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Children’s Hospital opens Orthopedic, Sports Medicine Center in Highlands Ranch

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Dr. Jay Albright (left) and Suzy Jaeger are joined by Denver Broncos cheerleaders for the grand opening of the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center in Highlands Ranch. Haley Lena Whether it’s a young athlete recovering from an injury or a child facing a more complex orthopedic condition, Children’s Hospital Colorado is bringing expanded specialized care closer to families in the south metro area, helping children improve mobility and get back to doing what they love. Designed to be a one-stop shop for growing, active children, the hospital’s newest Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center in Highlands Ranch combines nationally recognized pediatric orthopedic, sports medicine and sports performance programs and specialties. “Growing bones, muscles and joints require specialized care,” Dr. Jay Albright, surgical director of Sports Medicine at Children’s Hospital Colorado, said.

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