Kaiser Permanente to Close 21 Clinics in Colorado

Kaiser Permanente will be temporarily closing 21 Colorado clinics throughout the state to assist in stopping the spread COVID-19 on Monday. Scheduled procedures and surgeries that are not urgent in nature will be rescheduled to a later date.

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Kaiser Permanente states they are freeing up space and equipment for "critically ill" patients and the reduction of in-person visits to prevent further coronavirus infections.

The clinics closed to the public will be:

Baseline
Briargate
Brighton
Castle Rock
East Denver
Englewood
Fort Collins
Greeley
Hidden Lake
Highline Behavioral Health
Highlands Ranch
Ken Caryl
Longmont
Midtown
Parker
Pueblo North
Ridgeline
Smoky Hill
Southwest
Spring Creek
Wheat Ridge

Kaiser Permanente will have 10 clinics open for lab tests, medical imaging, pharmaceutical work, and other services. The open Kaiser Permanente clinics are Acero, Arapahoe, Aurora Centerpoint, Franklin, Lakewood, Lone Tree, Loveland, Parkside, Rock Creek and Skyline medical centers.

If your normal clinic is not open, you can schedule a phone or video visit, reschedule an appointment and more at 303-338-4545 or at KP.org.