Park Hill Family Health Clinic

Healthcare clinic exterior at dusk with illuminated glass entry, broad curved roof, panel façade, and patient drop-off area.

The Park Hill Family Health Center is a 12,000-square-foot health clinic developed for Denver Health and Hospital Authority as part of an urban redevelopment initiative in the Park Hill neighborhood.

The facility brings much-needed primary care services to a historically medically underserved community, expanding Denver Health’s reach into an area where access to care had long been a critical gap.

The clinic houses 18 exam and procedure rooms, consultation and staff areas, blood labs, and a pharmacy, providing a comprehensive suite of services under one roof. The project was designed and constructed to meet LEED guidelines, with a focus on energy and water savings, reduced waste, improved indoor environmental quality, and greater comfort for both patients and staff, while lowering long-term operation and maintenance costs.

Clinic lobby with high wood ceiling, patient check-in counters, pendant lights, and waiting area seating.
Healthcare waiting area with floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed wood beams and ceiling decking, pendant lights, and rows of patient seating.
  • Healthcare
  • New Build
  • 12,000 SF
  • LEED Certification Requirements Met