Colorado Acute Long Term Hospital

Colorado Acute Long Term Hospital, now operating as PAM Specialty Hospital of Denver, is a specialized long-term acute care (LTAC) facility located in Denver, Colorado. The hospital provides high-acuity medical services for patients with complex conditions requiring extended recovery periods, such as respiratory failure, multi-organ failure, and severe wounds. It features a 10-bed intensive care unit and maintains a prominent clinical affiliation with National Jewish Health, which provides leadership for its pulmonary and critical care programs. The facility is equipped with in-house radiology, pharmacy, and specialized bariatric rooms to support a multidisciplinary approach to patient recovery. In 2019, the hospital was acquired by PAM Health following the bankruptcy of its former parent company, LifeCare Holdings, and continues to serve the Denver metropolitan area as a critical link in the post-acute care continuum.