Sheridan School-Based Health Center is funded through the Bureau of Primary Health Care, and it is a collaborative effort of The Children's Hospital, the School of Nursing, and the Sheridan School District. The school-based health center provides primary health care services to middle and high school students which include physical assessments, immunizations, minor acute care, management of stable chronic disease conditions, and referrals for complex and emergent care. Mental health counseling and support groups are also available through on-site counselors and social workers. Brighton Senior Center is operated within the City of Brighton Senior Center six hours per week. The clinic nurse practitioner provides health status monitoring, evaluation, health promotion and prevention activities.
Patients seek medical care through their own physicians.
Funding provided by the Division of Nursing has allowed an expansion of services to include pediatric, family-centered, and women's health services to 40 patients a month. The program is a collaborative effort between the School of Nursing, Lutheran Medical Center, and the Metropolitan Denver Provider Network. The program is a collaborative effort between the School of Nursing, Lutheran Medical Center, and the Metropolitan Denver Provider Network. Jefferson County Outreach Center E-Z Care Program provides care for minor acute illness, health promotion, and prevention services to families who are homeless, uninsured, or underinsured through the Golden Family Resource Center. The program is a collaborative effort between the School of Nursing, Lutheran Medical Center, and the Metropolitan Denver Provider Network.