Primary Care in Denver

Centura Health is a health care provider that connects individuals, families and neighborhoods across Colorado and western Kansas with more than 6,000 physicians and 21,000 of the best hearts and minds in health care.

Clinica Family Health is a community health center that provides basic health care to low income and uninsured people in south Boulder, Broomfield, and west Adams counties.

Colorado Health Network’s Denver medical clinic provides primary care for people enrolled in its HIV, hepatitis C, HIV-prevention or gender-affirmation programs. The clinic is at 6260 East Colfax Avenue. Prospective patients can contact the medical clinic to discuss enrollment and the documents needed for a first visit.

Denver Health’s main campus includes ongoing primary care at the Webb Center for Primary Care, 301 W. 6th Avenue, and the Primary Care Center at 660 N. Bannock Street, Pavilion L, 7th Floor.

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Stout Street Health Center at 2130 Stout Street provides primary care, including pediatric care, alongside behavioral health services. New patients seeking medical primary care are directed to the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless’s Integrated Case Management intake process. Established patients can request appointments by phone or through the patient portal.

Vivent Health’s Denver clinic at 5250 Leetsdale Drive, Suite 300 provides primary care as part of its HIV care services, including preventive visits and management of chronic conditions. The clinic also lists PrEP and HIV, STI and hepatitis C testing. Contact the clinic to confirm the appropriate service and eligibility before arranging care; testing appointments have a separate booking route.