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    Swedish Medical Center

    Our Mission

    The Mission of Swedish Medical Center is to provide compassionate, high-quality patient care that meets the caring and cost effective expectations of our patients, physicians, employees and volunteers, and to preserve and strengthen the Swedish tradition of community service.

    Location:

    • Denver, CO
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    Associated Groups:

    • Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital
    • Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center
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    • @SwedishHospital
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    Links:

    • Visit our SMC Website
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    Associated Groups

      • Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital
      • Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center
      • The Medical Center of Aurora
      • Sky Ridge Medical Center
      • North Suburban Medical Center
      • Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at P/SL
      • Rose Medical Center

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      Swedish Medical Center

      Denver, CO  
      United States

      Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this directory. However some changes may occur between updates. Please check with your provider to ensure that he or she participates in your health plan.

      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has written an article
        On Sep 03

        What to Do If You Think You're Having a Stroke

        Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and a major cause of disability in adults. The key to surviving stroke and reducing disability is to act fast at the first signs of s...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has written an article
        On Sep 03

        Stroke: Why Time Lost Is Brain Lost

        Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. Like heart attacks, strokes happen suddenly and can affect anyone. These so-called “brain attacks” occur when blood flow to ...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has written an article
        On Sep 03

        What You Need to Know About Miscarriages

        At least 10 percent of all known pregnancies will end in miscarriage, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Pregnancy loss is an emotional experienc...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        How are stable hip fractures treated?

        A stable hip fracture, where the fracture has not moved or impacted itself, and the bone has not become crushed, can typically be fixed with just three screws through a very small incision. You wil...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        What are the benefits of a hip replacement for a femoral neck fracture?

        Since the goal of doctors is always to return people to their previous level of function before their injury, the treatment choice for a femoral neck fracture is a total hip replacement. It tends t...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        How do doctors place a hip implant during hip replacement surgery?

        Hip replacement surgery can be performed with an anterior (from the front) or posterior (from the back) approach. During an anterior hip replacement, a customized table is used that allows the doct...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        When don't bones heal by themselves?

        The human body has a wonderful system to heal broken bones; in the case of some very severe injuries, though, a broken bone may not heal properly. It might not heal because the bone may have shatte...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        What level of function do prostheses and braces allow people to have?

        Whether someone has had limb salvage surgery (primarily performed to remove bone and soft-tissue cancers occurring in limbs in order to avoid amputation) or an amputation, advances in braces and pr...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        Who is part of a stroke treatment team?

        Nurses, radiologists, and rehabilitation specialists are all part of stroke treatment.

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        What precautions should I take after a posterior hip replacement?

        The traditional posterior hip replacement is a well-known approach that has a good track record. The downside of the posterior approach is the risk of dislocating your hip replacement after the sur...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        What type of doctor should I see if I have an infected bone?

        Infected bones following fractures are often treated by orthopedic traumatologists, who have an advanced level of training that involves an extra year or two of training after a surgical residency....

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        Why do I need my hip examined if I have back pain?

        Pain that you think is emanating from your back may instead be due to your hip. It’s very important for doctors to look at the spine and the hip, seeking to determine the true source of pain ...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        When is an amputation considered the only treatment option?

        There are generally two groups of people who end up with amputations. In the first group are those who have been injured severely and the blood vessels to their leg or their arm have been severed, ...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        How is a displaced femoral neck fracture treated?

        In the event of a femoral fracture, if the ball has fallen off the "ice cream cone" so to speak, or if the femoral neck fracture is displaced, meaning the ball is nowhere near the femur a...

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      • Swedish Medical Center
        Swedish Medical Center has answered a question
        On Apr 09, 2019

        What do doctors in an orthopedic trauma practice do?

        Doctors in an orthopedic trauma practice treat people with broken bones and other musculoskeletal injuries, not just at the time of the injury but also later in life when problems may develop that ...

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