Thank You for Supporting Hospital Workers!
Progressive Health Center
Integrative Health & Wellness
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Progressive Health Center donating wellness gift cards to essential healthcare workers, reducing stress and building resilience.
Progressive Health Center
1601 E 19th Ave #3025
Denver, Colorado 80218
www.progressivehealthcenter.org
Contact: Jeff Altman, Executive Director
jaltman@progressivehealthcenter.org
303-788-9399 (office)
Denver, CO, Thursday, October 29, 2020-- Covid-19 is pressuring the people who provide essential medical care. Tremendous stress is impacting those working in hospital Food and Nutrition Services (FANS), Environmental Services, and Nursing, and their patients and families. This pandemic compounds fears about physical, mental, and financial health.
Burnout and turnover are serious issues. Wellness programs address this by nurturing resilience, substantially benefiting care providers and the healthcare system. Progressive Health Center (PHC) is proud to donate wellness gift cards to Colorado’s healthcare front line, redeemable for health coaching, massage therapy, acupuncture, and aromatherapy at the hospital workplace.
“Gift card recipients are very enthusiastic, saying the treatments relieve stress, promote emotional wellbeing, and raise their resilience set points,” says Jeff Altman, Executive Director of Progressive Health Center.
How people can help.
Donate to PHC. Gifts are awarded as wellness gift cards to applicants within the Colorado healthcare community.
Give back to frontline healthcare workers so they can better care for themselves, their families, and their patients. Each donation is a gift to our entire community.
About Progressive Health Center
PHC, founded in 2005, raises funds so essential healthcare workers can get stress relief at the hospital site. Donations are awarded to frontline staff who otherwise could not afford the cost of wellness services. PHC supports the concept of wellness within reach, making it simple for people to build resilience.
PHC’s Executive Director, Jeff Altman, is available for interviews about how wellness breaks improve resilience and reduce burnout.
Progressive Health Center donating wellness gift cards to essential healthcare workers, reducing stress and building resilience.
Progressive Health Center
1601 E 19th Ave #3025
Denver, Colorado 80218
www.progressivehealthcenter.org
Contact: Jeff Altman, Executive Director
jaltman@progressivehealthcenter.org
303-788-9399 (office)
Denver, CO, Thursday, October 29, 2020-- Covid-19 is pressuring the people who provide essential medical care. Tremendous stress is impacting those working in hospital Food and Nutrition Services (FANS), Environmental Services, and Nursing, and their patients and families. This pandemic compounds fears about physical, mental, and financial health.
Burnout and turnover are serious issues. Wellness programs address this by nurturing resilience, substantially benefiting care providers and the healthcare system. Progressive Health Center (PHC) is proud to donate wellness gift cards to Colorado’s healthcare front line, redeemable for health coaching, massage therapy, acupuncture, and aromatherapy at the hospital workplace.
“Gift card recipients are very enthusiastic, saying the treatments relieve stress, promote emotional wellbeing, and raise their resilience set points,” says Jeff Altman, Executive Director of Progressive Health Center.
How people can help.
Donate to PHC. Gifts are awarded as wellness gift cards to applicants within the Colorado healthcare community.
Give back to frontline healthcare workers so they can better care for themselves, their families, and their patients. Each donation is a gift to our entire community.
About Progressive Health Center
PHC, founded in 2005, raises funds so essential healthcare workers can get stress relief at the hospital site. Donations are awarded to frontline staff who otherwise could not afford the cost of wellness services. PHC supports the concept of wellness within reach, making it simple for people to build resilience.
PHC’s Executive Director, Jeff Altman, is available for interviews about how wellness breaks improve resilience and reduce burnout.
Supporting Colorado’s Essential Healthcare Workers
Front-line healthcare workers are keeping Colorado safe from the Corona virus. These essential people face daily anxiety: Not just doctors and nurses, but also hospital staff in environmental, food, and nutrition services.
Progressive Health Center is a Denver non-profit helping healthcare teams relieve stress and job burnout. PHC is dedicated to the concept of wellness within reach, where mind-body relief is both affordable and available, just a few steps away at the hospital work site.
“Our floor is super busy. A brief wellness experience brought my stress level from a 10 to a 4. Thank you!"
PHC Mission
PHC raises funds so essential healthcare workers can get stress relief at work, regardless of ability to pay. Donations are awarded to hospital staff who otherwise could not afford the cost of Integrative Health. Everybody wins: Patients, families, the entire community.
How You Can Help
Show appreciation for the people protecting our health: Donate today.
Help essential workers by donating a PHC Gift Card: Your generous gift will be distributed to a health worker, redeemable as payment for Integrative Health services. Or designate your donation for a loved one or valued colleague.*
How it Works
Your $$ → PHC Gift Card → Essential healthcare worker
Spread the word: Share the important mission of Progressive Health Center: Stress resilience for essential healthcare teams. Any amount helps, so please give now.
Are you an essential healthcare worker?
Are you on the front line of Colorado healthcare, in need of Integrative Health? This includes nurses and hospital staff in environmental, food, and nutrition services. Apply now* for a PHC Gift Card that can be redeemed for Integrative Health services. Or forward this to a colleague.
*Integrative health services are currently available at these Colorado facilities: P/SL-RMHC, Rose Medical Center.