Back

Denver Health Medical Center

Denver, CO80204-4507
GovernmentUrbanAcute Care HospitalsCCN 060011

We are the surgeons you want on the worst day of your life. As the Center of Excellence in pelvic and acetabular fractures, our team of professionally trained trauma surgeons is the only team in the State of Colorado that combines nationally and internationally recognized clinical expertise, a dedicated Orthopedic Trauma fellowship program, and an active and productive research division which paves the way for the future of our specialty by setting the standards for trauma surgeons worldwide. Located inside an academic, level 1 trauma center in Denver, Colorado, at Denver Health Medical Center. Microvascular replantation is the surgical reattachment of a body part that has been cut from a person's body through traumatic injury. The surgery involves the repair of your body's tiniest blood vessels in an effort to restore blood flow to an extremity, like your arm, finger or foot. Replantation surgeons aim to return function to your amputated or partially amputated parts.

Quality ratings

Star Rating
3 / 5
Overall rating
Safety Grade
C
Hospital safety
Patient Experience
Patient satisfaction
Beds
452
Inpatient capacity
24/7 EmergencyBirthing-Friendly

Annual volume

Admissions
21,585
Per year
ED visits
175,049
Per year
Daily census
380
Average
FT personnel
6,444
Staff count

Surgical volume

Inpatient surgeries
4,675
Per year
Outpatient surgeries
6,170
Per year

Services on site

MRI

Industry payments (2024)

Total
$4.6M
All industry payments
Research
$0
Research payments
Payments
178
Transaction count
  • Exelixis Inc.$867K
  • Collegium Pharmaceutical, Inc.$862K
  • Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.$758K
  • Indivior Inc.$584K
  • Mallinckrodt LLC$390K

Source: CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) — drug and device-maker payments to this teaching hospital.

On LinkedIn

Employees
2
LinkedIn
Followers
114
LinkedIn
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
LinkedIn

Location

Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CODenver--Aurora, CODenver County

Frequently Asked Questions