Tag: Centura Health
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Denver judge once again made incorrect ruling in 7-year-old billing dispute
The Supreme Court noted there continues to be a misunderstanding about what information is relevant to the case
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Metro Moves: Leven expanding downtown; Aurora warehouse sells for $10.9 million
Welcome to the Denver Gazette’s Metro Moves. You’ll get the latest metro Denver openings, closings, hiring and promotion news here. To submit your company’s news, drop an email to [email protected]. Leven Deli Leven Deli Co., which recently announced a new concept in Washington Park, is also coming to downtown Denver with a new full-service restaurant…
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Colorado Springs hospitals waive personal costs for Club Q victims
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Victims of the mass shooting at Club Q have had a lot on their minds since enduring the unthinkable event just over six months ago, but Colorado Springs’ two hospital systems have been working to make sure hospital bills weren’t one of them. Both UCHealth, a statewide network that includes Memorial Hospital Central and Memorial…
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Colorado’s wealthiest hospitals favored in $1.2 billion COVID bailout
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Three years ago, as a mysterious and deadly virus called COVID-19 began to take hold in Colorado, hospital executives in the state scrambled to formulate plans, meeting weekly — sometimes daily — with elected officials, public health experts and with each other to get ahead of the coming storm they feared could overwhelm and financially…
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COVID-19, RSV and flu still circulating in Colorado, worst may be over
Whew. The “tri-demic” local health professionals had feared and warned the public about for months — the confluence of influenza, RSV and COVID-19 overwhelming health systems — appears to have been averted. The triple respiratory illness threat was real because masking and social distancing practices during the pandemic meant fewer children were getting infections, thus…
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Metro Denver braces for arctic blast
Robert and Kate Mays of Denver found themselves falling in line with about 15 other people on Wednesday to get into the Denver Coliseum, which the city of Denver opened as metro residents hunkered down for the bone-chilling arctic blast that’s marching north to south across the state. The wide swath of the artic air…
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New Denver Broncos ownership vows to continue community support
The Denver Broncos haven’t made the NFL playoffs in six seasons, but the team never missed a step when it came to winning charitable efforts in the metro Denver community, especially the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Denver. For more than three decades, the football team, the Denver Broncos Charities (a 501(c)3 non-profit organization)…
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What’s next for Colorado hospitals, health care with staffing as COVID-19 pandemic ebbs?
When the pandemic began two years ago, many policymakers and health officials worried over hospital capacity. Did hospitals — here and across the country — have enough beds to meet the expected flood of COVID-19 patients? As the pandemic wore on, the concern shifted away from beds themselves and toward the doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists and…
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Douglas County Schools receive $120,000 to expand district’s suicide prevention program
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Douglas County School District received $120,000 from two health organizations to help expand its suicide prevention program. Centura Health and UnitedHealthcare donated $60,000 each to the district to expand the Sources of Strength‘s curriculum and training program over the next few years. The donation…
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Centura opening 11,700 more COVID-19 vaccination appointments, including second dose appointments
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Centura Health is opening thousands of new vaccine appointments and will offer second doses to patients unable to receive them at their previous provider, the health system announced Friday. Centura will open an additional 11,700 Pfizer vaccine spots at the Broadmoor World Arena between April…