Quality, Compassionate Care

A Lifeline Close to Home: Fran Larrew’s Story

The day I woke up feeling unwell, I didn’t expect anything serious, but I knew I needed to see someone. Thankfully, I was able to get right into Weisbrod Health. When I saw Rachel, she could tell something wasn’t right. Rachel knew I wasn’t feeling well. She ran tests, and by the afternoon, she had me on an IV. Eventually, I needed a procedure in Denver, and all of my care was coordinated seamlessly. If it hadn’t been for the clinic’s quick response, the outcome would be very different.

Looking back, I realize how much I relied on Weisbrod Health. The lab staff was incredible, handling all the blood work so quickly. Every step of my care was handled so well that I didn’t have to worry. If I hadn’t been diagnosed when I was, I probably wouldn’t be here, I say, and I truly believe that. My husband had a similar experience—he was diagnosed with a health issue early enough to result in the best outcome, given the alternative.

That early detection made all the difference for him.

Living in this community, we don’t take healthcare for granted. When you’re sick, you can usually get in and if you have an emergency, you won’t have to travel an hour to get help. Weisbrod Health isn’t just a convenience—it’s a necessity. The nurses and staff, like Rachel and Connie, are compassionate and knowledgeable. They don’t just treat patients; they care for their neighbors.

I’ve seen firsthand the difference they make. It’s not just about me or my husband—it’s about everyone in this community who depends on it. Having care close to home means everything, and I hope Weisbrod Clinic will always be here for the people who need it most.