Use of low-impact building materials Designated parking for low emissions and hybrid vehicles White roof elements and a reflective white membrane to deflect heat Recycling areas throughout All recycled concrete Re-use of doors, frames, storefront, ...

Energy-efficient lighting and daylighting Green power 100 percent of total energy used created by wind power through Community Wind Energy Light pollution reduction All outdoor light fixtures designed to prevent light going up into the ...

Refrigerant Management – new equipment utilizes environmentally-friendly refrigerants and techniques Outdoor air delivery monitoring with carbon dioxide sensors Low-flow fixtures and dual flush toilets Highly efficient HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) with an energy ...

Site is within half a block of at least two public transportation bus lines, a key site selection criteria Bike racks, showers, and lockers to allow employees to bike to work or work out while ...

The relationship between a specialty veterinarian and a family veterinarian is important. Specialists are an extension of the family veterinarian, not a replacement. We take cases that are beyond the scope of the family vet ...

Please fill out the Patient Referral Form and fax it back to us at 303-678-8855. Including any bloodwork from the last six months is also extremely helpful.

If your patient requires overnight care after a specialty procedure, we automatically transfer that patient to our emergency team. Conversely, in the case of an emergency, a patient will be automatically referred to the appropriate ...

After the initial consultation, if we need further medical history in order to help us make a diagnosis, we will call you for a consultation. Whether we call for further information or not, we send ...

When an overnight emergency case comes to us, we may or may not recommend that the patient be transferred to our specialty team based on the prognosis.  We will always confer with you on this ...

When positioning for a TPLO radiograph, make sure to have a lateral view of the stifle with the hock and stifle each held at a 90-degree angle. The second view needed is with the patient ...