Colorado Refugee Immunization Provider Resource Hub

​CCIC, in collaboration with members of the Colorado Refugee Immunization Taskforce, created the Colorado Refugee Immunization Provider Resource Hub to serve as a centralized compilation of resources related to refugee-specific immunization guidelines and additional screening, data, contact and cultural information.

2017 Legislative Report

2016 Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Colorado's Children Report

Prepared annually by pediatricians and researchers from the Department of Epidemiology at Children’s Colorado, the report provides an analysis of the state of health of Colorado’s children based on the most recent National Immunization Survey, Colorado Hospital Association inpatient and emergency department data and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment data. The report examines vaccination rates, hospitalizations and costs associated with vaccine-preventable disease in children. For the first time, the report also includes emergency department visits for vaccine-preventable diseases, county-level rates and school exemption data.

VaxCare Pilot Study Report

2016-17 Medicaid Update: Payment for Office Visits and Vaccine Administration

Effective July 1, 2016, the E&M and vaccine administration services will be reimbursed at the December 2012 level, except as noted below. From July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017, through the efforts of HCPF and provider associations, one year of additional funding is authorized to reimburse primary care E&M code categories and vaccine administration codes at somewhat higher rates.

Colorado Refugee Services Program and Colorado Department of Human Services Immigration Status and Eligibility Desk Aid

An Overview of Refugee Resettlement - Carol Tumaylle, MPH

Presentation by Carol Tumaylle, MPH, State Refugee Health Coordinator Colorado Refugee Services Program

2016 Colorado General Assembly and CCIC Legislative Summary

Vaccine Resources for Health Care Providers - Resource Hub

This toolkit offers health care providers resources to help vaccinate their patients and build or maintain a successful immunization program. It also includes information about a peer-to-peer health care provider mentoring project designed to promote vaccine administration during the well child visit for all children seen in a medical home.

2015 Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Colorado's Children Report

Prepared annually by James Gaensbauer, MD, Carl Armon, PhD, and James Todd, MD, from the Department of Epidemiology at Children’s Hospital Colorado, the 2015 Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Colorado's Children Report summarizes the authors' analysis of rates of childhood vaccination and vaccine-preventable illnesses in 2014.