HCA HealthONE Rose Opens Sloan's Lake ER

The freestanding emergency room offers round-the-clock adult and pediatric care in west Denver at 1690 Meade St.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Healthcare

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HCA HealthONE Rose opened a freestanding emergency room at 1690 Meade St. in Denver's Sloan's Lake neighborhood on November 2, offering round-the-clock adult and pediatric care. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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HCA HealthONE Rose opened a freestanding emergency room in Denver's Sloan's Lake neighborhood on November 2 at 1690 Meade St. The facility offers round-the-clock care for adults and children in west Denver.

Why it matters

The facility gives west Denver residents an emergency option close to home, with patients who need further hospital-based treatment able to be transferred to HCA HealthONE Rose. Its telemedicine services focus on stroke care and behavioral health.

The facility covers more than 11,000 square feet and includes 12 private treatment rooms, along with an on-site laboratory and CT, ultrasound, and portable X-ray machines. Its capacity for patient volume and average wait times were not disclosed.

The players

HCA HealthONE Rose

HCA HealthONE Rose is a hospital in the HCA Healthcare system that serves as the receiving facility for transfers from the new Sloan's Lake emergency room.

The details

The emergency room is staffed by board-certified emergency medicine physicians and nurses and treats infections, chest pain, and broken bones. Its emergency care team coordinates medically appropriate transfers to HCA HealthONE Rose when additional hospital-based treatment is needed.

Timeline

  1. November 2: Freestanding emergency room opens at 1690 Meade St. in Denver.

Industry Landscape

Freestanding emergency rooms like the Sloan's Lake facility extend emergency care beyond hospital campuses by pairing standalone treatment space with transfer agreements to full hospitals. This model lets health systems extend emergency coverage into neighborhoods without building a complete hospital.

West Denver residents now have a 24-hour emergency option in Sloan's Lake for infections, chest pain, and broken bones, plus access to telemedicine for stroke care and behavioral health. Patients who need hospital-level treatment can be transferred to HCA HealthONE Rose.

The takeaway

Residents needing emergency care in west Denver now have a closer option, and knowing that transfers to HCA HealthONE Rose are coordinated can help patients understand what to expect if further treatment is needed.

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Source note: This article includes information reported by ColoradoBiz.

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