The UCHealth Training Center will have a new name going forward and the Broncos will have a new corporate health care partner.

The Broncos and UC Health confirmed Thursday that the organizations’ partnership ended recently after eight years.
The football club is nearing finalization of a new official health care partner.

“We want to thank UCHealth for its dedicated support of the Broncos–and our community—as the team’s healthcare partner and training facility naming rights holder since 2015,” the Broncos said in a statement provided to The Post.

When coach Sean Payton and general manager George Paton spoke to reporters Thursday, the backdrop used didn’t include the typical UCHealth advertising.

A UCHealth statement said another potential partner offered “more than what UCHealth was willing to pay.”

“Almost eight years ago, UCHealth announced a partnership with the Denver Broncos focused on engaging the communities we serve, improving health, and providing meaningful opportunities for our patients, staff and employees,” the organization said. “During this time, we created some exciting moments together and improved the overall health of Broncos fans. We have offered free health screenings and education, numerous community events and delivered smiles to patients in our hospitals.”

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