Kelsey Flint, MD
Assistant Professor, Medicine-Cardiology
Medical School
- MD, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine (2011)
Graduate School
- MSCS, Colorado School of Public Health (2018)
Undergraduate School
- BS, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VA) (2007)
Internship
- Stanford Hospital and Clinics Program (2011)
Residency
- Stanford Hospital and Clinics Program, Internal Medicine (2014)
Fellowships
- University of Colorado, Cardiology (2017)
- University of Colorado, Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology (2018)
Department
Medicine-CardiologyProfessional Titles
- Assistant Professor
Professional Memberships
- American College of Cardiology, Geriatric Cardiology Section, Board Member
Practice Locations
Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Administration Medical Center1700 Wheeling St
Aurora, CO 80045
303-399-8020
Hospital Affiliation
- Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Specialty Information
Specialties- Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology, Board Certification
- General Cardiology, Board Certification
- Heart and Circulation
Care Philosophy
Veterans with heart failure and other cardiovascular diagnoses often have multiple, chronic illnesses, making the care of their heart disease very complex. My care of these patients is guided by several guiding principles, including: - Patient centered care and shared decision making in the complex care of older Veterans with heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases in the setting of multiple medical conditions and many prescription medications - Creating care plans that ensure Veterans can age in place as long as possible - Utilizing the VA's resources for remote monitoring of patients at home and administering care over the phone or by telehealth as much as possible to minimize Veterans' travel burden
Veterans with heart failure and other cardiovascular diagnoses often have multiple, chronic illnesses, making the care of their heart disease very complex. My care of these patients is guided by several guiding principles, including: - Patient centered care and shared decision making in the complex care of older Veterans with heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases in the setting of multiple medical conditions and many prescription medications - Creating care plans that ensure Veterans can age in place as long as possible - Utilizing the VA's resources for remote monitoring of patients at home and administering care over the phone or by telehealth as much as possible to minimize Veterans' travel burden