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.
Colorado Public Radio talks with Michele Lueck, President and CEO of the Colorado Health Institute, about health insurance enrollment. Listen to the story here.
The Denver Business Journal takes a look at the Colorado Health Report Card, produced through a collaboration of the Colorado Health Foundation and the Colorado Health Institute. Read the story here.
The 2013 Colorado Health Report Card - produced through a collaboration of the Colorado Health Foundation and the Colorado Health Institute - launched today with a number of helpful new features.
Now in its eighth year, the Report Card tracks 38 indicators spanning five life stages.
The Washington Post examines a new report on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act in the West, which includes a Colorado chapter by the Colorado Health Institute. Read the story here.
The Vail Daily reports on “Healthy Economy, Healthy Colorado: A Strategic Action Plan for Colorado’s Health and Wellness Industry,” authored by the Colorado Health Institute in partnership with the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade. Read the story here.
Colorado Public Radio cites a recent Colorado Health Institute report: “Colorado’s Primary Care Workforce: A Study of Regional Disparities.” Read the story here.
Northern Colorado Business Report covers a new Colorado Health Institute report on Colorado’s primary care workforce. Read the story here.
Colorado Community Health Network issued a statement responding to a new Colorado Health Institute report on Colorado’s primary care workforce. Read the statement here.
Joe Hanel
Communications director
720.382.7093
hanelj@coloradohealthinstitute.org
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