Health & Wellness Archives - Superior Chamber of Commerce

May Member Spotlight – Avista Adventist Hospital

by Leslie Espinoza | May 26, 2022 | Business News, Chamber of Commerce, Health & Wellness, Success Stories

Avista Adventist Hospital named among America’s Best Maternity Hospitals by Newsweek The incredible caregivers at Avista Adventist Hospital have been recognized once again by the national publication Newsweek. Avista was named among the 350 America’s Best Maternity...

April Art Therapy Schedule Now Up!

by Leslie Espinoza | Mar 22, 2022 | Chamber of Commerce, Family Fun, Fun in Superior, Health & Wellness, Marshall Fire

Residents displaced from Superior, Louisville and Unincorporated Boulder County due to the Marshall Fire are invited to join free sessions to heal through the arts. The group artmaking sessions will be held by art therapists, Krista Reinhardt, MA, SPT of Louisville...

Invitation to Join Free Art Therapy Program

by Leslie Espinoza | Mar 5, 2022 | Chamber of Commerce, Community Event, Health & Wellness, Marshall Fire, Public Health

Registration now open for current residents of or those displaced from Superior, Louisville and Unincorporated Boulder County due to the Marshall Fire. The group artmaking sessions will be held by art therapists, Krista Reinhardt, MA, SPT of Louisville and Jamie Lynn...

“When can we have cake again?”

by Leslie Espinoza | Apr 20, 2021 | Health & Wellness, Public Health

When you work at a chamber of commerce, you get some pretty interesting questions. People call to ask about gluten-free options at local restaurants. Which local hotel has the softest bed sheets? “I’m trying to find someone who lived in Town a couple of...

Can (and should?) you require employees to get vaccinated?

by Leslie Espinoza | Feb 11, 2021 | Business News, Health & Wellness, Public Health

We are in the phase in our national COVID-19 vaccination journey where there are way more people who WANT the vaccine than can currently GET it. Increased production and distribution is a priority of the new Administration, and we hear more about increasing...

What You Need to Know About Boulder County’s Move to LEVEL RED on Friday, 11/20/20

by Leslie Espinoza | Nov 18, 2020 | Boulder County, Health & Wellness, Public Health

Due to an increasing level of COVID infections and related hospitalizations, Boulder County will be moving to the State’s newly-defined LEVEL RED public health status at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 20, 2020. While this is not the same as the “Stay at...