Grantee Stories & Videos

Minnie Utsey, a retired Denver Public Schools special education teacher, has returned to a learning environment to find out how to manage her diabetes.

Sarah Owl Denetsosie is a member of a small army of those dedicated to preventing the tragedy of suicide on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation.

By establishing Rapid Response Teams, Colorado’s largest hospital system brought about sweeping changes in communications and collaboration across its 12 hospitals.

In Pueblo’s Parkview Medical Center, a new computer database network is preventing adverse drug events through on-the-spot medication reconciliation.

In Colorado Springs, special-education students with borderline cognitive ability are learning to speak up and protect themselves.

Denise Silva has overcome the odds of an abusive childhood and the challenges of being a young, single mom.

The quality of child care provided by Lill Leroux in Commerce City has increased tremendously as a result of training she received from Qualistar Early Learning.

To minimize the risk of contracting an infection while hospitalized, The Medical Center of Aurora implemented standardized treatment approaches for its patients, including intensive patient monitoring.

Glenwood Springs resident Sarah Hassel benefited first hand from the Rapid Response protocol for obstetrics patients at Valley View Hospital.

For patients at Loveland’s McKee Medical Center, a formalized process ensures clinician access to their complete medication histories, thereby ensuring accurate medication reconciliation.