Our Work
There’s a reason they call this season fall. Most of the time, it denotes dropping temperatures or tumbling aspen leaves. But this year it could just as easily refer to falling uninsurance rates, both in Colorado and nationally.
Being a health policy analyst in Colorado can have its Wild West moments. Just ask CHI’s Jeff Bontrager.
Along the road to this year’s “Reaching Our Peak,” we met Coloradans who are taking health and well-being into their own hands.
This week, our team is trekking up to Vail for the Public Health in the Rockies (PHIR) 2015 Annual Conference. Health professionals in Colorado and surrounding states will network, get educated, develop their skills, and have the opportunity to attend seven – yes, seven! – CHI presentations.
This blog by Kristin Jones, assistant director of communications at The Colorado Trust, is republished with permission from The Colorado Trust.
CHI’ers enjoyed a well-deserved long Labor Day weekend after launching the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey last week.
Insurance coverage in Colorado has reached an all-time high. That is big news by any standard.
Releasing the findings from the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey (CHAS) is our prime focus right now, so much that the team has begun dreaming about it.
CHI’s new report examines survey data from oral health safety net leaders to understand the impact of Colorado’s policy changes and what they mean for the future.
This week is the sixth annual Safety Net Clinic Week, dedicated to educating the public about Colorado’s Community Safety Net Clinics and Rural Health Clinics.