and quality care to every patient. If you’re searching for a cardiologist, we’re here to support you. Find care close to home: https://bit.ly/4khFQPJ

02/01/2026

February marks Black History Month, a time to celebrate the achievements and lasting impact of Black Americans whose contributions have helped shape our nation’s history.

Here at HCA HealthONE and across our broader HCA Healthcare network, we’re proud to honor the legacy of Black Americans whose strength, innovation and leadership continue to inspire us. Together, we remain committed to advancing a brighter, healthier future for all.

01/31/2026

🏈🏈Even though our hometown team isn’t in the Super Bowl this year, conversations around football injuries and recovery are still front and center.

Dr. Forrest Anderson, orthopedic surgeon with HCA HealthONE, shares expert insight into Bo Nix’s injury and what recovery really looks like — with a focus on healing the right way, not rushing the process. It’s a reminder that whether you’re a pro athlete or recovering from an injury yourself, having the right care and guidance matters: https://bit.ly/3NHKHOb

If you’re dealing with an injury and need expert care, find a doctor at HCA HealthONE and take the next step toward recovery: HCAHealthONE.com/physicians.

A doctor spoke to FOX31 about the recovery ahead for Broncos quarterback Bo Nix, who broke his ankle in the overtime win versus the Bills on Saturday.

01/29/2026

Two years ago, Meredith arrived at our sister hospital, HCA HealthONE Swedish, after a life-changing accident that involved broken bones and multiple skin and tissue grafts to save her leg. She wasn't sure if she would walk again. Today, she is back to her passion—and she’s using it to say "thank you" in the most incredible way.

At the recent Sanding Ovations Sand Sculpting Festival in Florida, Meredith unveiled a design titled "The Day I Lived." The sculpture features an angel sheltering three figures under her wing. Those figures are the likenesses of her HCA HealthONE care team: Dr. Benson Pulikkottil, Dr. Wade Smith and ICU Nurse Ally.

Meredith calls them her "true angels" who put her back together. While Meredith designed the piece, she is still regaining the physical ability to climb the high forms required for this scale of work, so the sculpting was executed by the talented Abe Waterman.

Learn more about Meredith's recovery: https://bit.ly/4t5Ywpx

01/29/2026

A healthier begins with the choices you make today.❤️ Heart disease is the leading cause of death among adults in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fortunately, lifestyle changes can make all the difference. Learn about key contributors to heart disease and find practical ways to strengthen your heart health: https://bit.ly/3LSDNFd