Rebecca Bub, DO

"Board certified family medicine physicians like Dr. Bub do more than just physicals and flu appointments. With 11 years of education and training, and over 25,000 patient care hours, Dr. Bub uses her expertise to help you stay healthy, to perform a thorough medical workup if you do develop a serious illness, and to expertly guide your treatment to get you back to good health. "When asked to describe myself, two things pop into my head. I am a family medicine physician and a mom. I am many other things as well but first and foremost I take care of my family and my patients. I have always wanted to be a family medicine doctor, I think it is in my blood. And I am a strong believer that family life and work life are never completely separate. I practice medicine the same way I treat my family, 100%, all the time. When patients ask my opinion, I try to give them the same answer I would give to my mom, my husband, my children. Each person is unique, and getting to know somebody on a personal level is an integral part of how I care for them. And that is the beauty of practicing family medicine. It is an art of getting to know not just one person, but their spouse, children, and if I am lucky, entire families." I graduated from Michigan State University (GO GREEN! ) with a bachelors degree in Human Biology. Although I live in Colorado now I am still an avid Michigan State fan. I then went on to Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, where I graduated from medical school in 2011. I met my husband while in medical school and “dragged” him to Colorado, where I completed my Family Medicine residency at the University of Colorado at Rose Hospital in 2014. Since then I have been practicing outpatient family medicine in Littleton, Colorado where I am so happy to have a wonderful group of patients whom I truly enjoy getting to see and care for every day."

"We want to take care of all of your medical needs at our practice, however there are times when it is not medically appropriate to perform a service or procedure listed above in the clinic. In these cases where treating a health issue is beyond the scope of care of family medicine, a referral will be made to the appropriate provider. Like all care received outside of our office, this is not included in membership. Some examples of this situation are a fracture that is too complicated to cast, a laceration that is too severe or is in an area where a plastic surgeon is needed to prevent scarring, a biopsy that is too invasive or complex to perform in clinic, or a complicating health concern that makes a procedure unsafe. These decisions will always be made in the best interest of our patient's health, and will be at the discretion of the doctor. Although we do not anticipate changes to our offered services, if there is a change for any reason this page will be updated and our patients will be notified immediately."