Denver, Colorado
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| Aurora |
The Medical Center of Aurora
On December 8, 1974, 200-bed Aurora Community Hospital opened its doors just one month ahead of Aurora Presbyterian Hospital, located some three miles north on Potomac Street. Over the next two decades, both hospitals operated through separate organizations. In November,1995 a joint venture between HealthONE and HCA, The Healthcare Company (then Columbia/HCA), the two Aurora hospitals became part of the same system.
The Medical Center of Aurora with its South Campus and North Campus is one of the largest employers in Aurora with a combined total of about 1,200 employees. TMCA helps meet the emergency health and accident needs of the entire eastern metro area and I-70 corridor. The Level II Trauma Center sees more the 75,000 emergency patients each year. Additionally, the hospital maintains strong support of local civic groups, churches, schools, fire, rescue and law enforcement agencies.
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| Thornton |
 North Suburban Medical Center
Serving the north metro communities since 1985, North Suburban Medical Center has grown from a community hospital to a full service hospital recognized for delivering superior primary and acute services. |
| Denver |
 Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center
For more than 100 years, the visionary physicians and staff here have been providing leading care for people from Colorado, the Rocky Mountain west, across the US and around the world. Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center features over 80 specialties, 1,000 specialists and primary care physicians, and leading medical technology. |
| Denver |
 Rose Medical Center
Rose Medical Center features more than 1,100-affiliated physicians representing virtually every medical specialty. Rose is a Denver institution, a 9th Avenue landmark for more than a half-century. The hospital has earned a reputation as Denver's "Baby Hospital," and a leader in women's and surgical services, orthopedics, total joint replacement, and sports, internal, aesthetic and family medicine. Rose pioneered high-amenity services, including The Suites, and treats professional athletes from around the world, (and athletes of all ages and abilities). Rose's emergency department, offering Cardiac Alert and Kids Express, is a national best* in 13 areas, including overall nursing care. More Rose physicians are named in 5280 magazine's annual survey of physicians, themselves, as Denver's Top Doctors. |
| Englewood |
 Swedish Medical Center
Located just south of Denver in Englewood, Colorado, Swedish Medical Center is a full-service hospital with a rich history of 100 years in the Englewood community. At Swedish Medical Center, we differentiate ourselves in the community from other hospitals and healthcare providers through our Centers of Excellence: neurosciences with Colorado Neurological Institute (CNI), adult & pediatric trauma services, advanced radiology capabilities, cardiology services, cancer treatment services, surgical services, and women's and children's services. In addition to our Centers of Excellence, Swedish provides compassionate care, leading-edge technology and specialized expertise with many other innovative services. |
| Lone Tree |
 Sky Ridge Medical Center
Sky Ridge Medical Center covers a 57 acre site in Lone Tree, Colorado, and provides convenient access to residents living in Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Parker, Castle Rock, and Littleton as well as southern Douglas and Arapahoe counties. |