CommonSpirit Emergency & Urgent Care Copper
About
Welcome to Copper Mountain, where world-class professional skiers and snowboarders push boundaries, aspiring youth athletes hone their skills, and families from across Colorado and around the world seek adventure and fun. While immersing yourself in all Copper has to offer, unexpected injuries or illnesses can occur, often requiring immediate medical attention that doesn't need an appointment.
At CommonSpirit Emergency & Urgent Care Copper, our mission is clear: to provide prompt, high-quality care, helping you swiftly return to conquering the mountain, enjoying family time, or simply getting back to your day. You'll find us located in Copper's Center Village, adjacent to Passage Point at 860 Copper Road. Call us at 970-968-3300 for more information. We’re open daily during the ski season.
Our Services
CommonSpirit Emergency & Urgent Care Copper offers both Emergency and Urgent Care services seamlessly under one roof, taking the stress out of figuring out where to go when you need immediate medical attention. We’re open 7 days a week during the ski season, making our clinic a convenient and accessible choice for your health care needs.
From athletic injuries, to unexpected illnesses that can sideline any family vacation, our dedicated medical professionals are equipped to provide comprehensive care. We are here to address a wide spectrum of health concerns, ensuring you receive the prompt, compassionate, and expert care you deserve.
Our clinic is a designated Level V Trauma Center staffed by board-certified emergency physicians. If you require more advanced care, we operate seamlessly with our Level III Trauma Center at St. Anthony Summit Hospital in Frisco and our Level I Trauma Center at St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood.
More about our clinic:
- On-site X-ray and ultrasound imaging
- Full complement of on-site lab testing
- Board-certified emergency providers
- Staffed by Registered Nurses, Critical Care Technicians and Radiology Technicians with Emergency Department and/or Critical Care experience
Mountain clinic emergency care examples
These are examples of diagnoses that are typically considered emergent. This list is not comprehensive or considered a replacement for a clinical examination, and may vary based on your specific symptoms and condition.
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Urgent Care Examples
These are examples of diagnoses that are typically considered urgent. This list is not comprehensive or considered a replacement for a clinical examination, and may vary based on your specific symptoms and condition.
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Patient Resources
Insurance, billing & freestanding ED disclosures
CommonSpirit Health works with most major insurance companies. Please review our Insurance Coverage page for more details.
If you are an urgent care patient, both you and your insurance carrier will receive an urgent care bill. Based on your insurance plan, you will be responsible for payment of any copay, co-insurance and/or deductibles. If you are an emergency patient, we will file a claim with your insurance carrier. Both you and your insurance carrier will receive an emergency room bill for the facility and for the emergency physician services. Based on your insurance plan, any copay, co-insurance and/or deductibles will apply for your patient portion due.
All patients will receive two bills:
- One from CommonSpirit Health
- One from the physician group, US Acute Care Solutions
Billing Questions and Payment Arrangements
Contact:
- CommonSpirit Health Billing and Financial Services
Toll-free: 800-953-0104 - US Acute Care Solutions
Toll-free: 855-687-0618
What should I expect when I come to a CommonSpirit Health Emergency & Urgent Care Center?
After the physician evaluates you, you’ll be told if the recommended course of treatment and/or testing involves emergency or urgent care level of service. Generally, patients with minor conditions which could typically be treated in a physician’s office, receive urgent care services. Patients who require a higher level of care receive emergency services.
Are CommonSpirit Health Emergency & Urgent Care Centers licensed emergency rooms?
Yes. Our emergency and urgent care centers are licensed as non-provider based freestanding emergency centers and meet Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment licensure requirements. They are staffed by CommonSpirit Health-affiliated board-certified emergency physicians, emergency-trained nurses, radiologic technologists and other clinical specialists. Unlike other freestanding emergency rooms, we bill urgent care at urgent care prices (7 a.m. – 9 p.m. daily).
What type of care do CommonSpirit Health Emergency & Urgent Care Centers provide?
Our Emergency & Urgent Care centers are able to treat all urgent and emergency medical conditions including, but not limited to chest pain, respiratory issues, head, sports and orthopedic injuries, abdominal pain, dehydration, and lacerations. Also colds, flu, sprains, strains and bloody noses. Patients are seen in private exam rooms and every center has digital x-ray, ultrasound, CT scan, EKG and lab on site. The Meridian location also has an MRI available.
