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Classes and resources are listed by category with online and in-person classes available. You'll also find a variety of community classes, web resources, and support group listings. Class dates, times, locations, and phone numbers are listed within each class or category.
Addiction and Recovery
Substance Abuse and Dependency
If you or a family member is dealing with a drug or alcohol problem, we're here to help. Call 303-367-2800 and ask for your free one-hour consultation. Members only.
Behavioral Health for Child, Adolescent, and Parents
Members only. Fees vary according to your benefit plan.
Child, Adolescent, and Family Services
A wide variety of services are available to members under the age of 18. Individual, family, and group programs are designed to help you accomplish individual and family goals.
Executive Center, 303-467-5800
Hidden Lake 303-650-3900
Highline, 303-367-2900
Cancer Support Groups
American Cancer Society
Call 303-758-2030 or visit cancer.org for support group listings.
Living with lung cancer
Learn tools to help navigate the lung cancer experience, find ways to cope with uncertainty, and gain support from others. Guest speakers share their experience on a monthly basis. Free to members and their family. Call Cecilia at 303-764-5310.
Franklin
1–2 p.m.
Third Monday of every month (Heyer Room, Basement)
Cancer Survivorship 101
A drop-in discussion group after you complete active treatment for cancer. Discuss the challenges after your treatment: fear of recurrence, returning to a "new normal," and regaining stamina. Light refreshments provided.
Free for members and non-members. Call or email Dennis Heffern at:
303-764-5047
dennis.heffern@kp.org
Franklin
6–7:30 p.m.
Fourth Thursday of every month (Heyer Room, Basement)
For other cancer support groups available to Kaiser Permanente members, contact Ingrid:
720-536-7248
MS Support Groups
1-800-344-4867 nationalmssociety.org
Children, Teens, and Parenting
Note: These classes do not meet court-ordered parenting class requirements. We are unable to sign forms or give documentation of completion.
Parenting a Child with ADHD
Whether your child is newly diagnosed or you would like a refresher on ADHD, this class will cover how your child learns differently, medication, educational rights, and more.
$10 members*, $20 nonmembers (includes spouse/domestic partner)
303-614-1010
Westminster
9–11 a.m.
Saturday, Apr. 9
Families First—A Community Parenting Resource
Nurture your family with the help of the free Families First Support Line.
303-695-7996 (English) 1-866-527-3264 (toll free) (Spanish)
Educational Theatre Touring Programs
Live, interactive theatre performances are available to come to your child's school. Actor/Educators from Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Programs provide creative messages on health topics from nutrition to bully-prevention. Free.
303-344-7259
Touring to schools in Denver/Boulder metro area
Jan-Jun 2011 dates available.
ETPColorado.org
Becoming a Love and Logic Parent® Course
Learn practical parenting skills you can use throughout your parenting years. Six sessions.
Members: $85 (single), $115 (includes spouse/domestic partner)
Nonmember: $110 (single), $160 (includes spouse/domestic partner)
303-614-1010
Highlands Ranch
11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 12–May. 17
Regional
6–8 p.m.
Thursdays, Apr. 7–May. 12
Diabetes
Healthier Living CO: Managing Diabetes
Trouble with blood sugars? Feeling overwhelmed by your diabetes? Need some encouragement and fresh ideas or a motivation boost? Attend this six-week workshop to get support and practice skills to help you feel more in control of your diabetes as well as your overall physical and emotional health. Bring a support person at no extra fee.
$20 members*; $30 nonmembers
303-614-1010
East Denver
5:30–8 p.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 13–May 18
Lakewood
9–11:30 a.m.
Thursdays, May 19–Jun. 23
Westminster
1:30–4 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 5
Schedule also listed on: coaw.org
Understanding Insulin
For a clear understanding of how insulin helps keep your diabetes under control, join us for this two session class. Offered at rotating locations. Members only, but a guest may attend with you at no extra fee.
Fees: $10* (front desk check-in for first class)
303-338-4545
Insulin Pump Therapy
If you're a member with type 1 diabetes, this introductory class is for you. Members only, but a guest may attend with you at no extra fee.
