Denver Health Center for Occupational Safety and Health Clinic 660 Bannock Street, Denver, CO 80204

"Upstairs on the 4th Floor. They're quick, no dilly dallying. Ask good questions and you'll get good answers. Your records are protected from the main hospital, so rest easy."

"Not the most updated place, but I really liked the staff and I interacted with quite a few of them. I did have to wait quite some time, but I was also a walk-in. The dr was so good with me and my 2yr old was with my husband and I and she didn’t seem annoyed and interacted with him and everything. I definitely would recommend this facility. She really cared about my back injury and pain level as well. Good place"

"I was recently offered a job at Denver Health and had to have a physical before my start date. I was due for a couple vaccines and a TB test, and I mentioned to the nurse I saw that nothing scares me more than needles do. She reassured me, then came in with the injections. I turned my head, and before I could even tell her "Don't tell me when you're gonna do it!" she had already administered the shots!! She was so fast and so proficient that I hardly even felt it happen. Then, unfortunately, I had some sort of weird blood pressure thing happen and ended up lying on the floor almost unconscious. She and the other employees took such good care of me and never made me feel silly or embarrassed for feeling faint. They even made sure I got to my HR appointment safely afterward. Sure, there was a wait and the office was a little behind, but when you consider how many people they have to care for, and how few staff members there are, it's not outrageous. Very impressed with this place and the staff there :)"

"I've been here several times, and I've been treated with kindness and respect by everyone, from the front desk to the Dr and any other staff in between. I was seen quickly and the care I received was thourough and helpful. Staff were friendly and knowledgeable. I didn't plan on getting hurt at work, but having good care during the experience made it less crappy."