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What does National Jewish Health do that I can't get locally or from my doctor?

Patients come here for hope and help. They stay for our compassionate and exceptional staff, for our doctors who don't give up and for treatments t...

Does National Jewish Health treat everything?

National Jewish Health is a specialty center for all diseases related to breathing, lungs, allergies and immune system diseases. We are not a typic...

Are National Jewish Health physicians board certified?

Yes, all National Jewish Health doctors are double board certified in family practice, internal medicine or pediatric medicine and their specialty...

Should I talk to my doctor about making an appointment at National Jewish Health?

You can talk with your doctor or you can call our Lung Line at 1.877.225.5654 and talk with one of our specialized nurses. They will talk with you...

What is My National Jewish Health?

My National Jewish Health, also known as Patient Portal, allows electronic communication between you and your providers at National Jewish Health a...

How do I schedule an appointment at National Jewish Health?

Call our Scheduling Line at 303.398.1355 or 1.877.225.5654 and we'll work with you to determine the specialist you need to see, what your insurance...

Do I need a referral to be seen at National Jewish Health?

Talk with your insurance carrier to learn if you need a referral to see a doctor at National Jewish Health. Your primary care physician may fax the...

How long will I wait to get an appointment at National Jewish Health?

We make every attempt to see you as soon as possible based on availability of the specialists you need to see. Wait times may vary depending on the...

Do I need pre-authorization at National Jewish Health?

You may need prior authorization for some services, so check with your insurance. Your referring doctor may help you obtain prior authorization. Yo...

Will you accept my insurance at National Jewish Health?

National Jewish Health contracts with most insurance carriers. Check with your carrier to understand your coverage. You may also call our Patient B...

How to contact Jewish Health?

Your doctor is also welcome to refer you to National Jewish Health for an evaluation. Your doctor may call the Physician Line at 1.800.652.9555, to discuss specific questions or concerns regarding your case. Refer a Patient.

Why do people get altitude sickness?

It can cause some out-of-state patients to get altitude sickness. Altitude sickness occurs when the body reacts poorly to sudden travel to high altitudes because the air is thinner and the body gets less oxygen. Learn more about altitude sickness and oxygen therapy.

Can you have testing at National Jewish Health?

Please read the Guidelines for Your Stay at National Jewish Health before you come.

Is National Jewish Health a unique health care experience?

Being cared for at National Jewish Health is a unique health care experience. We do not believe in the 15-minute patient encounter or just writing a few prescriptions. Your patient experience is important to us. Please review our patient and visitor information to assist with your visit.

Do Jewish doctors need medical records?

Answer: Yes, National Jewish Health doctors will need all of your medical records, test results, and radiology images (on CD) to provide a thorough assessment and options for your individual medical situation. View more information about forms and medical records.

Is National Jewish Health in Denver?

Answer: Yes. National Jewish Health wants your visit to Denver to be easy, affordable and comfortable as possible. We are well acquainted with questions that arise in making travel arrangements. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 1.877.225.5654.

What is the phone number for Jewish health?

We also offer interpretation or translation services. Please call us at 303.398.1355 to let us know of the patient’s special needs prior to the scheduled appointment.

What is the phone number for Pediatrics?

Should your arrival time be delayed, please call 303.398.1239.

Why is it important to wear a mask?

National Jewish Health requires all employees, patients and visitors to wear a mask at all times. Wearing a mask protects others around you from your germs. It’s important that we all do are part to keep everyone safe. Learn More

Where to check in before an appointment at the hospital?

Check in before your scheduled appointment at the the admissions desk just inside the main entrance. An admissions representative will validate your insurance information, have you sign required paperwork and collect any required co-payments. Patients who arrive late may need to be rescheduled.

What happens when you schedule a Zoom appointment?

When you schedule a telehealth appointment, you will receive a unique identifier that only you and your provider know. Your provider, before starting telehealth visit, will ensure you are the only other person in the Zoom telehealth visit.

Does Jewish Health offer telehealth?

Telehealth. Most National Jewish Health providers now offer telehealth appointments via Zoom. Telehealth appointments are currently only for existing Colorado patients who do not require diagnostic testing and are unable to attend in person.

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