Fees: $10* (front desk check-in)
303-764-4665
Preventing Diabetes and Heart Disease: Lifestyle Approaches
Learn the most important lifestyle habits to prevent diabetes, heart disease and create a personal action plan. If you have pre-diabetes or are at risk for diabetes, heart attack, or stroke due to high blood pressure or other factors, this class is for you. Members only, but a guest may attend with you at no extra fee.
$10 (front desk check-in)
Call 303-338-4545 and ask for the Preventing Diabetes class with the dietitian.
Healthy Eating, Active Living
Healthy Choice Hotline
A FREE series of seven, 5-minute automated calls connecting your family to a personal family coach. To participate, call 720-857-7907 or outside the metro area, call toll free 1-866-868-7116
healthychoicehotline.org
Healthy Eating Packet
Get practical tips, time-saving ideas, a healthy eating CD, and online resources. To request your free packet, call
303-614-1040
Sports Nutrition Services
Looking to improve your sports performance? Whether you are a casual exerciser, beginner athlete, or a seasoned veteran, our sports dietitian can work with you to develop a personalized nutrition plan that maximizes your training program. One-on-one visits, seminars, and webinars are offered. Available for all ages.
303-614-1060 kphealthyme.com
Core Strength for Women
Discover how to focus on posture, pelvic health and core strength. Learn ways to tone, lengthen, and energize your entire body from the "inside out" using Pilates and Kegel exercises.
$15 members*; $15 nonmembers
303-614-1010
Smoky Hill
Noon–2 p.m.
Saturday, May 7
Healthy Eating with Natural Foods
Eating healthy is easier than you think. Develop new and empowering eating habits to revitalize your energy using natural whole foods. Three sessions.
$25 members*; $25 nonmembers
303-614-1010
East Denver
5:30–7 p.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 6–20
Heart Health
Cholesterol: Taking Control
Making smart food choices can lower your cholesterol and reduce your risk for heart disease. Learn how to include the foods you love in a healthy diet, find out what your cholesterol numbers mean, and learn about healthy fats that protect your heart. Members only, but a guest may attend with you at no extra fee.
$10 (front desk check-in)
303-338-4545. Ask for the cholesterol group with the dietitian.
CPR Courses
Learn this life-saving skill. Call the Colorado CPR Association at 303-980-1015.
Healing Hearts
Learn how stress and emotions impact the recovery and healing process for people with heart conditions and get basic stress management techniques. Members only, but a guest may attend with you at no extra fee.
$10* (front desk check-in)
303-861-3441
High Blood Pressure DVD
Uncontrolled high blood pressure can cause heart attack, kidney failure, and stroke. This DVD will help you understand high blood pressure, why it is called the “silent killer”, and what you can do to prevent or manage high blood pressure.
Free (members only). To order your copy call 303-614-1614.
ICD (Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator) Support Group
For people with an implantable cardiac defibrillator and their families. Quarterly meetings rotating at the Franklin and Rock Creek Medical Offices.
Free for members and nonmembers.
720-536-6527
Take Your Health to Heart
A core component of your cardiac rehab program! Join us for a discussion on risk factor reduction, angina recognition, diet, cardiac medications, and cholesterol control. Learn how stress impacts the recovery process for heart conditions.
Members only.
$10 (front desk check-in), bring a guest at no extra fee.
Call 303-861-3441 for dates, times, and online options available.
Life Skills
Advance Directive and Living Will Resources
Who will speak for you? Let others know your wishes about life support and other medical decisions in case you can't speak for yourself. Learn more at kp.org/AdvanceDirectives.
Family Caregiver Workshops
Are you experiencing the joys and challenges of care giving? Come learn about the many resources and strategies to help you take care of yourself and your loved one. Free for members and non-members.
