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It's a check-in.
You take your health seriously. That's why you're here. And it's why we're here, too.
At CU Medicine, taking care means more than a single visit. It's a connected team of providers across primary and specialty care working together to care for you. Our nationally recognized experts take the time to know you and support you at every stage of your health care journey.
That's what taking care looks like at CU Medicine.
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CU Medicine providers care for patients at many of the region's leading medical institutions. Learn more about our partner organizations and how we're advancing medicine together.
University of Colorado Anschutz
CU Anschutz is the largest academic health center in the Rocky Mountain Region, known for its healthcare treatment, research and academic excellence.
Children's Hospital Colorado
Children’s Hospital Colorado is one of the top 10 pediatric hospitals in the U.S. with specially trained pediatric experts treating kids across the seven-state region.
UCHealth
Focused on delivering high-quality health care to every patient, UCHealth is widely recognized for its innovative care and patient satisfaction.
Health Insights

Do I Need to See a Doctor for Knee Pain?
Knee pain is a common complaint that orthopedic specialist Lisa Raaf, PA-C, sees at CU Medicine Orthopedics and Sports Medicine – Steadman Hawkins Clinic Denver. She walks us through when to rest and when to see a specialist for knee pain.
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What is Lobular Breast Cancer? Understanding Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment
Learn how lobular breast cancer differs from other breast cancers, why it can be harder to detect and how specialized care helps patients receive personalized treatment and support.
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Thinking About Testosterone Replacement Therapy? What Men Should Know First
Low testosterone can affect energy, mood, sex drive and more. Learn the symptoms, causes and treatment options of low testosterone from urologist Jeff Morrison, MD.
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