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Brooke Gordon remembers reading comments like, “daydreams too much” and “drifts off all the time” on her grade school report cards. As an infant, she had “weird spells” where she passed out, and in middle school, Gordon’s arms would jerk, sending objects flying out of her hands.
Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb joined Denver Health CEO Donna Lynne today for an event honoring him and his important role in ensuring the long-term success of Denver Health. Lynne unveiled a commemorative portrait of Webb displayed near the main entrance of the hospital where tens of thousands of people will see the portrait annually.
The Emergency Department at Denver Health is participating in a national study to evaluate if one of two commonly used sedative medications during intubation improves outcomes for severely ill adult patients.
Intubation is a high-risk medical procedure that is done to put a severely ill patient on a breathing machine. One in four of these patients experience serious problems with blood pressure or oxygen levels during this procedure.
A first-of-its-kind partnership between Denver Health and Denver Public Schools aims to increase access to health care services through a mobile health clinic for DPS children and their families, including many newly arrived migrant families.
Denver Health’s Mobile Health Clinic will initially target visits to four DPS Community Hubs throughout Denver so that health care services are available in addition to the clothing, food, language classes and more provided at the DPS Community Hubs.
The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) selected Denver Health’s Director of Radiology, David M. Naeger, MD, as the 2024 ARRS Distinguished Educator.
Thanksgiving may have already passed, but the holiday season is just getting underway – with Hanukkah this week, and Christmas, Kwanzaa and New Year's right around the corner. Staying healthy, especially with eating and nutrition, can be a concern for some people during this time. Increased holiday dinners and social events can pose opportunities to deviate away from your typical diet, often for days and weeks. Traveling and having visitors over during this time can also lead to a change in your typical exercise routine.
This year brought a big name change for a popular Denver Health clinic on wheels. The Women’s Mobile Clinic – one of three Denver Health Mobile Health Centers providing health services throughout the Denver metro area – is now the Cancer Screening Mobile Health Center.
U.S. Antibiotic Awareness Week (USAAW), Nov. 18-24, is held annually to recognize the importance of appropriate antibiotic use.
Familiar names have been showing up at the Correctional Care Medical Facility lately.
Mark Twain, Herman Melville and Richard Dawkins to name a few. Their presence has been a welcome part of the CCMF “ecosystem,” according to Denver Health chaplain Luke Howard.
Luke started a library in the CCMF, in the basement of Pavilion B, over the summer. The library – a few shelves in a storage closet – has more than 400 books, most of them donated by Denver nonprofit BookGive.
It’s that time of the year again. The holiday season has arrived! Holiday safety is an issue that burns brightest from late November to mid-January, when families gather, parties are scheduled and travel spikes. Most people look forward to a long holiday weekend as a chance to take off work and enjoy time with friends and family. Traveling by car during the holidays has the highest fatality rate of any major form of transportation based on fatalities per passenger mile.
