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Denver Health MyChart users can now have a virtual urgent care visit with one of our expert providers. It’s easy and convenient to get the urgent care you need from the comfort of your home, using your smartphone, tablet or computer.
Pain management among hospitalized patients can be challenging. Patients may have unrealistic notions about how their pain should be controlled, while physicians carry their own biases and experiences that influence pain management strategies.
August 12 and 13, the Denver Health Paramedic Division deployed fireline paramedic Will Berry to the Pole Creek Fire in Kemmerer, Wyo., and radio operator Adam Ellis to the Gibralter Fire in Eureka, Mont.
Join the Denver Health and Denver Public Health team Saturday, Aug.19, at Cheesman Park, for the 30th annual AIDS Walk Colorado. The walk celebrates huge leaps in HIV treatment, to honor those we have lost, and demonstrate our commitment to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic by 2030.
There are multiple ways to participate whether you’d like to walk, run or become a virtual walker by donating to our team. Help us meet our $10,000 goal and send a larger portion of the funds raised directly to our clinics and HIV patients.
ABSTRACT: This study evaluates potential associations of baseline physical function measures with anthropometrics and clinical outcomes in persons hospitalized with anorexia nervosa. We conducted a retrospective study in a single hospital on 176 seriously ill persons with anorexia nervosa who required definitive medical stabilization. Licensed physical therapists assessed functional transfers and ambulation using the Functional Independence Measure.
By Terry Nugent
Former NFL player and Denver Health patient
I’ve always been kind of a hardcore endurance athlete with an NFL background. I played college football at Colorado State, and then chased the NFL around for a few years between the Cleveland Browns, the Indianapolis Colts and my last stop, training camp with the Denver Broncos. That’s a tough business to be in, but it’s the only thing I’ve ever known.
\For the 12th year in a row, Denver Health has been recognized as a “Most Wired” health care system by the American Hospital Association’s (AHA) Health Forum.
On Sylvester “Sly” Reza’s last day of life, his favorite tenor, baritone and bass vocalists filled the care room at Denver Health. As the group of 20 stood around his bed with tears in their eyes, taking in every last detail of Sly’s last moments, one a capella voice rang out singing “Peace, Peace, Peace.”
After decades of battling HIV, Sly, a well-loved tenor who could effortlessly sing the high A- and B-notes in the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus, lost his fight with the virus following years of no treatment and a decision to stop taking his medication.
By Andrew Parker
I lost all hope of ever transitioning into a man at a young age because I’m from the South. I come from Locust Fork, Alabama, and I was the first in-your-face-deal-with-it, hate-me-or-love-me-I-don’t-care lesbian there ever was. And they all had no idea how to handle it.
Join your Denver Health colleagues at this year’s Denver PrideFest, the largest regional celebration of LGBT pride in Colorado, June 17 and 18 at Civic Center Park. While you’re there, don’t forget to visit the Denver Public Health booth!
Have you ever seen the news about a health outbreak and wondered what would happen in Colorado?
This June, Denver Public Health, Denver Environmental Health and other local response partners, are participating in a full-scale, statewide Public Health Emergency Dispensing Exercise (PHED Ex 2017) to practice quickly giving away emergency medications to people during a health crisis.
