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Longmont United Hospital

(Non-profit)  
Healthcare - Health Services
2,500 - 5,000 employees  |  
Approx. 15 active jobs   |  Website
Overview
Longmont United Hospital is dedicated to making our communities a better place to live, work, and raise a family -- one patient at a time. That dedication transcends our programs, treatments, services and our staff. It means providing our patients with extraordinary, sophisticated and state of the art care close to your home or workplace with unique treatment options that honor the whole person and enhance the healing experience.

The expertise of the over 300 highly qualified physicians on staff, our caring employees and the latest medical tools and technologies allow us to provide sophisticated services in an environment optimal to healing.

Healthcare at Longmont United Hospital is more than treating a patient’s physical needs. Health, wellness and healing require the gentle understanding of the powerful connection between a patient’s body, mind and spirit.

The soul soothing rhythms played by our music therapists, our family dining rooms on each floor or the healing massages offered to our patients are just a few examples of the unique options to enhance healing.
Our philosophy, known as Planetree, is tangible and teachable. This Planetree philosophy empowers patients and their families to be involved in decisions affecting their care. We listen to our patients and structure care around their needs and desires. Planning and developing our programs and services includes input from our communities, physicians, staff and patients. This input gives us the opportunity to increase the wellness of our communities and put the patient’s needs first.

Our dedication to improving the health and well-being of the communities and people we serve will always be our number one goal.
With an eye to the future and an ear to the past, Longmont United Hospital has always responded to the needs and desires of our communities. As healthcare technology constantly advances to offer new and less-invasive treatments, we embrace these changes without forgetting the value of old-fashioned human touch. These values will never change.
Patients here are never defined as the sum of their health problems or divided into diseases. At Longmont United Health Care extends to the patient’s spirit, mind, body and family. We understand that illness and injury are not limited to a body part and that healing can’t be compartmentalized. Compassionate care treats the whole patient. This care is more than a philosophy, it’s a palpable attitude that inspires our staff, heals our patients and improves our communities.

Building better communities has always been at the core of this hospital. In 1954, the Longmont and St. Vrain hospitals were so overcrowded and plagued with equipment failures, that the Colorado Department of Health deemed them inadequate. The two hospitals joined to forge a new, non-profit hospital – one that would be owned by the communities. The residents rallied its support. Funds were raised, architects hired and a clean, modern hospital was built without bond issues or tax money. Area residents understood that they were not only building a better hospital, but they were building a better community. That spirit was heralded when Longmont Community Hospital was dedicated on March 15, 1959.

Today, that spirit continues. With ongoing support from the communities we serve, Longmont United is able to offer more specialized facilities and advanced equipment.

Over the years, the communities and the hospital continued to grow. In 1971, Longmont Community Hospital merged with Longs Peak Osteopathic Hospital and Longmont United Hospital emerged.
The new century brought a new look and a new philosophy. In January 2000, Longmont United opened a five-story patient tower. New private rooms and a soothing environment catered to patients and their families. At the same time, the hospital adopted the Planetree Philosophy of nurturing the whole patient – mind, body and spirit. This philosophy combined with the appropriate facilities led to better healing, less pain and more satisfied patients.

As time brings new changes and challenges to health care at increasingly rapid rates, Longmont United will keep pace with the future as it has in the past. Community centered and community driven, Longmont United is dedicated to honoring, respecting and valuing its patients, employees, physicians and volunteers.
Mission / Vision
Mission
Dedicated to improving the health of our patients and communities we serve.

Vision
We will be the healthcare organization where the best nurses and staff are employed, where the best physicians practice, and where people choose to receive care.

Value Statement
The needs of our patients come first.

Core Values
  • Quality - Providing the best care for our patients.

  • Stewardship - Using our resources wisely so we can meet the needs of today and tomorrow.

  • Diversity - Encouraging awareness and appreciation of differences among our patients, employees, physicians and the communities we serve.

  • Integrity - Always acting with truthfulness and fairness.

  • Excellence - Expecting the best of ourselves and one another.


Environmental Statement
Protection of the Earth’s environment is essential to the health of our communities. LUH will manage its operation in a manner that is protective of the environment and human health. LUH will strive to respect and protect the Earth’s resources and to minimize environmental damage.
Services
Comprehensive Services and Programs

From state-of-the-art Heart Care services to the nurturing comfort of our Birthplace, we surpass the expectations of care and value. Whether you're in need of inpatient care, outpatient care, emergency care or long-term care treatment, we offer the services and expertise to meet your health care needs. In addition we extend care to our communities through a variety of programs. Our community programs can help you cope with illness, develop a sustainable fitness program, overcome depression or prevent traumatic injuries. All a part of keeping our communities healthy places to live.
Contact
Longmont United Hospital
1950 Mountain View Avenue
Longmont Colorado, 80501
Tel: (303).651.5111
Diversity
Being an exceptional workplace is one of our strategic initiatives. Our vision is to be the healthcare organization where the best nurses and staff are employed, where the best physicians practice, and where people choose to receive care.

Core Values

Quality - Providing the best care for our patients.

Stewardship - Using our resources wisely so we can meet the needs of today and tomorrow.

Diversity - Encouraging awareness and appreciation of differences among our patients, employees, physicians and the communities we serve.

Integrity - Always acting with truthfulness and fairness.

Excellence - Expecting the best of ourselves and one another.