Training Sites

Colorado’s premier safety net hospital and a longtime partner with the University of Colorado, Denver Health is a model for the nation in providing care to underserved populations. With Colorado's academic level one trauma center, Denver's 911 response system, nine community health centers, eleven school-based health centers, Denver Department of Public Health, Correctional Care, and the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center, the Denver Health system has more than one million patient contacts each year. 

Our Denver Health Family Medicine faculty members deliver babies at Denver Health and supervise an Adult Family Medicine service that runs six months each year. All full-time Denver Health physicians are faculty members within the University of Colorado School of Medicine. 

Our residents complete several rotations at Denver Health, including Surgery, Obstetrics, Cardiology, and Geriatrics.

A vibrant health center with rich educational and research experiences; ranked within the top ten academic hospitals in the United States by the University Health System Consortium since 2012. University of Colorado Hospital is a privately administered, non-profit hospital that cares for a wide variety of patients. 

The facility is located on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, the home of the University of Colorado School of Medicine and a variety of health professions programs including Dentistry, Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Physician Assistant. 

University of Colorado Hospital strives to provide state of the art patient-centered care in an institution dedicated to advancing the art and science of health care. Our program runs a year-round Family Medicine Service at University Hospital 24 hours a day. 

Our residents also complete a number of rotations at University Hospital, including Family Medicine and Inpatient Service in PGY2.

UCHealth operates a growing number of primary care and specialty care practices, including A.F. Williams Family Medicine Center.

The Rocky Mountain Region's only hospital dedicated to the treatment of sick and injured children, Children’s Hospital Colorado is consistently ranked among the top ten children’s hospitals in the nation by US News and World Report. The hospital features private rooms for all inpatients, cutting edge intensive care, surgery and radiology facilities, a large conference and education center, and 24-hour dining facilities, all in a spacious and beautifully-designed building. 

Some residents complete rotations at Children's Colorado, including Inpatient Pediatrics, Outpatient Pediatrics, and Emergency Pediatrics rotations.

Colorado Plains Medical Center is a 50-bed acute-care hospital, fully accredited by the Joint Commission. With a Level III Trauma Center, a 24-hour Emergency Room, 14-bed Behavioral Health Unit, 6-bed Intensive Care Unit (ICU), and many other services, the hospital chiefly serves a two-county area of 35,000 people. 

The hospital provides a comprehensive range of diagnostic imaging services including MRI, nuclear medicine, CT, radiography, mammography accredited by the American College of Radiology, bone density, and ultrasound. Rehabilitation services include physical, occupational, sports medicine, pediatric, aquatic, and speech therapies. Additional services include cardiopulmonary, surgery, sleep medicine, obstetrics, dietary, and home health.​

• Our practice continues to refine and bring to life our team-based care and quality-improvement focused approach. 
  
• Part of UCHealth's network of primary care clinics.
• Second residency practice in the nation recognized as an NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home. Currently certified as Level 3 PCMH.
• 2014 PCMH Practice of the Year awarded by the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians.
• 2016 STFM Innovative Practice Award, given to the top residency practice in the nation leading practice transformation. 
• Adopted Primary Care Redesign in 2015, an advanced practice model that brings interprofessional care into the work we do for each patient, which was recently featured in the New England Journal of Medicine as a way to prevent physician burnout.
• Providers at A.F. Williams work within interprofessional teams that include pharmacists, behavioral health providers, social workers, care managers, patient navigators, sports medicine physicians, chronic pain/substance abuse specialists, and psychiatrists and psychiatry residents.
• Our care team manages patients with high complexity and our transitions of care program, which includes home visits, identifies and manages high-risk patients as they are discharged from the hospital and transition to care in the outpatient setting.
• Serves a diverse patient population; about 30% of patient visits are covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
• Certified by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as a Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH).

 

• Federally Qualified Health Center; part of Denver Health’s network of FQHCs.

• Located in the Lowry neighborhood in east Denver, about 3 miles south of the A.F. Williams Family Medicine Clinic and sharing a border with the city of Aurora. 

• Denver Health partners with the Colorado Refugee Services Program and Colorado Department of Human Services to offer health screenings to new refugees or asylees at this clinic.

• Patient population: Lowry’s patients are incredibly diverse and come from several nearby communities, including the East Colfax neighborhood of Denver and various parts of Aurora. 

• We serve a large population of recent immigrants and refugees from around the world, including Central and South America, several regions of Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. The majority of our patients are insured through Medicare/Medicaid, and a proportion of our patients are uninsured and receive care through a sliding fee scale. Overall, 40% of patients are African-American and 30% are Latino. Approximately 50% of patients speak neither English nor Spanish. 

• Providers at Lowry work within interdisciplinary care teams that include psychiatrists, psychologists, an addiction management specialist, a clinical pharmacist, a social worker, several patient navigators, and a Nepali interpreter. 

• The clinic provides several areas of specialized care, including suboxone clinic, sports medicine, podiatry, latent TB treatment, and care for transgender patients. 

• Certified by NCQA as a Level 3 PCMH. ​

 

• Federally Qualified Health Center. 

• Serves patients from a wide range of ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds.

• Rural Track residents practice here during their second and third years. 

• Part of the Salud network of FQHCs operating 13 clinics and a mobile unit providing medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health care services and committed to providing care to all community members regardless of insurance coverage or ability to pay since 1970. 

• Certified by NCQA as a Level 3 PCMH. ​