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It’s too soon to talk about fully reopening the economy, but it’s exactly the right time to dream big about how to come back better than we were before.
As of today — Friday, May 8 — at least 945 Coloradans have died as a result of COVID-19. More than 500 of them were residents of nursing homes or senior living facilities. Some 18,370 people had been diagnosed with the disease, and experts suspect many more remain undiagnosed.
In the midst of one public health crisis, another is about to hit.
Having health insurance is important for children's health and access to care.
A public-private partnership is providing free child care for Colorado's essential workers - but the COVID-19 crisis is exposing the vulnerability of the state's child care system.
Inequities in the impact of the COVID-19 crisis have come into full view.
The 2020 County Health Rankings, which provide local population health data to better understand the needs of communities across the country, were released in late March, giving new insight into how Colorado counties fare on several health indicators.
With an Unemployment Surge, More Coloradans Will Likely Go Without Insurance Coverage