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You’ve got us.

You’re juggling a lot. Let us help with the health care part.

Health care tools

Life pulls you in all different directions, and you’re in charge of it all. Fortunately, we have the tools to lighten your load.

The UCHealth app is your health care command center
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The UCHealth app is your health care command center

The app has a lot more to offer than the online version of the patient portal.
Virtual Urgent Care—get care from anywhere in Colorado
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Virtual Urgent Care—get care from anywhere in Colorado

Visit with an expert local provider from the convenience and comfort of your computer, tablet or smartphone.
Manage medications and refills in the UCHealth app
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Manage medications and refills in the UCHealth app

Available at your fingertips: refill and renew prescriptions & transfer existing prescriptions.
One less errand: get medications delivered
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One less errand: get medications delivered

Convenience is good medicine. UCHealth offers delivery by mail of medication prescriptions.
Everyone gets a virtual assistant
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Everyone gets a virtual assistant

With Livi, UCHealth’s virtual assistant, convenience is at your fingertips.
Gain efficiency with video appointments
Woman at home on a UCHealth virtual video appointment.

Gain efficiency with video appointments

See a primary care provider or specialist from the comfort of your home through a video appointment.
Family access for a spouse, child or aging parent
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Family access for a spouse, child or aging parent

My Health Connection’s family access feature allows you to see test results, send messages, and schedule appointments for your loved ones.
Schedule all your appointments in the UCHealth app
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Schedule all your appointments in the UCHealth app

The app makes it easy to find the next available appointment with your provider.
Easier navigation inside our facilities
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Easier navigation inside our facilities

The “Find your way” tool within the UCHealth app helps you get to your appointment and navigate our health care facilities.
Healthy living

Resources you and your family need to stay and live healthy.

Know where to go for medical care
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Know where to go for medical care

You can save time and money by choosing the right place.
Keeping kids healthier during cold and flu season
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Keeping kids healthier during cold and flu season

Tips from a doctor.
Four soups to comfort you during flu season
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Four soups to comfort you during flu season

Many of the world’s soups are traditional folk medicine.
All about bugs: How to keep your family healthy from creepy crawlies
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All about bugs: How to keep your family healthy from creepy crawlies

From lice to bedbugs, here’s how to spot, treat and prevent the bugs.
Sunscreen 101
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Sunscreen 101

Understanding how to protect skin to prevent skin cancer and premature aging.
MyPlate vs. food pyramid: A simpler path to a balanced diet
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MyPlate vs. food pyramid: A simpler path to a balanced diet

MyPlate provides an easy visual for how much to eat from each food group.
Why soap and water work better than hand sanitizer to remove viruses and germs
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Why soap and water work better than hand sanitizer to remove viruses and germs

Learn the facts of hand washing to wash germs away
Screen time and kids
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Screen time and kids

How to manage smart phones, tablets and computers as part of daily life.
How to save a life: 3 ways to prepare
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How to save a life: 3 ways to prepare

Enhance your skillset by learning life-saving skills.
Women’s health

Care and resources for the one who takes care of everyone.

The hot topic: Perimenopause
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The hot topic: Perimenopause

All about perimenopause: symptoms, therapy and lifestyle changes.
Relief for menopause symptoms through hormone therapy
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Relief for menopause symptoms through hormone therapy

Latest thinking and studies on hormone replacement therapy for menopause symptoms.
Having a strong pelvic floor is important for overall health
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Having a strong pelvic floor is important for overall health

Pelvic floor therapy is beneficial before and after pregnancy or certain surgeries and as people age.
VIDEO: Intro to pelvic-floor exercises
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VIDEO: Intro to pelvic-floor exercises

Try some introductory exercises at home.
Free guided meditations on the UCHealth app
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Free guided meditations on the UCHealth app

Incorporating mindfulness into daily life through meditation has great benefits for improved sleep, stress and overall wellness.
Do ultra-processed foods boost cancer risk?
UCHealth Today do ultra processed foods cause cancer. Woman reading ingredients list while grocery shopping.

Do ultra-processed foods boost cancer risk?

