Having a primary care provider (PCP) you trust is one of the most important things you can do for your health and well-being. Colorado Physician Partners primary care providers get to know you as a person. This includes your general health, medical conditions, and personal and family medical history.

Your Colorado Physician Partners primary care provider (PCP) is your go-to person for most non-emergent medical needs. Your PCP is here to:

When it comes to older adults, you can count on us. Because things can happen more quickly as you age, we specialize in preventive geriatric medicine to stay on top of your health and catch things early or before they become more serious. Our goal is to help keep our patients as healthy and independent as can be. Our team-based approach helps make sure the needs of older adults are met and we coordinate care with specialists so the entire healthcare team is working towards keeping people healthy into their later years.

Colorado Physician Partners primary care practices accept the Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans listed on our Insurance & Billing page.

Please contact one of our practices to confirm if they are accepting new Medicare or Medicare Advantage patients.

We know when you’re not feeling well, you want answers and to feel better as soon as possible. That’s why all Colorado Physician Partners practices offer the convenience of same-day scheduling.

Can’t make it into the doctor’s office, or don’t feel like going through traffic? We offer online, video appointments for current patients. Please note – not all concerns may be addressed virtually and must be scheduled in advance. To make a virtual appointment, you must first contact us directly.

We know it can be a hassle to drive from place to place. That’s why we offer in-office labs at some locations. Please contact us to find out if in-office labs are available at your location.

X-rays

Although most people think of broken bones or fractures when they think of X-rays, these images are also useful in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis, osteoporosis, infections, cancerous tumors, blocked blood vessels, and more.

Ultrasounds

Ultrasound scans can be used to help physicians diagnose a huge variety of medical conditions and come up with treatment plans. Ultrasounds can evaluate various symptoms, like swelling or pain, to detect conditions like infections.

Ultrasounds are extremely useful in examining many of the body’s organs, which makes it a valuable diagnostic tool for issues related to circulation, abdominal conditions, newborn care, obstetrics, urology, musculoskeletal concerns, and more.

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