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August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day: a day to remember those who who’ve lost their lives as a result of a drug overdose, reflect on efforts to address the issue, and advance policies to prevent more from dying in the future.
New data show that the number of people dying due to fentanyl and other prescription opioids is continuing to increase.
In observance of Safety Net Clinic Week, CHI staff visited a place for Coloradans who have been told “no” too many times.
Over three quarters of a million people call rural Colorado home, and about 300,000 of those are enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid or both.
CHI marks National Health Center Week with a visit to Stout Street Health Center, which serves thousands of people each year.
Colorado high school students weren’t using any more marijuana, alcohol and e-vapor products in 2017 than they were two years before.
More health care clinics are making connections to other groups that are working to improve health in their communities.
One in 5 LGB Coloradans said they were judged or treated unfairly by someone working in the health care system.
CHI research puts spotlight on Colorado for national report comparing states’ marketplaces
But it’s still not easy to figure out what you’ll pay for care.