Mortenson Construction Joins Denver Health in Welcoming the Opening of the New Pavilion M Outpatient Facility

Denver, CO – Mortenson Construction recently joined Denver Health to celebrate the opening of Pavilion M, a new outpatient facility built by Mortenson.  The facility is located at the corner of 7th Avenue and Delaware Street and houses adolescent inpatient/outpatient psychiatric units, enrollment and dialysis centers and an outpatient surgical procedure unit. It also features 16 beds dedicated to inpatient adolescent care, and the full array of outpatient adolescent care by experts in the Department of Behavioral Health Services.

“The opening of Pavilion M is another great milestone for Denver Health, and Mortenson is proud of our relationship with the hospital system and the ability to provide yet another outstanding medical facilities to our client, as well as the local community as a whole,” said Bob Hansen, vice president of Mortenson in Denver.  “We’ve established a high level of expertise when it comes to the construction of medical buildings, regardless of their size, scope or scale, and we’re looking forward to continuing to meet the needs of Colorado’s healthcare industry.”

“We enjoyed working with Mortenson to make Pavilion M a wonderful addition to our main campus and to serve future generations of patients that will continue to receive high quality care,” said Mike McCarty of Denver Health.

The new enrollment center includes specialists who are able to help Denver Health patients apply for medical financial assistance.  Both the dialysis center and outpatient surgical procedure units will move out of the hospital to make it more convenient for patients.

About Denver Health

Denver Health is the Rocky Mountain Region’s Level 1 academic trauma center, and the safety net hospital for the Denver area.  The Denver Health system, which integrates acute and emergency care with public and community health, includes the Rocky Mountain Regional Trauma Center, Denver’s 911 emergency medical response system, Denver Health Paramedic Division, eight family health centers, 13 school-based health centers, the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center, NurseLine, Denver CARES, Denver Public Health, the Denver Health Foundation and the Rocky Mountain Center for Medical Response to Terrorism, Mass Casualties and Epidemics.