eMS News

During a recent conversation with a group of patients living with multiple sclerosis, one theme came up again and again: the issue of MS and fatigue. Patients tell us consistently…

A new and enhanced way of processing MRI scans will allow doctors at the Rocky Mountain MS Center at University of Colorado to view patients’ scans in a whole new…

In 2009, Sarah Richter opened her eyes and discovered she had triple vision; literally, she saw three of everything. That—along with fatigue, eye pain, vertigo and other symptoms—eventually led to…

Dr. Benzi Kluger, MD, MS is a neurologist at the University of Colorado Hospital. He specializes in movement disorders, behavioral neurology and in the overlap of these two fields. We…

Medicare Open Enrollment – October 15th  – December 7th:  Medicare’s Open Enrollment runs from October 15–December 7.  Now is your opportunity to review your Medicare coverage and see if you…

We are excited to celebrate the 5th anniversary of our King Adult Day Enrichment Program (KADEP) at Rocky Mountain MS Center’s facility in Westminster. KADEP is an innovative, community-based and…

Study results released this week show that an investigational drug, ocrelizumab, significantly reduces the progression of clinical disability in patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS).

Our providers work collaboratively and in a team-based structure. That means that you will be seeing a medical doctor (MD) and advanced practitioners, including physician assistants (PAs) and adult nurse…