Patient Care
Our Family Medicine physicians and care teams are here for you and your loved ones.
Brian Bacak, MD, FAAFP
Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs and Quality
Patient Care is a pillar of the Department of Family Medicine.
Our clinical activities provide direct patient care by our faculty, educational sites for students, residents and fellows, and a learning laboratory for new ways to deliver family medicine.
Our scope of care includes ambulatory practices, robust inpatient care teams including obstetrics, sports medicine, palliative care, addiction medicine, and behavioral health.
We strive to provide the highest quality of care in settings that promote the wellness of patients, staff, and providers.
Our care teams are continuously improving the level and quality of care to make our patients’ lives better.
Our Family Medicine practices - integrated with psychologists, pharmacists, psychiatrists, care managers, and social workers - are all National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Patient-Centered Medical Homes.
We are here for you...
Watch this video to meet your care team and learn about the services they provide.
...ALL of you.
We provide care for a healthy mind as well as a healthy body with Integrated Behavioral Health Care.
Finding a clinic nearby is easy!
Use this map to find a nearby clinic and care team that meets your needs.
Patient Care Leadership Team
Providing unparalleled excellence in patient care, medical workforce training, and innovative care practices.
Meet the Team
Learn more about our services and clinics:
Check out these videos that tell the story of quality care and our family medicine clinics.
Family Medicine Obstetric and Newborn Service
UCHealth Family Medicine - Boulder Clinic
Family Medicine Patient Care News
Join Our Patient Care Team
Come join our Family Medicine Patient Care Team. Learn more about current employment opportunities at our family medicine clinics.
Our Pledge to You
"The University of Colorado Department of Family Medicine is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in our medical care. We strive to partner with every patient in a way that recognizes and honors their entire self, including race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, language, body size, income, mental health status, and other important identities. Our clinical settings should be a place of belonging for all patients and employees. Our healthcare should be individualized to every person's unique circumstances. If we fail to meet these standards we will embrace the opportunity to grow. Our core values of continuity and whole person care infuse what we do and are essential elements in the wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities."
Contact:
Chris Mullen
Clinical Affairs Coordinator
303-724-8758
christine.mullen@cuanschutz.edu