More than 80% of Coloradans believe that not only is the climate changing, but that climate change can affect human health, a statewide survey finds.
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Colorado Public Radio reporter John Daley spoke with Research and Programs Manager Chrissy Esposito about Coloradans’ use of the individual market.
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A person’s health care is often fragmented among many providers. Good care coordination is increasingly essential to achieve access to care. Yet approximately 557,000 Coloradans who needed help coordinating care did not get the help they needed.
More than a third of Colorado adults said that climate change affected their health or their family's health in the past year.
Organizations across the state are actively working on how to engage with people about climate change and health.
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