Having comprehensive data is important for advancing good public policy that benefits children and families. There are many great sources of data on children’s health, both nationally and in Colorado. Use these data sources to inform your own work to improve coverage and care for Colorado’s kids.

Data Sources

• 2016 KIDS COUNT in Colorado – Colorado Children’s Campaign
• 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey – Colorado Health Institute
• 2015 Eligible but not Enrolled Data – Colorado Health Institute
• Child Health Data – Data Resource Center for Child & Adolescent Health
• Children and Families Facts & Statistics – Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, Center for Children and Families
• ChildStats – ChildStats.gov
• Colorado Health Data – Colorado Health Institute
• Colorado Health Indicators – Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
• Colorado Health Report Card – Colorado Health Foundation
• KIDS COUNT – Annie E. Casey Foundation