Even With a Colorado Marketplace Insurance Plan, Health Care is Still Too Expensive for Many
Colorado Public Radio reporter John Daley spoke with Research and Programs Manager Chrissy Esposito about Coloradans’ use of the individual market.
Media Share Findings from Colorado Health Access Survey Launch
News outlets across the state cited data and findings from CHI’s launch of the 2025 Colorado Health Access Survey (CHAS) in late November.
Tough choices and belt tightening ahead, with budget cuts and a slowing economy, say Colorado policy experts
Colorado Public Radio reporter John Daley reported on CHI’s recent webinar about the state budget and the impact of H.R. 1, quoting CHI Director Joe Hanel and panelists Claire Levy, Mike Beasely, Henry Sobanet, and Bernie Buescher.
News Outlets Cite CHAS Data in Stories Related to Proposed Policy Changes
Several recent Colorado news articles cite data from CHI’s 2023 Colorado Health Access Survey (CHAS) in stories that predict the impacts of proposed federal policy changes to programs such as Medicaid.
Colorado Health Institute Collects Statewide Health Data as National Statistics Are Censored
The Colorado Trust published a story about the history of the Colorado Health Access Survey and its importance during a time when federal data sources are either disappearing or losing credibility.
As Coloradans often self-report poor mental health, how biking can lift your mood
ABC’s Denver7 cited An Unmet Challenge, an analysis of 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey (CHAS) data, and used mental health data and graphics from the 2023 CHAS in a story about how cycling can improve mental health.
GOP Medicaid proposal would cost thousands of Coloradans their health coverage, roll back ‘federal support for health care’
Colorado Public Radio cited CHI’s analysis of health coverage after the first 10 years of the Affordable Care Act and the 2023 Colorado Health Access Survey’s uninsured rate in this article about proposed cuts to Medicaid coverage outlined in a budget bill being considered by Congress.
Here’s what’s going on with Medicaid in Colorado, including potential deep federal cuts
Colorado Public Radio quoted President and CEO Sara Schmitt and access-to-care data for uninsured Coloradans and Medicaid members from the 2023 Colorado Health Access Survey in this article about the potential consequences of federal cuts to Medicaid.
For many in Denver’s Vietnamese community, the fall of Saigon 50 years ago brought a new beginning
The Denver Post cited data from the Colorado Lotus Project, collaborative work from the Colorado AAPI Circle and the Colorado Health Institute, in this article about Denver’s Vietnamese community 50 years after the fall of Saigon.
The State of Aging in Colorado 2025
The Bell Policy Center cited data from the 2023 Colorado Health Access Survey on health care coverage and usage among older Coloradans in its new report, The State of Aging in Colorado 2025.