Practice Locations

Children's Hospital Colorado North Campus
Broomfield
469 State Highway 7 Broomfield, CO 80023

720-478-5000

Henry Caplan, MD

Pediatric Surgery

Board Certified

Henry Caplan

Clinical Interest for Patients

Neonatal surgery, congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH), ECMO, minimally invasive GI and thoracic surgery, Trauma, Burns

Credentials

Doctor of Medicine

Specialty

Surgical Critical Care, Surgery, Pediatric Surgery

Scheduling Phone Number

720-777-1234

Gender

Male

Hospital Affiliation

University of Colorado Hospital, Children's Hospital Colorado

Provider Information

  • Surgical Critical Care (2026)
  • Surgery (2023)
  • Pediatric Surgery (2026)

Assistant Professor, Surgery-Peds Surgery

Research Interests for Patients

Pediatric Trauma, Pediatric Burns, Traumatic Brain Injury, Inflammation, Cell therapy, Hemorrhagic shock and coagulopathy

Education and Training

Medical Schools

MD, University of Texas Medical School at Houston (2016)


Undergraduate Schools

BA, Vanderbilt University (TN) (2011)


Internships

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Program (2017)


Residency Program

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Program (2023)


Fellowships

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Program (2025)

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Program (2026)

Information for referring providers

Referral Contact Phone

720-777-1234

720-777-1234

Referring Patients Link

Information for Referring and Transferring Patients

Clinical Interests for Referring Providers

My interests include all aspect of the Pediatric Surgery, including neonatal surgery, minimally invasive GI and Thoracic surgery, hernias, trauma and acute care surgery, and burn surgery.

Research Interest for Referring Providers

My research interests include improving care for injured children, including burns and trauma, in the hospital and after they return home. In addition, I'm interested in the inflammatory responses to injury, both acute and chronic, and the potential for cell therapy to help treat pediatric trauma and burn patients.