April 16, 2019Arbor News
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Drug Take-Back Day this April 27th from 10am to 2pm. Read more about the event at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
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February 8, 2019Arbor News
Preventive care (Annual Physicals, Well Child Exams, and Wellness Exams) are services to catch health problems early. Usually, these preventative services are covered by your insurance company with little to no out of pocket cost to you. The distinction between a “physical” and an “office visit” is especially important when we submit a bill to […]
May 23, 2018Medical News
The FDA has issued a warning against over-the-counter teething products containing benzocaine, saying they pose a “serious risk to infants and children” and lack benefit, as well. Read the full article at USA Today.
June 28, 2017Arbor News
Zach Amdurer is a nationally certified Physician Assistant. He is passionate about family medicine—where he can practice preventative medicine with a holistic approach, as well as treatments in acute and chronic care.
June 1, 2017Arbor News
Dr. Rosenblum is now doing cosmetic and therapeutic Botox, which can be used for migraines, severe headaches, softening facial lines, excessive sweating, and twitchy eye.
May 1, 2017Arbor News
We are excited to announce a new check-in process that is tablet-based. The initial visit takes some additional time because of the new electronic agreements. You will have the opportunity to check-in in advance if we have your e-mail, via a link sent to you 2-3 days before your scheduled appointment. The initial log-in takes […]
September 6, 2016Medical News
“Over-the-counter antibacterial soaps containing any of 19 specific active ingredients can no longer be marketed, the FDA announced Friday, including those with triclosan and triclocarban. The rule does not affect antibacterial products used in healthcare settings, FDA said in a release, nor does it apply to OTC alcohol handrubs or wipes.” Read full article at […]
March 25, 2016Medical News
“Recent research suggests delaying or skipping childhood vaccinations is contributing to U.S. outbreaks of measles and pertussis.” Read full article at Reuters.
March 20, 2015Arbor News
Arbor Family Medicine has been a proud supporter Broomfield High School for many years and was happy to contribute to their 2015 Gala!
September 26, 2014Medical News
“A healthy diet, moderate alcohol consumption, a smaller waist circumference, and not smoking were each independently associated with a lower risk of MI in a large cohort of healthy Swedish men. When these four lifestyle behaviors were combined with physical activity, individuals who adhered to all five healthy practices had an 86% lower risk of […]
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