Community Pop-up Or Drive-thru Vaccination Sites On Denver's Horizon
State and local health departments are teaming up with community-based organizations to make sure everyone has equal access to the COVID vaccine.
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State and local health departments are teaming up with community-based organizations to make sure everyone has equal access to the COVID vaccine.
More than 400 Colorado vaccine providers have administered 253,422 COVID-19 vaccine doses as of Wednesday afternoon.
Colorado health officials have identified five cases of the COVID-19 B.1.1.7 variant in the state.
According to the CDC, one in 20 babies in Colorado are born with a major birth defect. While not all can be prevented, there are steps that parents-to-be can take to increase the chances of having a healthy baby
Colorado's Democrat-led Legislature is convening on Wednesday for a brief three-day session to swear in new members and adjust several pandemic relief laws before it adjourns until February because of safety concerns over the coronavirus.
Throughout the month of January, health experts are urging Coloradans to be aware of the effects of radon in homes, and they're giving out test kits for free.
Several major healthcare systems around the Denver metro area are currently offering vaccine appointments for those eligible under state guidelines, but access has been limited.
There's no way of knowing when will COVID-19 be over, of course, but planning is done on the basis of estimates called modeling.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported on Tuesday that 198,086 people have been immunized with the first vaccine dose and 40,618 have been immunized with two doses.
Summit County has made significant progress with distribution of vaccines and as a result, it could be asked to slow down.
Gov. Jared Polis said the focus remains on getting people 70 and older vaccinated in the latest efforts to curb coronavirus in Colorado.
Coloradans can now volunteer for a major study of a new COVID-19 vaccine developed by Novavax.
Health officials explained what seniors can do to make sure they get the vaccine as soon as possible.
The Ridge Pinehurst will be the first senior living community in Colorado to use the Auto-Cleaning Needlepoint Bipolar Ionization System throughout the entire community.
Don and Sue Romek are going to go the extra mile for a COVID-19 vaccine – a lot of them.
