In total, 36 employees will be cut on the Front Range, according to Intermountain Health.<\/p>\n
DENVER \u2014 One of Colorado\u2019s largest hospital systems is closing three clinics in the Denver area, the company disclosed on Thursday.<\/p>\n
Intermountain Health\u2019s occupational medicine clinics in Wheat Ridge and Broomfield, plus a nonsurgical sports medicine clinic in Denver, will close on July 24. Staffing reductions will take place at other clinics as well, the company says.<\/p>\n
In total, 36 employees will be cut on the Front Range, according to Intermountain Health.<\/p>\n
The company announced the closures internally to employees on Thursday and confirmed the number of positions and locations involved to the Denver Business Journal after it inquired about the announcement.<\/p>\n
\u201cIntermountain Health is committed to providing the safest, high-quality care in the communities we serve. To maintain that commitment and strengthen long-term financial sustainability in an ever-changing healthcare industry, we made difficult decisions that will impact a small number of medical clinics and allow caregivers whose roles are impacted to apply for other open positions in the organization,\u201d the Salt Lake City, Utah-based nonprofit said in a statement. \u201cThe large majority of our medical clinics remain open and ready to continue serving the community.\u201d<\/p>\n