Patient Appointment Information

For your first appointment, please arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork. Please bring all available medical records and information with you or confirm that these documents are already on file with University of Colorado Anschutz Gynecologic Oncologists.

If you have already been diagnosed with gynecologic cancer, please bring all lab and pathology reports, as well as slides, scans, tumor specimens, consultation notes, surgical reports, and other applicable diagnosis information (your previous doctor will be able to provide these to you upon request).

Depending on the type of procedure or appointment you are having, you may be asked to bring additional information. When scheduling your appointment, you will be informed of the exact documents and information you need to bring.

Second opinions are based on our review of all available information, including our comprehensive review of all previous scans and test. It is important to bring all documentation with you, including all lab and pathology reports, slides, scans, tumor specimens, consultation notes, surgical reports, and other applicable diagnosis information (your doctor will be able to provide all applicable information upon your request).

The University of Colorado Anschutz accepts most major insurance plans. Insurance co-pay (if required) is due at the time of services.

For your convenience, we accept the following types of payment:

• Cash (at the cashier’s office only)
• Personal check
• Traveler’s check
• Money order
• Visa
• MasterCard
• American Express
• Discover Card

We are located in the heart of the Denver-metro area, so traveling to CU for medical treatment is extremely convenient. We are just 15 minutes from the Denver International Airport and are close to many hotels and public transportation options. The RTD “R” Line connects with the free university shuttle, which makes various stops around the CU Anschutz Aurora campus, stop number 3 being the closest to our location. 

For more information visit:

CU Anschutz Rail Shuttle Info

RTD's R Line Webpage

Our Address:

1665 Aurora Court
Aurora, CO 80045

Valet parking available at the front entrance.

Contact Us:

(303) 724-2066

Below is a map highlighting nearby hotels for patients traveling to Denver for treatment at University of Colorado Anschutz Gynecologic Oncology. When making your hotel reservation, mention that you’re a patient at the UCHealth to receive special amenities, such as free transportation or discounted rate.

Colorado is the state in the country with the highest mean elevation and Denver is known as the “Mile High City” because our elevation is 5,280 ft. Living a mile high on a daily basis can present some unique challenges to people visiting Colorado for the first time. Below are some tips to keep patients, family members and caregivers healthy during their stay in Colorado.

• Dress in layers: Colorado’s weather can change drastically from morning to evening; it’s best to dress in layers no matter the season.
• Drink plenty of water: Colorado is very dry, like the desert, so most people need to drink about twice the amount of water than they would consume at home. Drinking water will also help visitors to easily adjust to the altitude and avoid symptoms of altitude sickness.
• Be ready for sun: Due to the high elevation, there is less water vapor in the air, which means less protection from the sun. Colorado also receives over 300 days of sunshine per year (more than Florida and California!), so bring sunscreen, hats and lip balm, even in the winter.
• Eat healthy: Patients, family members and caregivers can keep their energy up and stay healthy by eating a colorful, balanced diet.
• Follow standard health protocols to stop the spreading of germs: Continue to follow health practices such as washing hands and reducing contact with people who are sick to avoid infections