Hot Issues Returns December 9, 2022
Hot Issues in Health is coming back in 2022. The Colorado Health Institute will offer both in-person and online attendance options for this year’s event. Tickets to the in-person gathering will be limited — and will be just as hot as the conference. Save the date, adjust your wardrobes, and watch for details coming soon.
About Hot Issues in Health
Hot Issues in Health is Colorado’s essential health policy conference, bringing together a diverse crowd — state legislators, regional and local policymakers, representatives from insurance carriers and health systems, consumer advocates, health care providers, researchers, and students — to network and learn about the state’s most pressing health, health policy, and health care issues.
Location
Hilton Denver Inverness | 200 Inverness Drive West, Englewood, Colorado 80112
Registration Details
Coming soon. Watch this space for registration details coming late this summer.
Registration Policies
CHI will adhere to CDC recommendations and all local guidance in place at the time of the conference. Upon registering, conference attendees will be asked to review and accept our refund policy, media release, and COVID-19 waiver.
Like many parts of life in 2020, Hot Issues was different.
The two-hour online conference put forward our best thinking about politics, policy, and ethical leadership during this pivotal moment.
Replay our 2020 conference in the three videos below.
2019 Hot Issues in Health – Download the Presentations
The Joy of Getting It Right - HIH 2019
CHI President Michele Lueck's opening remarks for Hot Issues in Health, December 5, 2019
Opioid Settlements - HIH 2019
Strategies for using future legal settlements from opioid litigation
Destination Integration - HIH 2019
What's the latest on integration in health care delivery?
Employer Strategies to Address Health Costs
Businesses are increasingly tuning in to the need to address their rising costs for health benefits.
CHAS 2019 Top Results
The headlines and more from the 2019 Colorado Health Access Survey