303-344-7485
Managing Ongoing Conditions
Arthritis
Call the Arthritis Foundation at 303-756-8622 for information about support groups, lectures, and exercise classes.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Support Group
Do you have IBD, Crohn's disease, or ulcerative colitis? This support group for members and their family meets the first Tuesday every other month, from 6–8 p.m., at Franklin Medical Offices. Ask the security desk on the main floor for room location. Free for members and non-members.
303-861-3655, option 4
Living with Hepatitis C
Have you been diagnosed with Hepatitis C? Call the number below for more information.
303-861-3655, option 3
Alzheimer's Association Classes
If you have, are caring for, or are a family member of someone with Alzheimer's, the Alzheimer's Association offers four classes for you: Understanding Memory Loss and Dementia; After the Diagnosis, What's Next; Caregiver Stress; and Successful Communication. Classes are offered periodically at the Wheatridge, Skyline, Ken Caryl and Lakewood Medical Offices.
Free for members and non-members.
303-614-1065, option 1
After the Diagnosis, the Next Steps
Wheatridge
1:30–3 p.m.
Friday, May. 20
Living with Lung Disease
The following programs can help you breathe easier and lead a more active life if you have Emphysema or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). For more information call:
Catch Your Breath—Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital at 303-837-7759
Project M.O.V.E.—Exempla Lutheran Medical Center 303-467-4122
Pulmonary Rehab—Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center 303-689-6580
Lung Disease Support Groups (Free, call for details)
EZ Breathers, Exempla Rehab Facility 303-467-4122
Wheat Ridge Pulmonary Fibrosis, Exempla Rehab facility 303-467-4122
Rocky Mountain Pulmonary Hypertension, Arapahoe, 303-637-0578 or 303-799-6550
Healthier Living CO: Managing Ongoing Health Conditions
Need the tools to better manage your chronic health condition? Know what you need to do for your health but not doing it? Take control of your health and happiness in this six session interactive workshop for people with chronic health conditions. Schedule also listed on: coaw.org
$20 members*, $30 nonmembers
303-614-1010
Aurora Centrepoint
1:30–4 p.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 13–May 18
MS Support Groups
1-800-344-4867 nationalmssociety.org
Mind/Body through Behavioral Health
Our Behavioral Health department offers groups and classes to help you understand the
underlying causes of mood or behavior disturbances, and steps you can take to feel better.
To register for Anger Management, Anxiety, or Depression groups:
Executive Center, 303-467-5800;
Hidden Lake, 303-650-3900;
Highline, 303-367-2900.
Fees: Members only, fees vary according to your benefit plan.
Anger Management
Anger, if not managed well, can lead to added stress, relationship problems, unhealthy behaviors, and increased medical problems. Learn to manage and express your anger in healthy ways.
Anxiety
Anxiety and excessive worrying can lead to problems like poor sleep and eating patterns, and difficulty completing tasks at home or work.
Depression
Although depression can have a significant impact on your life, there are very effective treatment options available.
Getting Better Sleep
Having trouble catching ZZZ's? This class looks at the causes of insomnia and ways to improve your sleep.
$10 members*, $20 nonmembers
303-614-1010
Lakewood
6–8:30 p.m.
Monday, April 11
Chi Gung
Practice steady, flowing movements, and deep breathing to promote strength, flexibility, relaxation, and balance. All levels welcome. Six sessions.
$49 members*, $49 nonmembers
1-866-868-7112 (toll free)
Arapahoe
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Thursdays,
Apr. 21; May 5–Jun. 2
Lakewood
6–7 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 19;
May 3–May 31
Regional
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Mondays, Apr. 25–May 23
Rock Creek
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 19;
May 3–May 31
Smoky Hill
5:45–6:45 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 19;
May 3–May 31
Westminster
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 20;
May 4–Jun. 1
Learn to Meditate
Manage your stress, think more clearly, and restore balance through meditation. Easy to learn—no prior experience needed.
$55 members*, $70 nonmembers
1-866-868-7112 (toll free)
Smoky Hill
5:45–6:45 p.m.
Thursdays, Apr. 21;
May 5–Jun. 2
Meditation Workshop
Meditation is a great way to renew and find peace. This workshop introduces you to basic meditation methods and theory.
