A Boulder Physician's Breast Cancer Experience Helps Shape Well&Boulder

BOULDER, Colo. - Rezul -- Dr. Lauren Rudolph has spent her career helping people return to the activities they love. When the sports medicine physician became a breast cancer patient, she experienced a side of recovery she couldn't fully know from the exam room. There were medical decisions to make, but also uncertainty, changes in her body, and the gradual work of feeling like herself again.

That experience helped shape Well&Boulder, the health and performance center she founded with entrepreneur Amanda Warner. They wanted to create a place where people feel known, have time to ask questions, and receive care that considers how their health affects the rest of their lives.

"Being a patient changed what I understood about care," Rudolph said. "You need good medical guidance, but you also need support for everything that happens between appointments. We wanted to make room for both at Well&Boulder."

At 2830 Valmont Road, that vision is reflected in the space itself. A rotating collection of local artwork, curated by Sara Sanderson, lines the halls. The strength studio is bright and airy. Specializing in women's health, the center was designed to help people feel at ease from the moment they walk in, whether they're there for an appointment or picking up a barbell.

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The same care went into choosing the people who practice there. Physicians, wellness practitioners, and strength coaches bring different perspectives to a shared purpose: helping people feel better and stay active in the lives they love.

Breast Health, Together

On Tuesday, October 27, from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, Well&Boulder will host Breast Health, Together, a conversation about prevention, screening, treatment, and life after breast cancer.

Topics will include family history and personal risk, treatment and surgery decisions, hormones, and support for the physical, emotional changes that can accompany a diagnosis along with personal lived experiences. A 60 minute panel discussion will be followed by 30 minutes of audience questions.

Panelists include:

• Dr. Lauren Rudolph: Sports medicine physician and breast cancer survivor.
• Dr. Katrina Oyague: Breast surgical oncologist, Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers.
• Dr. Kathleen Monahan: Oncologist, Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers.
• Dr. Kristen Wolfe: OB/GYN and women's health physician.
• Dr. Amy Van Arsdale: Clinical psychologist specializing in women's mental health.
• Jane Maus, RDN: Registered dietitian nutritionist.
• Joslynn Peterson, CSCS: Strength coach and exercise cancer specialist.

The evening welcomes anyone exploring their risk, navigating a diagnosis, moving forward after treatment, or supporting someone they love.

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Tickets are $25 per person, with all ticket proceeds benefiting the BCH Foundation Breast Cancer Treatment Fund. Complimentary seats are available for anyone for whom cost is a barrier by emailing hello@wellandboulder.com.

For details and registration, visit https://wellandboulder.com/events.

About Well&Boulder

Well&Boulder is a health and performance center founded by Dr. Lauren Rudolph and Amanda Warner, serving the broader community with specialized expertise in women's health. Services span medical care, mental health, nutrition, strength training, and recovery.

Its boutique strength studio, Well&Studio, offers women's focused small group lifting, coached like private training. With no more than six members per session, coaches provide individual guidance on technique, movement, and weights. Monthly training cycles help women learn the lifts, build on what they've practiced, and see their strength grow.