Heart of
Denver
Denver Health is tackling some of the city’s biggest challenges.
Heart of Denver aims to educate our community on the role and value of Denver Health, a health care system that cares for ALL in the City and County of Denver, including our most vulnerable friends and neighbors.
By the Numbers
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Community clinics and urgent care locations
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911 calls answered by Denver Health paramedics
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Students served through 19 School-based Health Centers
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Survival rate for trauma injuries
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Patients served
Denver Health Is Always Here for Our Community - When and Where It Matters.
The number of visits to Denver Health from people experiencing homelessness – including veterans and older residents with mental health issues, or lost jobs and incomes – reached nearly 30,000 in 2023, a 30% increase from the year before.
Unmatched Trauma and Emergency Services
Providing care when you expect it. And especially when you don’t.
Mental health and substance-use care
Denver Health is on the front lines when it comes to mental and behavioral health disorders, substance use disorders, and supporting people who are experiencing homelessness.
Essential care for Denver Public School Students
Denver Health runs 19 school-based health clinics across the city, providing essential care to 17,000 K-12 students. For some children, these clinics represent their only opportunity to get quality health care.
Public Health Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
Denver Health serves as one of only 13 facilities in the nation designated for public health emergencies and unexpected bio-threats such as Ebola and measles.
Denver Health cares for the entire Denver community regardless of one's ability to pay.
The Heart of Denver appreciates your financial support to build awareness about the value of Denver Health to our community.