Eating ultra-processed foods can increase cancer risk and other diseases. What you can do to reduce those risks.
Portion control: How downsizing your portions can help your waistline
UCHealth Today portion control, man serving salad onto plates.

Portion control: How downsizing your portions can help your waistline

Portion control is an important part of managing weight.
Dietary supplements: Beneficial or waste of money?
UCHealth Today dietary supplements. Man in kitchen taking supplements.

Dietary supplements: Beneficial or waste of money?

From A to Z (or V for vitamin D): facts about 14 popular supplements.
Strength training is vital for women of all ages
UCHealth Today strength training is vital. Woman lifting kettlebell in gym.

Strength training is vital for women of all ages

Adding weights to your fitness regimen is especially important as we age.
VIDEO: 30-minute Barre3 Class
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VIDEO: 30-minute Barre3 Class

Julie Gordan, owner of Barre3 in Cherry Creek, performs a 30-minute virtual yoga class.
Disrupted sleep is a risk for dementia, but healthy sleep is within reach
UCHealth Today disrupted sleep is a risk for dementia. Senior woman resting her head in her hand.

Disrupted sleep is a risk for dementia, but healthy sleep is within reach

When it comes to cognitive decline and sleep, quality of sleep may be more important than quantity.
Tech & care

With our seamless integration of monitoring technologies into your care, we can detect certain health issues that may arise—keeping you as safe as possible.

Virtual Health Center provides an extra layer of care round-the-clock
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Virtual Health Center provides an extra layer of care round-the-clock

State-of-the-art monitoring continuously reviews patient health.
This monitoring sticker monitors patients’ vital signs from their homes
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This monitoring sticker monitors patients’ vital signs from their homes

Reduce health care costs, help improve patients’ outcomes and reduce readmissions.
Virtual monitoring reduces sepsis in all hospitals
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Virtual monitoring reduces sepsis in all hospitals

UCHealth hospitals are saving more lives from sepsis, thanks to investments in virtual monitoring and improved care coordination.
Getting smarter about incidental findings and follow ups to save lives
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Getting smarter about incidental findings and follow ups to save lives

Lung cancers start with lung nodules, which can be spotted during scans for other issues.
Using technology to assist gastroenterologists in spotting polyps
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Using technology to assist gastroenterologists in spotting polyps

Early identification of colon cancer significantly enhances chances of survival.
Predicting atrial fibrillation, heart disease up to a year in advance
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Predicting atrial fibrillation, heart disease up to a year in advance

Standard electrocardiogram readings can predict AFib, other heart problems.
Future of medicine

See all the ways we’re shaping the future of medicine, allowing us to better see potential health concerns and more. Because you and your people deserve the very best.

Biobank participants may receive personalized health insights
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Biobank participants may receive personalized health insights

Learn more reasons to participate in the biobank.
Behavioral health conveniently integrated in primary care clinics
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Behavioral health conveniently integrated in primary care clinics

Receive treatment for both physical and behavioral health in one place.
Cancer survival rates among the best in the nation
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Cancer survival rates among the best in the nation

We’ve got your back in the fight.
Developing the future of medicine
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Developing the future of medicine

Advances in medicine come from new ideas developed through clinical research. 
Robotic mitral valve repair surgery reduces time spent in hospital
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Robotic mitral valve repair surgery reduces time spent in hospital

Precision far surpassing those of human limits.
Leading the way in treating AFib with pulsed field ablation
UCHealth pulsed field ablation surgery.

Leading the way in treating AFib with pulsed field ablation

A new treatment called pulsed field ablation is available at UCHealth in Colorado.
An innovative approach to joint replacement
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An innovative approach to joint replacement

A leading-edge orthopedic technology for partial or total knee replacements, and total hip replacements.

The UCHealth app helps you take charge of your health and seamlessly integrates care across the whole system of UCHealth.

The app is a safe and secure gateway to My Health Connection, allowing you to:

  • Schedule or cancel appointments.
  • Renew or refill prescriptions at your UCHealth pharmacy.
  • Use your device for Virtual Visits with your provider.
  • Message your provider.
  • View test results.
  • Manage family access settings and request family access from the mobile app.
  • Find the nearest clinic, urgent care, or emergency room.
  • Save your spot in line at the urgent care that works for you.
  • Read your doctor’s notes.
  • Pay bills securely and easily.
  • Search for UCHealth doctors.
  • Use Reminders and goals to help yourself remember to take your medication, exercise, and maintain other habits that keep you healthy.
  • Ask Livi, our UCHealth virtual assistant, to help you out with any task listed above.

