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Thousands of Coloradans are losing health insurance because of narrowing Medicaid eligibility requirements. But one new program is hoping to widen access to birth control by providing it completely free of charge to anyone who wants it.
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Karen Koenemann, Pitkin County public health director, will spend her last day in the position on Friday, Dec. 4. She has held the position since the…
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When local health staffers are alerted to new cases of coronavirus in Pitkin County, they work with infected people to figure out where they might have…
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Cases of COVID-19 are steadily rising in all three Roaring Fork Valley counties. In a livestreamed community meeting Thursday, public health officials…
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Cases of COVID-19 in the Roaring Fork Valley are on the rise, and many of the new infections are in young people. Health and government officials say the…
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Pitkin County Public Health released a set of amendments to its standing public health order on Thursday. They will remain in effect until July 3. The…
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Pitkin County’s gradual reopening is underway. Hotels and restaurants have plans to field guests at partial capacity, using guidance from county public…
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To help stop the spread of coronavirus, some Roaring Fork Valley residents are doing more than just wearing masks themselves. They're making them for…
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Novel coronavirus, a respiratory illness, has been making headlines around the world, leading to fears about its spread. Pitkin County health officials…
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This spring, Karen Koenemann was hired as Pitkin County’s first public health director.The new Public Health Department separates issues of environmental…