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Highlands Ranch Clinic – Primary Care

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This location offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Family medicine
  • Primary care

Comprehensive Family Care, Close to Home

Our primary care team at Intermountain Health Highlands Ranch Clinic provides personalized care for all ages—from childhood checkups to adult physicals and chronic condition management. We’re located in Suite 210 of the Highlands Ranch Medical Pavilion, next to King Soopers on South Quebec Street.

Our providers

Cortney L. Price
4.8

Cortney L. Price, NP

Family Medicine
Highlands Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
303-403-6850
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Bethany Palinka
4.4

Bethany Palinka, MD

Family Medicine
Highlands Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
Nicole E. Hoffman
5

Nicole E. Hoffman, DO

Family Medicine
Highlands Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
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