Vision

The Anschutz Health and Wellness Center at the Anschutz Medical Campus came to life thanks to the Anschutz Foundation and the University of Colorado. These two visionary organizations invested in a state-of-the-art facility, top researchers, scientists and a multi-disciplinary team to create the nation’s go to source of information and programs on wellness. Top researchers work side-by-side with clinicians to develop and deliver wellness programs and work with community interventionists to take these programs beyond the walls of the Center into communities. The mission of the Center is to transform the lives of individuals and communities through science-based wellness strategies.

For The Community

The Anschutz Health and Wellness Center offers a range of services, programs and facilities that can help meet your goals. From state-of-the-art workout facilities to personalized weight management and lifestyle programs, we are pioneers in proving that small, sustained behavior changes can lead to measurably improved health, lower medical costs and better quality of life.

For Doctors, Researchers and Clinicians

The Center serves as a source for cutting-edge health and wellness research. And our leading experts in health and wellness serve as a referral source for your patients. With the Center’s state-of-the-art meeting and collaboration facility coupled with the most advanced communication technologies available, we bring the best minds from across the world together to help translate knowledge into real-world solutions.

For Business and Government

From multi-national companies to the neighborhood restaurant down the street, we use our considerable research and consulting capabilities to lead with knowledge that can positively impact a business’ bottom line while, at the same time, delighting clients. As a nation, our economy cannot sustain the current “treatment” path that it is on. We believe in the old adage that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Every aspect and program at the Center is tied to and measured against how well we are doing in lowering long-term health care costs and raising individual quality of life.