Denver Health has started using a new, more accurate way of collecting information about our patients. It's called the Race, Ethnicity and Language method, or REAL, for short. 

Based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Food and Drug Administration and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Denver Health is resuming administration of the

Update: On March 9, 2021, the Department of Homeland Security announced that it would stop defending lawsuits related to the 2019 public charge rule, and the U.S. Supreme Court dropped the case. This ultimately means that the 2019 public charge rule will no longer apply. The application of the public charge determination reverts back to the 1999 guidance. The 1999 guidance is much narrower in scope in terms of programs considered under the public charge rule. 

Today marks one year since Denver Health admitted its first critically ill COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) patient. It's a day to look back on and reflect on those we have lost while celebrating that first admitted patient and the nearly 2,000 others admitted to Denver Health who have survived the virus and recovered.

Due to the winter storm, Denver Health is adjusting hours for clinics and services to ensure the safety of our patients and staff.

The following Denver Health clinics and services have been impacted with delays or closures. Please see the details below.