Denver Health Medical Center

Denver Health is an integrated academic health care system and the primary safety net provider for the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Founded in 1860, it offers a wide range of services, including hospital, emergency, preventive, primary, and acute care, ensuring access to care for all individuals, regardless of their ability to pay. With over 8,300 employees, Denver Health plays a vital role in the community, treating nearly one-third of Denver County's population annually. The organization emphasizes high-quality, innovative care and addresses social determinants of health through partnerships with local entities. Its services include a comprehensive network of primary and family health centers, specialized programs like the ACUTE Center for Eating Disorders, and a nationally recognized public health department. Denver Health also supports community health initiatives and provides resources for vulnerable populations, including the uninsured and those facing complex health challenges. The Denver Health Foundation further enhances its community impact by funding programs focused on early childhood and behavioral health.