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Several health-related organizations in northern Colorado are partnering to increase access to Naloxone, the drug that can be used to reverse opioid overdoses. A press release from Northeast Colorado Health Department announced the joint Reversal Project between NCHD, North Colorado Health Alliance, Advocates for Recovery Colorado and Northern Colorado Collaborative for Addiction and Recovery Supports […]

“We haven’t seen large spikes, thankfully, but illnesses are increasing similarly to what we’ve seen in previous years.” Trish McClain, NCHD An increased awareness of respiratory disease may be leading some to believe COVID-19 is in resurgence in northeast Colorado. Trish McClain, executive director of Northeast Colorado Health Department, told the Journal-Advocate recently that her agency hasn’t seen a spike in COVID cases, although there has been a seasonal increase in all manner of respiratory illness. “We are seeing an increase in respiratory illnesses across the st...

“We haven’t seen large spikes, thankfully, but illnesses are increasing similarly to what we’ve seen in previous years.” Trish McClain, NCHD An increased awareness of respiratory disease may be leading some to believe COVID-19 is in resurgence in northeast Colorado. Trish McClain, executive director of Northeast Colorado Health Department, told the Journal-Advocate recently that her […]

Published June 30, 2021 at 5:07 PM MDT Alana Schreiber KUNC Andy Kadlec, program director for Thistle ROC, runs a meeting at Hickory Village Mobile Home Park, where residents are hoping to purchase their own community. Today on Colorado Edition: We learn why vaccination rates in rural communities are lagging behind more populated areas. Plus, we hear the latest on an effort by Colorado State University and the NASA SnowEx campaign to figure out how much water comes from mountain snowpack. We also get an inside scoop on how the sale of the Boulder chocolate company Lily’s fits in...

A month and several tweaks into Colorado's initial vaccine rollout, providers in rural parts of the state say things have gone as well as could be expected.