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Why choose Boulder Medical Center?

Founded by 10 physicians in 1949, Boulder Medical Center has grown into a network of over 80 providers serving the community in multiple locations throughout Boulder County. Still locally owned and independent with the freedom to put patients first.

Why was I asked for my email address at Boulder City Hospital?

The next time you are at Boulder City Hospital, our admitting team members may ask you for your email address. If you have already been a patient, you will be asked again to verify your consent to receiving email.

What happens when I log into the patient portal?

Once your email is in the system you will be sent a username and password to your home email. After you log into the patient portal, you will have access to your secured patient information.

Where is the Boulder Community Hospital located?

Contact Form for General Information. This form is for general information and questions ONLY. See Individual Department Pages for Departmental Hours. See Individual Department Pages for Departmental Hours. Located on the Boulder Community Hospital Campus at 48th Street & Arapahoe Rd. in Boulder. We’re on the second floor.

Patient Portal

Access your medical information from home. View lab tests, radiology and procedure results. Easily print and take with you for doctor visits and follow up appointments.

Easy to Enroll

The next time you are at Boulder City Hospital, our admitting team members may ask you for your email address.

Our Providers

We are proud of our 80+ primary care providers and specialists who manage everything from preventive medicine to acute care and chronic conditions.

We're Hiring

If you are passionate about making a positive impact on someone’s life then Boulder Medical Center may be the place for you.

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