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Taking care of Denver

​The Denver Health Foundation proudly supports Denver Health Medical Center, a national model of health care success that continually proves to the world that high quality care can be delivered to all.

Celebrating a birthday every day

More than 3,400 babies are born each year at our hospital. And through programs like Newborns in Need, we ensure they get off to a good start.

Saving lives

Our Ernest E. Moore Shock Trauma Center is highly regarded as one of the best in the nation.

Cooking up fun, raising awareness

Our annual Hot Rocks Griller Challenge pits chef against chef, and supports men’s health programs.

Making a difference in our community

Denver Health shines as a national model of health care success. Help us celebrate in style at NightShine, our annual gala on April 25, 2020.

Networking for a cause

Our Men’s Night Out is a fun, networking event. It raises funds and offers prime holiday shopping, all while celebrating Denver's Most Interesting Men.

Getting better through high-quality care

Our programs help thousands of Denver’s most vulnerable heal and lead better lives.

Searching for answers

Our research initiatives are making headway, saving more lives.

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Denver Health clinic for domestic violence victims opens at the Rose Andom Center

Victims of domestic violence in Colorado can now be helped from all angles at a single spot, thanks to a partnership between the Rose Andom Center, Denver Health, MotherWise and the Colorado Health Foundation. The new Denver Health medical clinic inside the Rose Andom Center – unveiled during a ribbon-cutting...

Meet the Groups Improving Transgender Healthcare in Colorado.

Local organizations Transformative Freedom Fund and Denver Health want to make sure transgender individuals are getting the care they need." Marvyn Allen’s life revolved around the binder. For many years, Allen wore the skintight piece of clothing, which flattens the chest, to achieve a more masculine appearance—even, at times, while...

Hospitals are buying up housing units, helping ‘stranded’ patients find a home

DENVER – One patient at Denver Health, the city’s largest safety net hospital, occupied a bed for more than four years – a hospital record of 1,558 days. Another admitted for a hard-to-treat bacterial infection needed eight weeks of at-home IV antibiotics, but had no home. A third, with dementia,...

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