HealthONE Occupational Medicine is a 12 physician, 8 site network of Occupational Medicine sites serving more than 5,000 employers in the Denver metro area. Affiliated with HealthONE, the leading hospital system in the Denver Metro area with 6 hospitals, free standing surgicenters and hundreds of affiliated medical practices.

Located in the heart of Denver, Colorado, Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center (P/SL) is a tertiary care center licensed for 687 beds. P/SL is rated a Top 100 U.S. Hospital by Solucient, the nation’s leading source of healthcare business information and clinical and financial analysis. Founded in 1881, the Medical Center serves a seven-state region, including Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. With more than 80 specialties and staffed by nearly 1,600 employees and over 1,000 affiliated medical staff , P/SL is a leader in caring for high-acuity fetal, neonatal, pediatric and adult patients. Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children (http://www.rockymountainhospitalforchildren.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2961:celebrating-topping-off-for-denvers-new-hospital-for-children&catid=53:rmhc-information) offers children and their families all the advantages of a large specialty medical center, while providing all the specialized services of a children’s hospital. P/SL also provides Colorado’s largest Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (84 beds) board certified neonatologists and pediatric intensivists on campus 24/7, and its team handles more high-risk and high acuity fetal, neonatal and pediatric patients than any hospital in the Rocky Mountain west.

DENVER

Denver, Colorado is a major metro area of 2.8 million nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountain Range. Denver is the nations 5th fastest growing state and we were recently identified by Forbes Magazine as the most stable real estate market n this time of economic crisis. http://denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2009/06/22/daily46.html Metro Denver offers a panoramic view of the Rocky Mountains, the nation’s largest public park system, and 300 days of sunshine a year. As a result of these and other amenities, the metro area consistently tops the lists of most livable cities.

Recreation and an active lifestyle beckon. It’s no wonder that Metro Denver’s young, active residents are among the nation’s healthiest—in both mind and body. Popular activities on days off include skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and river rafting. After work or school, many residents enjoy the miles and miles of community walk/bike trails and rich variety of recreation centers and amateur athletic leagues.

When they’re not enjoying the region’s great outdoors, citizens take advantage of championship sports teams and cultural attractions, such as events at The Denver Performing Arts Complex--the largest such facility under one roof outside of New York City.

Sky Ridge Medical Center is HealthONE/HCA's newest hospital (opened August 03) located in an affluent bedroom community of the fastest-growing county in the metro area. This 186 bed facility (licensed for growth to 335 beds) is on a 42.5 acre campus. Sky Ridge is ahead of schedule by every measure and has just expanded and will soon complete their 3rd Medical Office Building. Many Sky Ridge practices have views of the Rockies from offices and ORs http://www.skyridgemedcenter.com/

Living in the Denver Metro Area:

Lone Tree is a southeastern suburb of Denver, Colorado---a major metro area of 2.8 million nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountain Range. Denver is the nations 5th fastest growing state and we were recently identified by Forbes Magazine as the most stable real estate market n this time of economic crisis. http://denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2009/06/22/daily46.html Metro Denver offers a panoramic view of the Rocky Mountains, the nation’s largest public park system, and 300 days of sunshine a year. As a result of these and other amenities, the metro area consistently tops the lists of most livable cities.

Recreation and an active lifestyle beckon. It’s no wonder that Metro Denver’s young, active residents are among the nation’s healthiest—in both mind and body. Area residents dabble in everything from skiing to hiking, mountain biking to river rafting. Perhaps that’s why the area is one of the fittest cities in the country.

When they’re not enjoying the region’s great outdoors, citizens take advantage of championship sports teams and cultural attractions, such as events at The Denver Performing Arts Complex—the largest such facility under one roof outside of New York City. To learn more about living in Denver, visit http://www.metrodenver.org/living-here

The Medical Center of Aurora has three campuses in the metro Denver area and a variety of top-rated services, including cardiovascular, neurosciences, oncology, surgery and women's health . The South Campus acute care hospital is licensed for 346 beds with Level II trauma designation. It also has the only Level I Cardiac Center in the state and is designated a Center of Excellence for cardiovascular services. The North Campus primarily offers women's and senior health programs, and Centennial Medical Plaza has 24-hour emergency services, operating rooms and a variety of programs such as women's health and pain medicine. The Medical Center of Aurora and Centennial Medical Plaza are the primary medical destination for the eastern metro Denver area along the rapidly growing Denver International Airport and Highway 470 corridor.

TMCA/CMP is an acknowledged leader in quality and patient safety and was named a mentor hospital in IHI's 200,000 Lives Campaign, among other awards. The medical center also leads the metro area in patient and employee satisfaction, with excellent retention of an experienced nursing staff.

The medical center recently completed a $90 million expansion and renovation project to build a new cardiovascular tower, convert all patient rooms to private and build a multi-level parking garage.

Living in the Denver Metro Area

DENVER

Denver, Colorado is a major metro area of 2.8 million nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountain Range. Denver is the nations 5th fastest growing state and we were recently identified by Forbes Magazine as the most stable real estate market n this time of economic crisis. http://denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2009/06/22/daily46.html Metro Denver offers a panoramic view of the Rocky Mountains, the nation’s largest public park system, and 300 days of sunshine a year. As a result of these and other amenities, the metro area consistently tops the lists of most livable cities.

Recreation and an active lifestyle beckon. It’s no wonder that Metro Denver’s young, active residents are among the nation’s healthiest—in both mind and body. Area residents dabble in everything from skiing to hiking, mountain biking to river rafting. Perhaps that’s why the area is one of the fittest cities in the country.

When they’re not enjoying the region’s great outdoors, citizens take advantage of championship sports teams and cultural attractions, such as events at The Denver Performing Arts Complex—the largest such facility under one roof outside of New York City.

EDMOND MEDICAL CENTER is a regional medical center, which combines state-of-the-art technology with compassionate care for the residents of Edmond, northern Oklahoma County and southern Logan County. The hospital features an impressive Level III emergency department that has been recognized nationally as a leader in patient satisfaction. Other hospital services include: cardiopulmonary care, intensive care, rehabilitation services, diagnostic imaging, pain management, medical/surgical care, geropsychiatric care, spine care, liver care, ENT clinic, cardiac care, a sleep disorder program and an outpatient physical therapy and sports medicine program.

Edmond's accolades include ranking by CNN, Money Magazine and Universal Publications as Best Cities and Best Places to Live in America. It is one of the most educated cities in America and all 3 of the High Schools were on the 2006 list America's Best High Schools by Newsweek.