$15 members*, $20 nonmembers
Smoky Hill
Noon–3 p.m.
Saturday, May 14
Quitting Tobacco
Members: To help you quit, prescriptions for medications like Bupropion SR (generic copayment) and nicotine patches, gum or lozenges (4 weeks/$15) are available at all of our classes and webinars. Also available online. See page 14.
Colorado Tobacco QuitlineReady to quit tobacco in the next 30 days? This five-session phone service connects you with a trained coach who will guide and support you through the quitting process. Programs available for teens 15 and older and pregnant women. Free. 1-800-784-8669
You CAN Quit—Stop Smoking Basics
In one session, learn what you need to do to quit, successful strategies other quitters use, how medication can help you, and receive personalized coaching by a stop smoking expert. No charge for members*, $20 nonmembers
303-614-1010
Lakewood
6–8 p.m.
Wednesday, Apr. 6
Westminster
6–8 p.m.
Thursday, May 5
Senior Health
Realize Your Full Potential…
SilverSneakers® Fitness Program
Join the SilverSneakers Fitness Program and get more out of life! If you're a Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage (HMO) or PERA pre-65 member, you can enjoy:
• Basic membership without charge at participating fitness centers, including Curves and 24 Hour Fitness. To choose a location, visit www.silversneakers.com
• Access to amenities including strength and cardio equipment, pools, saunas, and much more!
• Specialized exercise classes designed to improve strength, flexibility and balance
• Social events and activities
For more information, call Member Services toll-free 1-800-476-2167 (TTY for the deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired:
1-866-513-9964),
8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
Kaiser Permanente is a health plan with a Medicare contract. The benefit information provided herein is a brief summary, not a comprehensive description of benefits. For more information contact the plan. Eligible Medicare beneficiaries may enroll in a Medicare Health Plan and/or Medicare Prescription Drug Plan only during specific times of the year. For more information, please contact Kaiser Permanente.
Benefits and copayments may change on January 1, 2012.
Senior Resource Line
This telephone referral source is specifically designed to help you or your support person get connected with Kaiser Permanente and other community resources, including: community services, transportation, financial aid, support groups, classes on aging and health topics, legal counseling, and more.
Call 303-636-3030 (TTY: 1-866-279-0736), 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., weekdays.
Weight Management
Adult Weight Connections
Based on successful strategies, this eight-week class provides the education, accountability, and support needed for weight loss and maintenance. Classes are offered at Aurora Centrepoint, Arapahoe, Lakewood and Westminster.
303-338-4545
Body Mass Index
Calculating your body mass index (BMI) is a quick way to learn whether or not you're at a healthy weight for your height. Determining your BMI can also help you decide which program would be best for you. Measure your BMI with our health calculators at kp.org/calculators.
Optifast® Medical Weight Management Program
For members and nonmembers looking to lose at least 20 pounds and have a body mass index (BMI) greater than 27. Receive medical supervision, low-calorie Optifast® meal replacements, and weekly group sessions.
Format: 13-week or 21-week program. Both include an additional year of support groups.
Englewood and Rock Creek Medical Offices
Fees and format vary by location.
Call 1-866-204-6242 (toll free) or visit kphealthyme.com.
Sports Nutrition Services
Looking for ways to improve your sports performance? Whether you are a casual exerciser, beginner athlete, or a seasoned veteran, our sports dietitian can work with you to develop a personalized nutrition plan that maximizes your training program. One-on-one visits, seminars, and webinars are offered. Available for all ages.
303-850-2003 kphealthyme.com
Weight Watchers®, Take Control of Your Life
Maintaining a healthy weight is key to good health. That's why we have teamed up with Weight Watchers for discounts on exciting weight management options including meetings, Weight Watchers at home, and Weight Watchers online.
1-866-639-3300 (toll free) kp.org/weightwatchers
Pediatric Nutrition Services
Are you concerned about the way your child eats or your family's eating and activity habits? Would you like guidance on what steps to take to improve the health of your children? Our wellness specialists can help you develop an action plan for your whole family. A variety of options are available.
