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HealthOne cuts clinics for seniors.
GeriMed benefits from streamlining
Hospital system HealthOne will cut in half its senior health clinics in an attempt to streamline what has been a costly business for the Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. subsidiary.
HealthOne will no longer operate two physician practices located near North Suburban Medical Center and is divesting its interest in a clinic affiliated with Aurora Regional Medical Center. A Rose Medical Center senior health clinic in east Denver most likely will be converted to a general family practice clinic, said HealthOne officials.
Senior primary care clinics at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood and Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center in central Denver will remain part of HealthOne, at …
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