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This week, the Denver Health Paramedic Division celebrated a year of hard work with a three-course meal at the Four Seasons Hotel Denver, complete with a master of ceremonies, several inspirational speeches from leaders, an awards ceremony and a live auction.
September 22, 2025, Update: For the 2025-2026 flu season, flu shots are now available. Low- and no-cost immunizations are available for children who are uninsured, under-insured or have Medicaid.
We are in the height of flu season and the best way to prevent the flu is to get your flu shot. We asked our care teams todebunk the top five flu shot myths.
Denver Health Associate Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Chief of Obstetrics Kent Heyborne, M.D. talked to
By: Rachael Popejoy
The last thing I remember from July 6, 2006, was driving on I-70 and waiting for an 18-wheeler truck to pass me.
It was around lunchtime, a beautiful Friday afternoon, and I was working as a nanny. Myself and the two boys I was watching were heading back from a fun trip to the Denver Zoo. Soon after I merged onto the highway, that’s when everything went black.
A good long time ago I was frustrated. Frustrated about the myriad of social problems, the endless procession of patients suffering from the ravages of addiction. Imperfect solutions. I was, in retrospect, burned out. So I did what any normal professional would do. I went looking for a new job.