303-614-1070
Healthy Choice Hotline
Connect to better habits through a series of seven free, five-minute automated calls which connect your family to a personal family coach. Each call will help you eat healthier and move more. To participate, call 720-857-7907 or 1-866-868-7116 (toll free) outside the Denver metro area. healthychoicehotline.org
Bodyworks (ages 10-17) Four-week class for parent and child to have weekly accountability and support to making healthy changes. Offered at Aurora Centrepoint, Longmont, Lakewood, and Westminster Medical Offices.
$40 per family Available to members and non-members.
303-614-1070
Family Connections
(Ages 2-10)
Two-part webinar series for parents. Topics include; healthy eating, physical activity, behavior change and parenting strategies. Free. Available to members and non-members.
303-614-1070
The Incredible Adventures of the Amazing Food Detective
This online game provides an interactive and entertaining way to educate children about healthy food choices and being active. We encourage you to play the game with your children, and discuss how the whole family can learn to make healthy choices in daily life. To play the game visit kp.org/amazingfooddetective.
Women's Health
Community Childbirth Classes
Please call the following:
Exempla Saint Joseph Women's Pavilion 303-866-8600
Exempla Lutheran Medical Center 303-425-2929
Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center 303-689-4701
Successful Bladder Control for Women
If you're a frequent visitor to the ladies' room, you're not alone. Take control of your problem and regain control of your life.
$10 (front desk check-in)
Arapahoe 303-850-5855
Aurora Centrepoint 303-614-7878
Baseline 303-554-5270
Lakewood 303-239-7488
Westminster 303-338-4545
Wheat Ridge 303-338-4545
Yoga and More
Yoga and More from Centers for Complementary Medicine
Through our Centers for Complementary Medicine, find alternative ways to achieve a healthy life. In addition to acupuncture, massage, and chiropractic offerings enjoy yoga and other classes in a calm, relaxing atmosphere. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your mat and equipment.
Six sessions. $49 members*, $49 nonmembers (unless otherwise listed)
One to two-hour session. $15 members*, $20 nonmembers
1-866-868-7112 (toll free)
Beginning Yoga
Learn the basics of yoga. Feel free to take this class more than once.
East Denver
6–7 p.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 19;
May 3–May 31
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 20;
May 4–Jun. 1
Franklin
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Thursdays,
Apr. 21; May 5–Jun. 2
Lakewood
6–7 p.m.
Wednesdays,
Apr. 20; May 4–Jun 1
Smoky Hill
9–10 a.m.
Tuesdays, Apr. 19;
May 3–May 31
9:30–10:30 a.m.
Fridays, Apr. 22;
May 6–Jun. 3
Senior Yoga I
Recommended for seniors new to yoga who wish to enhance their strength, flexibility, and balance.
East Denver
10–11 a.m.
Mondays, Apr. 18; Apr. 25–May 23
Smoky Hill
9–10:15 a.m.
Wednesdays,
Apr. 20; May 4–Jun. 1
Senior Yoga II
Build on your skills from Senior Yoga I. Continue to enhance your strength, flexibility, and balance.
Smoky Hill
10:30–11:45 a.m.
Wednesdays, Apr. 20;
May 4–Jun. 1
Yoga for Stress Reduction
Use yoga to help avoid, manage, and release stress in the mind and body.
East Denver
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Thursdays,
Apr. 21; May 5–Jun. 2
Franklin
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays,
Apr. 20; May 4–Jun. 1
Smoky Hill
5:45–6:45 p.m.
Mondays, Apr. 18; Apr. 25–May 23
5:45–6:45 p.m. Wednesdays, Apr. 20;
May 4–Jun. 1
Intro to Tai Chi: For Energy and Health
New to Tai Chi? Learn this gentle exercise to promote vitality and well being.
East Denver
3–5 p.m.
Saturday, Apr. 9
Movement and Balance with Tai Chi
Learn movements to increase your balance and stability. All levels welcome. Choose one or two hour sessions.
