UCHealth Primary Care - Northfield
4660 N. Yosemite Street
Suite 100
Denver, CO 80238
Phone:
Fax: 720.516.8903
Tu equipo
Our providers take the time to listen to your concerns and develop a plan for care with you.
At UCHealth Primary Care - Northfield, we offer a full range of health care services for the entire family, including newborn and pediatric care to adult and geriatric care. Conveniently located at Yosemite Street and E. 46th Avenue with on-site parking available.
From routine physicals to maintenance of chronic conditions like diabetes or cholesterol management to behavioral health services, our providers take the time to listen to your concerns and to develop a plan of care with you.
Everything you need to manage your health care is available online, no matter where you are:
- Schedule Virtual Urgent Care visits
- Make office appointments
- Refill/renew prescriptions
- Get lab results
- Email your doctor
- View your medical records
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Services we offer at Primary Care - Northfield include:
- Salud conductual
- Vacunas
- Pediatría
- Routine Check-ups
- Screenings (cancer, diabetes, cholesterol)
- Same-day sports physicals
- Salud de la mujer
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Salud conductual
UCHealth offers behavioral health services to established patients at this clinic. During a visit with your primary care provider, please bring up any mental or emotional health concerns you may have. Your provider can connect you with a behavioral health provider, often a licensed clinical social worker or licensed therapist. You may be able to see them during that same visit, and if not, you will schedule your follow-up visit directly.
What you can expect:
- UCHealth behavioral health providers focus on brief, solution-focused care (often 1–6 sessions) to address immediate needs.
- For longer-term or specialized therapy, the behavioral health team can help coordinate referrals to UCHealth outpatient clinics, our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Services or Interventional Psychiatry at UCHealth.
- Behavioral health visits are billed similarly to medical visits and are often covered under mental health benefits.
Conditions we treat include:
Atención de alergias e inmunología
Atención de alergias e inmunología
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Asma
Asma
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Cuidado de quemaduras
Cuidado de quemaduras
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Resfriado común
Resfriado común
Common colds are viral respiratory infections of your nose and throat caused by around 200 different types of viruses, most commonly a rhinovirus. The virus inflames the membranes that line your upper respiratory tract, causing temporary symptoms that usually go away in a week or two with cold remedies you can do at home. Some…
Atención de diabetes y endocrinología
Atención de diabetes y endocrinología
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Infecciones de oído
Infecciones de oído
An ear infection, also called otitis media (OM), is an inflammation of the middle ear, the space behind your eardrum where the small vibrating bones of your ear help you to hear. Typically ear infections are caused by bacteria or a virus. The infection results in fluid collecting behind the eardrum, causing symptoms like ear…
Flu and flu shots
Flu and flu shots
Influenza (“the flu”) is caused by the influenza virus that infects the respiratory tract, affecting the nose, throat and lungs. The flu can cause severe illness and life-threatening complications, like bacterial pneumonia and dehydration. It can also cause chronic medical conditions to worsen. Because each flu season is different and the virus evolves over time, the infectious disease specialists at UCHealth continually monitor the latest developments. We’re equipped with the latest tools for detecting, treating and preventing the flu in our communities.Salud digestiva, hígado y páncreas (gastroenterología)
Salud digestiva, hígado y páncreas (gastroenterología)
When you need help for digestive disorders, including GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), choose UCHealth facilities in Fort Collins, Loveland, Colorado Springs and metro Denver for access to the largest range of specialty treatments in the Rocky Mountain region. We regularly treat patients from 16 western states, and we’re often the first to provide new diagnostic…
Dolor de cabeza
Dolor de cabeza
A headache is pain or discomfort anywhere in your head or face. Headache pain can be sharp, throbbing or a dull ache. A headache can be an isolated event that’s easily treated, or it can be a symptom of underlying medical conditions. Headaches can vary in location, frequency and intensity. Almost everyone has had a…
Fiebre
Fiebre
A fever is a rise in body temperature above the normal temperature of 98.6°F (although “normal” temperatures can vary slightly from person to person). Fevers usually result from an infection from either a virus or bacteria. A number of medications can be effective in lowering a fever. However, in some instances, the best course of…
