About
What is a Regional Health Connector?
- A resident of the community who works full-time to improve the coordination of systems that keep us healthy.
- Builds and strengthens networks of primary care, public health, human services, and community organizations working to improve health.
- Selected and hired by community-based health organizations throughout the state.
Why this Initiative is Needed
What Does a Regional Health Connector do?
- Connects primary care with community-based behavioral health and social services.
- Develops unique projects to advance community health.
- Community Resource Network
- Partners with clinical quality improvement teams to help practices prepare for new models of care and reach their goals.
- Recommends reliable resources to improve health outcomes.
- Serves Region 12: Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin, and Summit Counties
About
How Does a Regional Health Connector Work With You?
- Connects you with partners interested in reaching similar goals
- Engages you in developing and measuring projects that address what keeps us healthy in and outside the doctor's office.
- Identifies innovative action steps for your practice or organization.
Resources
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