Failed inspection shut down one of Porter hospital's boilers before second unit broke

State regulators informed AdventHealth Porter on Oct. 12 that one of the Denver hospital's two 50-year-old boilers was in such disrepair that it was no longer safe to operate and gave the health system 60 days to fix it or risk civil and criminal penalties.

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