Income, race, geography and other factors contribute to wide disparities in health outcomes across our state. We report on how Colorado residents are impacted by these inequities, and what they're doing about it.
Meals on Wheels has long been an antidote to social isolation for clients. Then the coronavirus arrived on the Western Slope.
Insulin prices nationwide, pump access and COVID-19 are exacerbating longstanding disparities in diabetes outcomes.
A new evaluation brief details how 18 organizations, funded through The Colorado Trust’s Health Equity Advocacy strategy, have built and leveraged collective capacity to advance health and racial equity through policy change.
COVID-19 and an untimely spring freeze are making life harder than ever for Palisade’s migrant agricultural workers.
Outside of Durango, a couple experiencing homelessness wait for the birth of twins amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Colorado, more than 100,000 U.S. citizen children live in households with at least one undocumented parent. Excluded from federal coronavirus aid, how are these families coping?
Coloradans used to being “last hired, first fired” fear for their economic security in the days, weeks and months to come.
RTD has implemented changes in an effort to protect passengers and employees during the pandemic, but some bus and light rail operators say the agency hasn't done enough.
Strong social ties may be more important than anything else.
Telehealth is now available to more people, and in more formats, than ever before. Will it last after the pandemic?
Though the state’s youngest residents are less susceptible to contracting COVID-19, the pandemic is still impacting them in profound ways.
School-based clinics in Colorado are finding ways to continue providing much-needed services in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