Smoky Hill
11–noon
Fridays, Apr. 22;
May 6–Jun. 3
Self Care Massage for Health and Beauty
Based on Tai Chi, learn basic massage for radiance and renewal.
East Denver
3–5 p.m.
Saturday, May. 7
Community Yoga Classes (not part of Kaiser Permanente's benefit plan)
For yoga, chi gung, and more, call Bridges Integrative Health at the Lutheran Medical Center at
303-425-2262. Or, Health and Healing Center, Exempla Good Samaritan at
303-689-6580. Ask about fees and senior discounts.
Your Health Online
Learn from home Webinars —"LIVE" ONLINE CLASSES
Tight for time? Trying to save gas? Now you can get support to quit smoking, lose weight, lower your cholesterol, and more. Webinars allow you to view the presentation through your web browser and listen through your telephone. Enjoy high quality interactive learning from the comfort of your home. Free for members and nonmembers.
To register for all webinars go to kpwebinar.org.
Health Encyclopedia
Use the kp.org health encyclopedia to research a health condition, learn more about treatment options, and get in-depth information to help you make decisions about your health. Visit kp.org/health.
Healthy Pregnancy
Having a baby is one of life's most joyous and challenging experiences. We can help no matter where you are on the journey—dreaming of motherhood, trying to conceive, baby on the way, or holding your newborn in your arms.
Our new online pregnancy center provides you with information and tools so you can easily find everything you need to support you before, during, and after your pregnancy. Check out the instructional and educational videos, newsletters, and links to tools throughout the site. Visit the new center at kp.org/pregnancy.
Cholesterol: Taking Control
Join a dietitian in a one-hour online version of our cholesterol class. Learn how to make smart food choices to lower your cholesterol and reduce your risk for heart disease.
11 a.m.–noon
Tuesday, Apr. 19; May 17
Menopause Challenges and Opportunities
Learn about treatment options, pros and cons of medication, bioidentical hormones, and more in this interactive webinar.
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Apr. 21
Celiac Disease and Going Gluten-Free
Join a registered dietitian to learn what it means to have celiac disease and how to optimize your health with a gluten-free diet.
5–6 p.m.
Tuesday
Apr. 19;
May 17
Healing with Acupuncture
Are you curious about what conditions acupuncture can help? Want to know more before you give it a try? Learn more about acupuncture at a one-hour session led by a licensed acupuncturist.
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Apr. 7
Preventing Diabetes and Heart Disease: Lifestyle Approaches
Join a dietitian in a one-hour version of our preventing diabetes and heart disease class. If you have pre-diabetes or are at risk for diabetes, heart attack, or stroke due to high blood pressure or other factors, this class is for you.
4–5 p.m.
Wednesday
Apr. 27; May 25
Diabetes: Learn to Take Charge
Join a diabetes health coach to learn how to manage type 2 diabetes and set goals to improve your quality of life. This is an online version of our “Diabetes Basics” class.
12–1:15 p.m.
Thursdays, Apr. 7–28;
May 5–26
Sleep Secrets
Trouble getting enough sleep? How much sleep do I really need? Learn the secrets to sleeping better and discover resources to help you.
6–7 p.m.
Monday, May 2
Break Free for Life:
Quit Smoking
Kick start your quit effort with this online class and leave with a personal quit plan designed for your success. Class includes an overview of medication options. Tobacco chewers also welcome.
6–7 p.m.
Wednesday, Apr. 13
Tuesday, May 10
Freedom from Tobacco
Ready to quit? This 4-session webinar covers: preparing to quit; getting through quit week; staying quit by managing your stress; and top relapse prevention steps. Attend all or single presentations based on your needs. If you are ready to quit, take all four sessions to support your quitting effort.
6:30–7:30 p.m
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- Refunds are available only if you cancel three business days before the first class date. At that time you may also choose to transfer to another class.
- Child care is not provided.
- If you are registering for a class that requires checking-in at the front desk, call the number listed with the class description.
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