Outpatient Medical Center Now 60 Percent Complete
September 04, 2019
Construction of Denver Health's 300,000 square foot Outpatient Medical Center at 7th and Bannock is now 60 percent complete and on schedule to open to patients by the end of next year.
Starting in 2020, patients will come to the Outpatient Medical Center for services including surgery, behavioral health and women's care.
In addition to streamlining delivery of care, the center will provide cutting-edge technology including exam tables that measure weight and blood pressure.
“This is a golden opportunity to change the way we deliver care,” said Wade Ebersole, Denver Health Interim Chief Operating Officer.
Dozens of employees from across Denver Health are part of the team who will open the Center. The team launched late last month.
Some 936 employees and nearly two-dozen departments will move out of buildings across campus and into the new, centralized location.
Thank you for your patience during the ongoing construction.
We will continue to provide progress updates here on DenverHealth.org.
Starting in 2020, patients will come to the Outpatient Medical Center for services including surgery, behavioral health and women's care.
In addition to streamlining delivery of care, the center will provide cutting-edge technology including exam tables that measure weight and blood pressure.
“This is a golden opportunity to change the way we deliver care,” said Wade Ebersole, Denver Health Interim Chief Operating Officer.
Dozens of employees from across Denver Health are part of the team who will open the Center. The team launched late last month.
Get a sneak peek of what the new Outpatient Medical Center will look like in this "fly-by" video rendering.
Some 936 employees and nearly two-dozen departments will move out of buildings across campus and into the new, centralized location.
Thank you for your patience during the ongoing construction.
We will continue to provide progress updates here on DenverHealth.org.