Our Work
Thanksgiving week is upon us and here at the Colorado Health Institute we are thankful for many things.
About two of three Coloradans saw a dentist or hygienist in the past year. And in some parts of the state, like the San Luis Valley and southeast Colorado, only about half the residents had a dental visit in the past year.
It’s been a cold few days in Denver, but the Colorado Health Institute is energized by a number of new projects kicking off for 2015.
Colorado is home to 413,271 veterans, 7.8 percent of the state population.
Mid-term elections are now in the history books. That means no more political ads (for now) and a new set of legislators to invite to our Hot Issues in Health Care conference early next month.
Mental health is quickly becoming a high priority for Colorado. Here’s a look at which regions have the greatest needs.
What is the BRFSS? How about a FSED? If you’re not sure, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered.
Just a day before the most challenging election of Gov. John Hickenlooper’s political career, he released a $26.8 billion spending plan for the state government. Win or lose, Hickenlooper’s plan will set the stage for the legislative session that begins in January.
Gardens next to playgrounds, salad bars in lunch rooms, field trips to farms. Schools are revamping nutrition and health education with Farm to School programs that make healthy eating fun, interactive and tangible for kids.
Halloween is coming and this year a number of Colorado Health Institute staffers will be dressing up in their presentation best.