UC Health TV Commercial, 'Broken Record'
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UC Health showcases active people as they push past their fears and injuries. Suffering from a stroke to a torn Achilles, these determined athletes refuse to let anything stop them from continuing to practice yoga, ballet and more.
UC Health TV Commercial, 'It's Just About You' Song by Frances
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UC Health showcases a woman jogging along a winding road. As she begins shedding accessories and clothing, the hospital insists its care is just about you -- not the watch, clothes or shoes you wear. the woman featured is revealed to be Tonya Trostel, a runner, mother and placenta accreta survivor.
UC Health TV Commercial, 'I Did'
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These UC Health patients, whose conditions vary from traumatic brain injuries to opioid addiction recovery and OCD, insist it wasn't their treadmills that pushed their limits, or their shoes that crossed the finish line, or their hiking gear that reached the top -- they did. UC Health says you too can "live extraordinary," no matter what your obstacles might be.
UC Health TV Commercial, 'Game Changers'
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The sounds of a tennis match can be heard as different game changing medical advancements are displayed on the screen. Each time a racket is heard making contact with the ball, a new sentence is displayed. Find these game changers at UC Health.
UC Health TV Commercial, 'Val Tirman' Song by Frank Sinatra
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An older man with a walker looks back on his younger years of marathon races and decides to begin training again. He soon moves from relying on his walker to using a cane, then progresses to running on the treadmill and going up stairs with ease. His dedication pays off when he runs in a race and crosses the finish line, proving he's still "young at heart."
UC Health TV Commercial, 'Not Done Yet' Featuring Emmanuel Sanders
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Emmanuel Sanders laces up his cleats at the University of Colorado Health Training Center. He's run for 7024 receiving yards, played in 127 games and is a 9-year veteran of the NFL. He's not done yet, even after a torn achilles, because he's working with UC Health.