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East Crossroads Clinic

The East Crossroads Clinic offers Primary Care, Orthopedics, Podiatry, Heart & Vascular, OB-GYN, and General Surgery at the new East Crossroads Medical Office Building in Aurora, CO.

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Primary care

Our family medicine provides comprehensive care, from well-child visits to adult check-ups, ensuring convenient access to healthcare for all.

General orthopedic care

See our orthopedic specialists for expert care for bones and joints, addressing injuries or conditions with personalized treatments for improved mobility and comfort.

PodiatryHeart & vascular care

Our heart and vascular experts use advanced technology to improve cardiovascular health. From diagnostics to advanced treatments, we prioritize your heart's well-being.

General surgeryPhlebotomy servicesOB-GYN

Intermountain Health caters to women's evolving needs, providing holistic care from gynecology to mental health, promoting well-being at every stage of life

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