Use the loyalty card on the app to enter and exit the facility
This is a manual process, please allow up to 24 hours for the discounts to be reflected in your account.
Use Toll Tag to Enter:
If you have a toll tag, you can attach that with a credit card to be able to enter and exit the facility without even needing to roll down your window. Simply enter the 7 digit number on the back of the tag to your profile with credit card.
Rates with the Discount:
You can park valet at Fine less than economy at DIA
Valet- $15.75 (vs $33 at DIA – 53% savings)
Indoor- $12 (vs $25 at DIA – 52% savings)
Outdoor- $7 (vs $16 at DIA – 56% savings)
Earn Free Parking and Details: Every Time you park at Fine, you earn personal points which can be redeemed for free parking or free details with our in-house certified detail shop.
South Metro Medical Equipment Closet - Open House Invitation
Open House to be held on Sept. 17 from 5-6 p.m. at our facility--6825 S. Dallas Ct, Greenwood Village, CO 80111. See directions below. We felt it important to invite all of the Rotary groups that have supported us to come and see for yourself what we do and how it all works. Light refreshments will be served and we would like you to meet some of our loyal volunteers. Directions: from I-25, go East on Arapahoe Road to Dayton St. Turn south (right) and go to the end of the street. The Greenwood Village post office will be on your right. Turn right on to Costilla, then immediately right again onto S. Dallas Ct. It looks like an alley or warehouse area. We are 2/3 of the way down the alley on the left. Our logo is on the door.
CASA Red Wagon Ball October 5th - Save the Date
Our friends at the Centennial Rotary Club are big supporters of this organization. Let's get out and provide our support to them and at CASA's annual fundraiser. Cocktails, silent auction, dinner, and dancing at the Hyatt Regency DTC. Contact Andrea Tagtow at 303.328.2357 to RSVP or learn more. You can also go to https://adv4children.org/redwagonball/ to purchase tickets, become a sponsor, or to learn more about this great event.
Ice Cream Social
Come join fellow members and a bowl of ice cream with all the fixins'. Member Bob Barrows' Barn @3pm on 9/22. Put on your calendar now.
Denise Denton from Aurora Health Alliance was our speaker this week. AHA does much of its work through interest groups, task forces, and special projects. The focus issues are based on the interests of our members, and opportunities and challenges that arise in Aurora’s healthcare arena. AHA's vision and mission include: a community where all residents have an opportunity for health and to work collaboratively to improve access to healthcare & create a healthier Aurora, with a focus on the most vulnerable & underserved. Their guiding principles include:
Serve as a catalyst, coalition-builder, and impartial convener.
Build and nurture collaboration in understanding and in seeking solutions to Aurora’s healthcare problems.
Commit to an inclusive, productive, and respectful approach to community discussions and problem-solving; one that focuses on solutions, not blame.
Seek to engage and listen to those directly affected by community health issues.
Offer multiple ways to engage in what we do, so that more people, communities, and organizations can participate.
Identify, promote, and build upon what is already working well.
Strengthen Aurora’s capacity by supporting new and emerging professionals, providers, activists, and leaders.
Acknowledge contributions and celebrate successes.
They have celebrated 10 years in the Aurora community providing access, expanding coverage and building collaboration. Aurora Health Alliance (AHA) offers an inclusive convening table where health and community leaders can come together to discuss and develop solutions to health access issues in their community: inadequate primary care capacity, limited access to specialty care, inequitable distribution of health resources, and fragmented approaches to solutions. They provide a practical, innovative, and open approach to collaboration, and we not only react to, but also try to anticipate, the needs in the community.
Denise was the Executive Director for AHA from 2014-2019. She now provides training and board/staff leadership training, development, team building and collaboration, project planning, grant writing coaching, meeting facilitation, community capacity building, and workforce recruitment and retention through her company D2 in support of AHA.
To learn more about AHA please consider attending a meeting or review the newsletter in the link below.
