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JULY 2023
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Welcome to our third quarterly edition of the 2023 Navigator. In this edition, we’re focusing on the topic of youth and pediatrics. While all of you may not be pediatric providers or providers who also see youth, issues that affect these populations can affect everyone. Whether it’s the good or bad health care habits that are formed at a young age or the way that pediatric issues can touch an entire family and our future; they are relevant to all.
We look forward to hearing from you with any feedback or questions you may have. You can always send us an email at providercommunication@coaccess.com. Thank you, as always, for being a part of our network of providers.
In good health,
Navigator staff
Colorado Access
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Colorado Access and Samaritan House |
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As cold April winds blew outside, inside the warm Samaritan House shelter, a group gathered to watch a ribbon cutting, officially opening a new clinic to give families in the Denver area access to pediatric services.
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The Pandemic and Vaccination Decline |
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It’s August of 2020, your child is about to start
kindergarten and they are scheduled for a routine
vaccination or immunization. However, you’re also in the middle of a global pandemic.
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Checking in During Check-ups |
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You wouldn’t necessarily think that questions about how much food a family has would be part of a medical visit, but a partnership between Colorado Access and the Pediatric Care Network (PCN) is making it easier to identify children and families in need.
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The Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment Health First Colorado Benefit “Secret Menu” |
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If you’re a fan of fast-food places like Starbucks or In-N-Out, you may have heard about their secret menus. Oddly enough, it's similar to the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) benefits under Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program)
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