Our Work

Colorado has passed timely legislation to address two interrelated and climate change-driven challenges: wildfires and homeowners insurance.

State and local health leaders discuss the progress, challenges, and future of health information technology in Colorado.

We explored data-collection practices for sexual orientation, gender identity, and disability status at local public health agencies. 

We explored the growing connection between climate hazards, homeowners insurance, and health — and how Colorado can reduce risk for its communities and the insurance market. 

CHI is implementing a network of health care, public health, and community organizations in the metro area — building relationships and coordination to increase access to community-based programs known to prevent and manage chronic disease. 

In 2024, CHI demonstrated how we use evidence and analysis in smart, sensitive ways to lift the voices of communities that are often overlooked. 

With Congress discussing major cuts to Medicaid, CHI looked to the Colorado Health Access Survey to gauge the potential impact of Medicaid cuts on Coloradans.