Grand County Rural Health Network

Colorado Gives Day 12.10.19

Colorado Gives Day. It’s more than just a day.

It’s a movement that inspires and unites thousands of donors to give where they live

and support Colorado nonprofits.

Our vision is that everyone in our community has what they need to thrive and be healthy. We get it - maneuvering through the healthcare system can be challenging, but no one should have to do it alone. In 2018, we served 436 clients through 7,850 interactions, partnering with 45 different agencies.

We work with individuals to improve their health, and with our partners to improve our community so that we are all healthier together.

Colorado Gives Day donations are accepted at

coloradogives.org/GrandCountyGives/GrandCountyRuralHealthNetwork

Thank you for helping make a difference in the lives of our neighbors who struggle with their health.

Grand County Rural Health Network is a proud member of
Grand County Gives, our regional champion coalition for Colorado Gives Day. Comprised of local nonprofits coming together to support our local community, teaming together for the greatest impact. Learn more at coloradogives.org/GrandCountyGives

At Grand County Rural Health Network, we believe everyone has the right to healthcare and to understand how to access that care.

We have the resources and capabilities to help everyone living in our community access care.

Thank you for visiting our website and learning more about us.

2020 Health Insurance Open Enrollment

Colorado's 2020 Open Enrollment is right now!

November 1, 2019 - January 15, 2020

For help in enrolling, schedule an appointment with

Certified Health Coverage Guide Kim Long: 970-531-4769

Kim can make appointments in every town in Grand County, and in Walden too!

1st and 3rd Tuesdays:	Walden
2nd and 4th Tuesdays:	Kremmling
Wednesdays:	Fraser
Thursdays:	Granby/Grand Lake
Saturdays in November & December:	Middle Park Health - Granby
Fridays: call for availability

GCRHN in the News

Seeing the Big Picture in Grand County

By Kristin Jones, The Colorado Trust

Jen Fanning is the Executive Director of the Grand County Rural Health Network. The Network is part of a cohort of 18 health organizations across the state that are working together to advocate for health equity, with support from The Colorado Trust.

Read more here to learn about Jen's work on health equity.

Access to mental health services remains top priority in health plan for Grand County

McKenna Harford, Sky-Hi News
January 26, 2019

Access to mental healthcare, housing and transportation are some of the county's top health priorities, according to the new Grand County Public Health Improvement Plan.

The county health improvement plan is a five-year guiding document that identifies health priorities, provides health data and gives actionable suggestions for the Grand County Public Health office and other local health organizations.

This year's health improvement plan identifies six priorities: access to mental health; housing; transportation; lack of social services; substance abuse; and preventative health.

For the full article, continue reading here

COUNTY RESOURCES

Grand County's online health resource guide!

Explore health resources here in Grand County.

Because health is more than healthcare

Local resources and informative monthly blogs all on one site.

If you are a health provider located in Grand County, contact Christine at

970-725-3477 or at cwsmith@gcruralhealth.org for a complimentary directory listing.

Access to healthcare is important, but being truly healthy requires so much more! At Grand County Rural Health Network, we know that having stable housing is a key component to living a healthy, thriving life. A new report that studied housing in communities around the state of Colorado shows a direct connection between housing and health outcomes. You can read the executive summary from the report here.

Executive Offices

The Network is co-located with two other nonprofits / departments!

416 Byers Ave, P.O. Box 95, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451

Office: 970-725-3477; Fax: 970-725-3478