Summer Travel Tips ǀ COVID Variants ǀ Exercise & Asthma

“This virus, it changed my life," said Ramiro who was in a nine-month coma.

Traveling This Summer? What to Know Before You Go

Masking requirements and vaccination levels differ from city-to-city. Travel this summer will require more planning to help keep you and your family safe.

Plan a Safe Vacation

Are You Protected Against COVID-19 Variants?

Mutations make small changes to the virus; some make it weaker and others stronger.

Variants vs. Vaccine

The Journey Back to Health After COVID-19

COVID-19 put Ramiro in a 9-month coma and left Sarah unable to work a full day. Special care from our experts helped them back to health.

Watch Their Stories

Spring Allergies
A Facebook Live Q&A

May 6, 2021 11:30 a.m. MDT

Join us for a live Q&A session about seasonal allergies with National Jewish Health allergist and immunologist Dr. Flavia Hoyte.

Learn More

10 Best and Worst Cities for Seasonal Allergies

What is Exercise-Induced Asthma?

For some, beginning to exercise causes symptoms, and others only have problems during exercise.

Exercise with Asthma Tips

Seconds Save Lives — Clean Your Hands!

Did you know that germs can travel 100 mph during a sneeze?

Germ & Handwashing Facts

Get the Care You Need

We want you to stay healthy, and have many same-day appointments available to help you do just that.

To schedule an in-person or telehealth appointment, call 303.398.1355.
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And, we continue to take every precaution to ensure your safety.

Learn more about COVID Care and Testing Appointments.

Vaccination is important, and we are working through Colorado’s state-guided phases of vaccination. Learn More

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Clinical Trials

Systemic Allergic Reaction to SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination

A clinical trial is seeking volunteers ages 18 to 69 who have a history of serious allergic reaction, have a mast cell disorder, or have no allergies at all to determine whether highly allergic people or people with mast cell disorders are more likely to have an allergic reaction to COVID-19 vaccines than others. Participants will receive either the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine as part of the trial. Learn More

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