Denver Business Journal Names Suzy Jaeger Outstanding Woman in Business

Children’s Colorado’s Senior Vice President and Chief Patient Experience and Access Officer Suzy Jaeger has been chosen as one of the 2021 Outstanding Women in Business by the Denver Business Journal.

5280 Top Doctors Issue Spotlights 78 Children’s Colorado Providers

Meeting unprecedented challenges and providing unparalleled care under pressure have long kept our providers at the top of their fields­—and the top of awards lists. This year is no exception. For the 28th year, dozens of Children’s Colorado experts have been recognized by their peers in 5280 Magazine's Top Doctors issue.

June 2021

Children’s Hospital Colorado Thanks Governor and Lawmakers for Prioritizing Youth Mental Health

Colorado is providing $5 million to fund emergency short-term capacity-building for high-quality, specialized, behavioral and mental health placements and therapeutic foster care.

Children’s Hospital Colorado Declares a ‘State of Emergency’ for Youth Mental Health

Children’s Hospital Colorado, declared a “State of Emergency” in youth mental health today, a first in the 117-year history of the hospital system. Children’s Colorado has seen a 90% increase in demand for behavioral health treatment in the past two years. Across Colorado, counties are reporting that they are seeing a similar increase in the need for mental health services that they’re unable to meet.

April 2021

March 2021

Greg Raymond to Assume Role as Southern Region President for Children’s Hospital Colorado

On April 1, 2021, current Southern Region Chief Operating Officer Greg Raymond will fully transition to the role of Southern Region president and current Southern Region President Margaret Sabin will transition to the role of past president.

January 2021

Enhanced Recovery Efforts for Cesarean Delivery Reduce Need for Opioids by 80%

Doctors from the Colorado Fetal Care Center found that using a wound infusion pump in combination with enhanced cesarean recovery efforts can reduce opioid use by more than 80%. They also found that a third of patients never took a single narcotic pain pill after the cesarean delivery.