Download the UCHealth App

Download the UCHealth app in the App Store
Download the UCHealth app on Google Play

Virtual Urgent Care

  • Available 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week.
  • Bill to insurance or elect a flat fee of $59.
  • Patients may be any age; however, if under 18, a legal guardian must be present at the time of the Virtual Urgent Care visit.

When can I use Virtual Urgent Care?

You can use Virtual Urgent Care to address and treat many conditions, including:

  • Cold, flu, cough, sore throat, headache.
  • Cuts, scrapes, rashes, animal bites.
  • Dental concerns.
  • Pink eye.
  • Seasonal allergies, sinus concerns.
  • Urinary tract infection.
  • Vomiting/diarrhea.

When not to use Virtual Urgent Care

If you have suffered a serious injury or have symptoms of a serious condition such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, or have a possible emergency, go to the nearest emergency care location.

If you need a physical examination, lab work, X-rays or other procedures, you must see a provider in person.

After you fill out the request for a Virtual Urgent Care visit, we will review your medical questionnaire and history to determine if Virtual Urgent Care is right for you. If not, we’ll recommend another option for care.

More questions? Visit our Virtual Urgent Care services page for FAQs and more info

UCHealth app helps you take charge of your health.

To access pharmacy services in the app, patients can simply click on the “My health” icon and then “medications.” The app makes refilling and renewing prescriptions easy. You can also transfer an existing prescription to UCHealth via the app and send your provider a renewal request when your prescription expires or you need refills.

How to transfer a prescription:

  • Anyone can use UCHealth pharmacies.
  • You do not need to be a current UCHealth patient to use UCHealth pharmacies.
  • If you are a UCHealth patient and want to transfer a prescription, please login or create a My Health Connection account. Locate the medications page and click “transfer to a UCHealth pharmacy” on the medication you want to be transferred.
  • If you are not a UChealth patient, call the new pharmacy and leave a message. Get phone numbers and find pharmacy locations near you.
  • You also may visit any UCHealth pharmacy in person and can request to have your prescriptions transferred from your previous pharmacy.
  • It’s customary for the new pharmacy to take care of transfers.

In addition to on-site pick-up, UCHealth offers secure delivery by mail at no cost to you.

Sign-up is simple:

  • Visit the “Medications” tab in the UCHealth app or My Health Connection.
  • Select “delivery” next time your medication is ready for a refill.
  • Sit back and relax. Your order will arrive within 2-5 business days.

More pharmacy questions? Visit our Pharmacy services page for FAQs, contact info and more.

What can I ask her?

Sample questions you can try asking Livi, UCHealth’s Virtual Assistant:

  • Where’s the closest Urgent Care?
  • What are my test results?
  • When are my upcoming appointments?
  • Can you help me find a specialist nearby?
  • How do I use a video appointment?
  • How do I upload a file for my provider?
  • I have allergies. Should I go outside today?
  • Tell me a joke.

Schedule in-person or video appointments with your current providers. You can schedule your annual physical some months in advance. You also can cancel and change appointments via the app.

In the app, click the “schedule” icon and select from the providers in your care team.

Download the UCHealth App

Download the UCHealth app in the App Store
Download the UCHealth app on Google Play

‘Find your way’ in and around hospitals.

“Find Your Way” is a feature that allows you to search for and navigate to any UCHealth facility using your location and even provides indoor walking directions at our facilities. This can be particularly helpful at our larger facilities like the University of Colorado Hospital on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora – a massive complex where it can be easy to get lost.

The app offers maps to find Emergency and Urgent Care locations and UCHealth pharmacies near your current location.

Access in the app in the “My health” section > “Find your way.” Enable access to Bluetooth and you’re all set!

Download the UCHealth App

Download the UCHealth app in the App Store
Download the UCHealth app on Google Play

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