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jeannetherese
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What a blessing for the people of Denver!
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"Women are provided with linen instead of paper on their examination tables. A spacious waiting room reflects the at-home feel of a living room, complete with comfy couches, a cozy fireplace and toys for kids to play with. The walls are painted in warm tones, and there is a Chapel with the Blessed Sacrament and a statue of the pregnant Virgin Mother.
Though Bella is faith-based, Baertlein said she was surprised to see that a lot of Bella’s patients are not Catholic.
“I don’t know how they stumble upon Bella, but they find that they’re cared for well and that they’re loved there,” she said.
The clinic has had 8,800 encounters with women from all walks of life. Women are never refused care, as 36 percent of care is to non-insured or underinsured patients, and $62,000 of free care has been given to those in need."
From the article:
"Women are provided with linen instead of paper on their examination tables. A spacious waiting room reflects the at-home feel of a living room, complete with comfy couches, a cozy fireplace and toys for kids to play with. The walls are painted in warm tones, and there is a Chapel with the Blessed Sacrament and a statue of the pregnant Virgin Mother.
Though Bella is faith-based, Baertlein said she was surprised to see that a lot of Bella’s patients are not Catholic.
“I don’t know how they stumble upon Bella, but they find that they’re cared for well and that they’re loved there,” she said.
The clinic has had 8,800 encounters with women from all walks of life. Women are never refused care, as 36 percent of care is to non-insured or underinsured patients, and $62,000 of free care has been given to those in need."
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Strydersroom
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Are women refused birth control if they wish to get it?
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tseleehw
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God Bless them for their work. Let’s just hope that they are left alone by the ACLU and/or other progressive organizations and don’t get sued for not providing abortions or contraceptives.
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Usige
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They say they are fully aligned with Church teaching. This is what is on their page for Gynecology:Natural Fertility RegulationAre women refused birth control if they wish to get it?
I do know that we are blessed that there are a number of Catholic providers in Denver that will not prescribe artificial contraceptives. Given that Bella offers abortion pill reversal and that they have a chapel on site I strongly suspect that they are faithful to following Church teaching regardless of what clients might demand.We are committed to promoting healthy living while affirming the dignity of all women. This includes a method of regulating fertility without the use of artificial contraception, the use of hormones, or permanent sterilization.
Unfortunately they opened after we stopped teaching NFP so they weren’t on our list of Catholic health care providers that uphold Catholic moral teaching.
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Tablefor9
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Why do you ask?Are women refused birth control if they wish to get it?
If one goes to any provider and requests a specific medication, or class of medications, it does not obligate the provider to comply.
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Strydersroom
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Because it mentioned women are never refused care, but what if the women are not Catholic or Christian of any type?Why do you ask?
If one goes to any provider and requests a specific medication, or class of medications, it does not obligate the provider to comply.
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shockerfan
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Women are never refused care based on ability to pay.Because it mentioned women are never refused care, but what if the women are not Catholic or Christian of any type?
The clinic offers specific set of services…if a woman wants services other than those offered then she has other choices in the Denver area.
Is there an issue with that?
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gus
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We can re-take Catholic healthcare if we have the willWomen are never refused care based on ability to pay.
The clinic offers specific set of services…if a woman wants services other than those offered then she has other choices in the Denver area.
Is there an issue with that?
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