Colorado Community Health Network

“Colorado’s health care is not a political talking point — it is about people. It is a patient at a Community Health Center receiving affordable care from a team who knows their history. It is a family that can afford to take a sick child to the doctor rather than wait and hope.”

Ross Brooks, CEO of Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN), and Beverly Razon, Senior Vice President of Public Affairs at COPIC Companies, co-authored an op-ed in Colorado Politics highlighting the issues currently facing our health care system, and calling on the state government and other partners to collaborate on patient-centered solutions.

CCHN and Copic are both members of the Colorado Health Policy Forum, a coalition of consumer advocates, safety net providers, hospitals, health plans, and physicians.

Colorado’s health care cuts are painful — what comes next could be worse | PODIUM By Ross Brooks and Beverly Razon Last December, a broad coalition of consumer advocates, safety net providers, hospitals, health plans and physicians statewide published a warning: our state was facing a health care crisis, and fragmented policymaking would make it harder to solve. These members of....

When a patient walks through the doors of a Community Health Center, they are seen as a “whole person” not just for the complaint they came in with. This means that doctors, therapists, and dentists are all working together to make sure their patients are healthy and set up to thrive. This is called integrated care.

On Wednesday, Community Health Center clinicians and leaders from across Colorado met to talk about innovative practices, engage in creative problem solving, and highlight the meaningful patient outcomes of integrated care.

Special gratitude to those who presented and shared your stories.

We’re proud to partner with Health Career Connection (HCC) to grow the next generation of Colorado’s health leaders. HCC is an organization building pathways for emerging health leaders and connecting them to meaningful careers in community health.

Together, we’re investing in people, strengthening Community Health Centers, and expanding access to care across Colorado. Partner with HCC and become an internship host organization by April 29th.