Office Policies
West Denver Endocrinology permanently closed May 2025
Contact information
Main phone: 970-200-1899
Fax records requests to 888-531-4959, only records for dates of service between 2/5/2018 and 5/20/2025 are available.
Callers are expected to leave voicemail messages (at either 970-200-1899 or 720-330-9760). Messages are attended to within 1 week.
If you are experiencing an emergency or urgency. Please call 911 or your PCP, or report to the nearest ER or urgent care facillity.
Please be advised that the contact form on this website is non-functional. We are not able to respond to messages sent using the website e-form.
Office Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | closed |
| Tuesday | closed |
| Wednesday | open |
| Thursday | open |
| Friday | open |
| Saturday | closed |
Clinic Closure
The clinic is closed, if you require care please contact your primary care provider.
Please fax medical records requests to 888-531-4959.
Emergencies
An outpatient subspecialty endocrinology clinic does not have the resources to provide emergency medical care. If you experience a medical emergency, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. PLEASE DIAL 911 IF YOU BELIEVE YOU NEED IMMEDIATE EMERGENCY CARE!
WHEN TO VISIT AN EMERGENCY ROOM: GENERAL GUIDELINES
Call 911 or go to an emergency room immediately when someone experiences any of the following:
- Inability to swallow or “keep down” essential oral medications (especially for patients requiring hydrocortisone)
- Wheezing, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing
- Chest pain
- Wounds, skin changes, or injuries accompanied by fever, severe pain, dark discoloration, or joint symptoms
- Bleeding that cannot be stopped
- Blood in urine, bloody diarrhea, coughing up blood, vomiting blood
- Intense abdominal pain
- Severe headache or head injury
- Fainting or dizziness
- Sudden numbness or weakness
- Confusion, changes in mental status, or sudden inability to speak, see, walk or move
- Uncontrolled high or low blood sugar failing to respond to usual corrective measures or accompanied by changes in mentation, chest pain, abdominal pain, vomiting, shortness of breath, positive ketones, or fruity smelling breath.
The above symptoms list is NOT a complete list. Don’t downplay potentially serious symptoms, if you feel an emergency room visit may be warranted, err on the side of caution and head to the nearest emergency room for evaluation. Also, consider the number of symptoms; multiple seemingly minor symptoms may be significant when they occur all at the same time.
WHEN TO VISIT AN AFTER-HOURS CLINIC OR URGENT CARE FACILITY
- If you are needing care right away but symptoms do not meet the above guidelines, you may want to report to an urgent care facility.
- If possible, call your primary care provider for advice.
- If primary care provider is not available or if you are requiring care outside of your primary care providers usual office hours, report to the nearest urgent care or after-hours clinic.