ECCO Medical Launches Spanish-Language Women's Health Campaign

Originally announced: May 13, 2025

ECCO Medical has partnered with KXPX Radio and Univision TV to launch a Spanish-language education campaign aimed at helping Hispanic women across Colorado better understand two conditions that often go untreated: venous insufficiency and uterine fibroids. The campaign includes culturally relevant radio and TV commercials for the Denver and Pueblo markets, new Spanish-language website landing pages, Facebook Live events in Spanish, and a dedicated bilingual support team.

The initiative directly addresses Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE), a non-surgical alternative to hysterectomy, alongside education on chronic leg pain and varicose and spider veins. Through KXPX Radio and Univision’s reach, the campaign has connected with thousands of Hispanic households across the state, helping close a healthcare communication gap that too often leaves Spanish-speaking patients without access to information about their treatment options.

“We recognize that many Hispanic women are suffering in silence due to a lack of access to information in Spanish,” said Dr. Aaron Kovaleski, founder of ECCO Medical. “Our mission is to empower these women with knowledge, compassionate care, and minimally invasive solutions that avoid major surgery and long recovery times.”

What This Means for Patients

For Spanish-speaking women who may not have had clear information about their symptoms or treatment options in the past, this campaign opens the door to earlier diagnosis and less invasive care — whether that’s relief from chronic leg pain or a non-surgical alternative to hysterectomy for uterine fibroids. Making this information available in Spanish, on trusted local media, helps ensure language isn’t a barrier to getting care.

About ECCO Medical

ECCO Medical is an office-based interventional radiology lab with locations in Lone Tree and Pueblo, Colorado, focusing on minimally invasive treatments for conditions including venous disease, uterine fibroids, and enlarged prostate.