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Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care

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This location offers

  • Behavioral health
  • Primary care
multigeneration family

Trusted primary care, close to home

At Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care in Denver, Colorado, you’ll find patient-focused care for you and your family. Our team offers comprehensive services—from preventive care and routine checkups to managing long-term health conditions, all in a convenient community setting.

Our providers

Yuliya Anastasia Hartenbower
4.9

Yuliya Anastasia Hartenbower, DO

Family Medicine
Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
303-812-3940
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Madison R. DeSalvo
4.7

Madison R. DeSalvo, NP

Family Medicine
Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
Mollie G. Bailey
4.4

Mollie G. Bailey, PA

Family Medicine
Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
Kelsey L. Andrews
4.9

Kelsey L. Andrews, MD

Family Medicine
Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
Steven Ray
4.8

Steven Ray, MD

Family Medicine
Green Valley Ranch Clinic - Primary Care
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