Take a moment to consider your surroundings. Do you feel safe? Do you have access to health care and grocery stores? Do you have support at home, both physically and mentally?

This Mental Health Month, Denver Health asks its employees and the community to consider how different factors can affect mental health.

Where a person is born, lives, learns, works, plays and gathers, as well as their economic stability and social connections, are part of “social determinants of health.”

Unintentional injury remains the leading cause of death for children and adults up to age 45. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 220,000 people die each year due to unintentional injury.

Safety tips for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month of May

Riding a motorcycle can be a thrilling experience, but it's important to remember that motorcycles are inherently more dangerous than other vehicles on the road. In Colorado, motorcycle crashes continue to be a significant issue, with data from 2022 indicating a concerning trend in motorcycle fatalities. In this article, we will explore the importance of motorcycle safety and provide some tips for staying safe on the road.

Stop the Bleed campaign highlights importance of early intervention

Denver Health showcased its three Mobile Health Centers last week at an open house attended by staff, board members and dozens of community partners.

The Mobile Health Centers provide access to high-quality health care by bringing it right to Denver neighborhoods. Each mobile unit specializes in an area of care, including cancer screening, primary care and vaccinations. These centers are here to support our community’s health and can refer patients to other Denver Health services if needed.

March 19-25 is National Poison Prevention Week, and the director of the Rocky Mountain Poison Center has provided answers to some common questions about poisons and how to respond in case of exposure. Denver Health and the RMPC encourage people to share this information with loved ones and friends to help stay as safe as possible.