National Jewish Health

National Jewish Health is a specialized medical research and treatment facility located in Denver, Colorado. Founded in 1899, it focuses on the research and treatment of respiratory, cardiac, immune, and related disorders in both children and adults. The institution has a rich history, originally established to care for tuberculosis patients, and it continues to uphold its commitment to providing care regardless of patients' ability to pay. The facility operates as both a clinical treatment center and a research institution, offering comprehensive care for various diseases. National Jewish Health has made significant contributions to medical research, including advancements in tuberculosis treatment and asthma diagnosis. It also has a long-standing medical education program, training physicians in tuberculosis and chest medicine since 1925. The organization provides substantial financial assistance to patients in need, ensuring access to care for all.