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Nonprofits work with community members to leverage trauma informed design strategies to better serve Adams County community

Comprehensive, outpatient addiction care and health services are now available in Sterling, all under one roof at The RANCH (Recovery, Access, Navigation for Community Health), which celebrated its grand opening on Thursday. Located at 216 N. Third Street, The RANCH is a collaboration between Porch Light Health (PLH), the parent company of Front Range Clinic, […]

The RANCH (Recovery, Access, and Navigation to Community Health), a new collaborative resource between Advocates for Recovery Colorado, the North Colorado Health Alliance and Front Range Clinic/Porch Light, located at 216 N. Third Street, in Sterling, will celebrate its grand opening on Thursday, Feb. 8. The grand opening celebration will start with an event for […]

The Charles and Helen Solano Bessemer Center in Pueblo hopes to expand harm-reduction services for a community that desperately needs them.

Two people died from nitazene overdose in 2023 in Boulder, Colorado, according to the coroner. Nitazenes can be 40-500 times more potent than fentanyl, morphine.

One Colorado mother was successfully treated with Suboxone while pregnant and has been in recovery for four years.

As a justice program coordinator, Kevin Kohlbrenner knows he could have easily been in the shoes of his current clients booked into Routt County Jail on drug charges. “If I wouldn’t have gotten clean, I...

In honor of Overdose Awareness Week, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jeremy Dubin at Front Range Clinic, Colorado's largest network of outpatient treatment centers, is highlighting the clinic’s life-saving approach to treatment that prioritizes MAT, along with harm-reduction care that is “high access, low barrier.”

As director of the Moffat County Public Health department for three years, Registered Nurse Becky Copeland fully understands, “We got our work cut out for us.” Copeland and her three energetic staff members are counting...

When Colorado lawmakers negotiated last year's sweeping fentanyl bill, they spent days debating the measure's new — and deeply controversial — criminal penalties for drug possession. The bill was amended more than 50 times in four weeks. Studies were added, prevention strategies tweaked, money for overdose antidotes allocated.