Flatiron Premier Medicine is pleased to announce that we are now administering this year’s Flu Vaccine. We are administering the quadrivalent influenza vaccine in the regular, as well as, the high dose (for those over the age of 65). This year, getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever. Protect yourself and those around you – get your flu shot today! Please call our office at (303) 327-4971 to schedule a convenient appointment.
Flatiron Premier Medicine now offers the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine in our office! The initial two-part vaccine series and booster shots are both available. We will be offering vaccinations by appointment only so please call our office to schedule at 303-327-4971.
This year, getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever. Protect yourself and those around you – get your flu shot today! Please call our office at 303-327-4971 to schedule a convenient appointment.
COVID-19 vaccines are now available to the general public age 16 and over. Nearby vaccine providers are listed below:
For additional vaccine providers, visit Vaccine Finder.
For more information, including the most up-to-date list of providers and vaccination sites, visit the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment or call 1-877-CO VAX CO (1-877-268-2926).
Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution is rapidly evolving. Because of this, we recommend visiting the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s (CDPHE) website for the most up-to-date information.
When can I get the vaccine?
Please note that the state’s distribution plan for the COVID-19 vaccine can change. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the CDPHE’s Vaccine for Coloradans webpage.
State officials in Colorado are distributing the COVID-19 vaccines in a phased approach to promote equitable distribution. As of 01/16/2021, most counties are in transition from Phase 1A – the highest risk health care workers and individuals – to Phase 1B which includes Coloradans age 70+. It is highly likely that Coloradans age 65-69 will become eligible in the coming weeks, followed by those 60 and up in Phase 2.
While current supplies of the COVID-19 vaccines are limited, all who are eligible will be able to receive the vaccine.
Where can I get the vaccine?
For the most up-to-date information, please visit CDPHE’s webpage to find out where you can get vaccinated.
Many health care systems are working to notify patients in their databases who are 70 years and older to schedule a vaccine appointment. This includes UCHealth patients being contacted through My Health Connection, Centura Health patients being contacted through MyCenturaHealth, SCL Health patients being contacted through MyChart online portal, and others. If you are not a current patient of a health care system, you can still sign up to be placed on a list to receive the COVID-19 vaccine when it is available for your phase. Visit CDPHE’s webpage to find out where you can get vaccinated, access links for signs-ups, and for a list of providers.
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“Dr. Erik Mondrow’s patient didn’t have typical heart-attack symptoms, but the man wasn’t feeling well and got a same-day appointment under his ‘concierge doctor’ healthcare plan. Mondrow ran a series of tests, and after reviewing the results, had the 39-year-old immediately admitted to the hospital. Was the man, whose name is being withheld due to privacy laws, saved because of the concierge doc plan? Possibly.”
DR. ERIK MONDROW: ‘I wanted my time with patients,’ he said. ‘When my patients come in to see me, very often they have a number of issues to address, and I feel I want more time with them. They deserve to have their issues addressed thoroughly so that when they leave here, they are satisfied.’…
Now, he has far fewer patients — down to a few hundred from 1,500, and he sees only seven to eight patients a day, instead of the 17 to 20 he used to see.’They are able to tell me everything they need to tell me, and they’re satisfied that they have my undivided attention and I address each issue,’ he said. ‘They know they can get a good explanation for why I make a specific recommendation for a medicine or therapy.’
Erik, 39, an Erie database administrator who did not want his last name used, said he was more than willing to pay for easy and direct access to his Louisville doctor, Erik Mondrow.
‘I’m not a millionaire,’ he said. ‘I’m of the mindset that time is money. That’s the benefit for me — he’s only a phone call away. Making an appointment, getting yourself there, waiting there, seeing the doctor and going home takes hours. When you calculate that, I’m losing money.’
While Erik readily admits that concierge care is not for everyone, he said he considers it an investment in his health.
