Urgent/After Hours Care
The HCC is not an emergency room or urgent care facility. If you or someone around you is in an emergency situation, call 9-1-1, or Campus Safety at 303-871-3000 or ext. 1-3000, right away.
With on-call support available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the Health & Counseling Center can assist with access to medical care when you may need it after hours.
When quarter classes are in session, we offer telehealth medical appointments most weekday evenings 5-6pm, and have extended in-person hours Wednesday and Thursdays.
For a non-emergency illness, injury, or mental health crisis, call the HCC Front Desk at 303-871-2205. Help is available any time — if it's after hours, just follow the prompts.
For Illness or Injury
The HCC is not an emergency room or urgent care facility, always call ahead before walking into the HCC. The HCC only sees patients on a scheduled basis. Our triage nurse will evaluate your situation and help determine whether it warrants a same-day appointment or referral to another facility.
After speaking with the triage nurse:
- You may be referred to an emergency room or urgent care facility
- You may be advised to come to the HCC immediately
- You may be scheduled to come in to the HCC later the same day.
- You may be provided with home care instructions and given an appointment for the following day.
If your symptoms or condition worsens prior to your appointment, please don't hesitate to call us back.
When the HCC is closed, you can reach the on-call provider by dialing 303-871-2205 and following the prompts. The provider can offer medical advice or direct you to immediate help if needed. All fees incurred outside the HCC must be paid out-of-pocket or billed to your insurance, if applicable.
For Survivors of Sexual Misconduct
Medical Forensic Exams
After experiencing a sexual assault, you may choose to have a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) perform a Medical Forensic Exam (MFE) within five days. This will not require you to formally report the assault or participate in any law enforcement investigation.
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The Center for Advocacy, Prevention, & Empowerment (CAPE) supports healing by providing advocacy and support to survivors of sexual assault, gender or relationship violence, stalking, and sexual harassment.
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