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Summit Primary Care Summit Primary Care is one of Denver's first Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices!

Summit Primary Care is one of Denver's first Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices. DPC is a rapidly growing healthcare model which allows for unlimited primary care access at an affordable monthly membership rate. Paired with a wraparound or catastrophic health insurance policy, DPC is a great way to meet Obamacare requirements for health insurance but have "concierge" type access to preventative health and urgent care. Summit Primary Care patients enjoy walk-in appointments, extended time with their physician, email, phone and telehealth access as well as integration with alternative treatments and other benefits. There are no co-pays or insurance hassles and most lab and in-office testing is covered. Our page is designed to keep Summit Primary Care patients updated on events happening in the practice. We will also post important information on staying healthy and community events focused on health and wellness.

September is su***de prevention month. Did you know that in Colorado you can text or call 988 and get support?  If you o...
09/04/2026

September is su***de prevention month.

Did you know that in Colorado you can text or call 988 and get support? If you or a friend are struggling please do not hesitate to call the office for help.

https://cdphe.colorado.gov/su***de-prevention

PTSD Awareness day is right around the corner.  What are common signs?1) Intrusive Memories (Re-experiencing): Unwanted,...
06/25/2026

PTSD Awareness day is right around the corner. What are common signs?

1) Intrusive Memories (Re-experiencing): Unwanted, distressing memories, vivid nightmares, or flashbacks where you feel like you are actively reliving the trauma.

2) Avoidance: Actively dodging thoughts, feelings, conversations, people, places, or activities that serve as reminders of the traumatic event

3) Hyperarousal (Reactivity): Being easily startled, constantly on high alert (hypervigilance), experiencing angry outbursts, or engaging in reckless, self-destructive behavior.

4) Negative Changes in Mood and Thinking: Feeling emotionally numb, detached from loved ones, losing interest in previously enjoyed activities, or having distorted beliefs about oneself or the world.

5) Sleep Disturbances: Chronic insomnia, restless sleep, or frequent, intense nightmares that disrupt daily functioning

Are you or a loved one experiencing these symptoms? We are here to help.

Ah ah ah ah Stayin' Alive... Stayin' Alive.This is how fast your chest compressions should be during CPR.Perhaps this su...
06/18/2026

Ah ah ah ah Stayin' Alive... Stayin' Alive.

This is how fast your chest compressions should be during CPR.

Perhaps this summer make it a point to become certified in CPR. You just never know when it could save a life!

Sunday, June 7 is National Cancer Survivors Day.Is this you?  Let's Celebrate!Did you know that for an additional fee SP...
06/05/2026

Sunday, June 7 is National Cancer Survivors Day.

Is this you? Let's Celebrate!

Did you know that for an additional fee SPC offers Galleri testing? One blood sample can provide insight into biomarkers for cancer in the body. Reach out if this is something you'd be interested in!

April is Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month.  Did you know that our office offers a cancer screening checked th...
04/09/2026

April is Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month. Did you know that our office offers a cancer screening checked through blood called Galleri? It is an additional fee, but offers an in depth look at your blood work, scanning for cancer markers.

Contact the office today to learn more!

Did you know?  Diabetes is a major driver of kidney and heart risk. CDC’s National Diabetes Statistics Report provides c...
04/02/2026

Did you know?

Diabetes is a major driver of kidney and heart risk. CDC’s National Diabetes Statistics Report provides current prevalence and shows millions of cases are undiagnosed.

· Nutrition patterns matter: CDC reports the average adult consumed about 17 teaspoons of added sugars per day (2017–2018).

· Action: Check labels for added sugars, choose water/unsweetened drinks more often, and build meals around fruits/vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats.

Is it stress or anxiety?
03/22/2026

Is it stress or anxiety?

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1960 Ogden Street, Ste 130
Denver, CO
80218

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 2pm
Tuesday 8am - 1pm
4pm - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 2pm
Thursday 8am - 1pm
3pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

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