REMOTE (Aug. 23, 2022): The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has established a 20-member EMS system sustainability task force to evaluate medical services and systems throughout the state.
Denver, (August 22, 2022): The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is pleased to add the Multidisciplinary Center on Aging at the University of Colorado as a Recognized Health Navigator Training Program. Recognized programs must demonstrate that their training curricula meet the entry-level core competencies for individuals to become credentialed health navigators in Colorado.
REMOTE (Aug. 19, 2022): The Environmental Justice Action Task Force will hold its fifth public meeting on Aug. 25 in Grand Junction. The Task Force has conducted meetings in communities to ensure they are accessible, meeting people where they are, and friendly to the public. All are welcome to attend the meetings either in-person or join online. The group chose to meet in Grand Junction to engage communities on the Western Slope and in rural areas outside the Front Range.
State incorporates community feedback in required changes
Stress importance of staying up to date on routine childhood vaccines
Dashboard provides regularly updated view of vaccine administration
August 1, 2022 — Glendale, Colo. — The State of Colorado is elevating the importance of staying up-to-date on routine cancer screenings, such as mammograms and Pap tests. In an effort to encourage Coloradans to engage in valuable preventive care, the Department of Public Health and Environment is launching a campaign starting today to raise awareness of the Women’s Wellness Connection, a program that offers these life-saving tests for free to women who qualify.