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The Colorado Health Institute strives to be a trusted and leading source of credible analysis and expertise. From helping to interpret the health policy issues of the day, to parsing out a new piece of research, CHI is here to be a resource for journalists. 

CHI in the News

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The Gazette quotes CHI about our evaluation of the Hickenlooper-Kasich health plan. Read the story here.

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In an interview with 9News, CHI's president and CEO, Michele Lueck, describes how cost shifting has resulted in bigger medical bills for patients with health insurance compared to those without.

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The Denver Post quotes a CHI report and blog on the Hickenlooper-Kasich health plan. Read the story here.

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7News uses CHI's analysis of federal data on overdoses for a graphic slideshow about where the overdose problem is hitting hardest in Colorado. See the slideshow here.

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Advocates for families are growing worried that Congress will stop paying for the Children's Health Insurance Program. The Durango Herald covers the issue and interviews CHI's Jeff Bontrager. Read the story here.

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Public News Service examines the role of climate change in public health in a radio story that includes an interview with CHI's Chrissy Esposito. Read or listen to the story here.

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The Colorado Springs Gazette quotes CHI's Edmond Toy in a profile of a new hybrid urgent care center/freestanding emergency room. Read the story here.

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Colorado Public Radio features CHI's new report "Colorado's Climate and Colorado's Health". CHI's report highlights the link between climate change and human health in Colorado. Read the full story here


Media Contact

Joe Hanel
Communications director 
720.382.7093
hanelj@coloradohealthinstitute.org


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Health Policy Source List

Use our list of private and public organizations that participate in health policy in Colorado. Contact information is current as of spring 2021.

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