Stories

Around one in seven Americans lived in poverty in 2014, the same as the previous three years, even as housing costs grew. And that, as much as the increase in health insurance coverage, affects health.

The 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey documented a sharp rise in the number of Coloradans with insurance, but underscored continuing health disparities statewide.

A new survey of 914 Colorado nonprofits found the vast majority conduct evaluation, though using the results in a meaningful way can prove challenging.

By Tera Wick Corn, dancing in the street and some new roads, please.

The history of northeast Colorado hasn’t been written yet.

By Ned Calonge, MD, MPH Hospitals, doctors and nurses have an opportunity to build on health care reform and other developments to improve population health.

By Ned Calonge, MD, MPH Life in rural Colorado has its host of health-related challenges. Yet many of them can be overcome, according to presenters at the Health Equity Learning Series.

People living in Lago Vista Mobile Home Park outside of Loveland got together for a movie night.

A growing number of Americans are moving into mobile-home parks. In Lago Vista Mobile Home Park on the outskirts of Loveland, some people are hoping to strengthen the park’s sense of community.

By Arden Trewartha Saguache County residents gathered over a hot meal to hear stories about the past, and help plan their community’s future.