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Statement attributable to Polly Anderson Vice President of Strategy and Financing Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN) DENVER― The final regulation on public charge, issued today by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, makes concerning changes to immigration policy which will create barriers to health and generate unnecessary fear for immigrant communities. Colorado Community Health Network’s

ENGLEWOOD – Metro Community Provider Network (MCPN) announced today that effective April 1st, it will undergo an organizational name change to STRIDE Community Health Center. For 30 years, the Community Health Center has provided comprehensive, quality, and affordable health care to underserved, uninsured, and working individuals and families in the Denver metropolitan area. “We chose

DENVER― Our country has just concluded another election and we stand ready to work together to solve our nation’s, state’s, and community’s hardest problems, regardless of where we individually stand on the political spectrum. Colorado Community Health Centers (CHCs) congratulate newly-elected and re-elected local, state, and congressional office holders, and thank current holders for their

DENVER― Colorado Community Health Network released a new economic analysis today that shows that Community Health Centers contribute at least $1.2 billion in economic activity to Colorado’s economy, and they bring thousands of health care careers, as well as health care access, to communities that would not otherwise have them. In 2016, Colorado Community Health