About CHP
CHP exists to improve the health of the Pikes Peak region. By 2028 CHP will pioneer a process of collaborative leadership that results in measurable improvement in health outcomes.
Our values & key drivers
Helping people access health services | Addressing the determinants of health | Being a trusted resource for health policy information
Collaboration
We work jointly with others across sectors and boundaries to address health issues more effectively; we leverage existing resources as we build new ones.
Innovation
We invest in new ways to address immediate needs, incubate ideas, and create systems change. We listen, think, act, and share what we learn.
Boldness
We engage in bold conversations about health that lead to enhanced resources and intelligent policies and actions to help people thrive.
Respect
We believe people make healthier choices when they have access to healthier options – barriers, not impairments, debilitate people. We remove barriers to better health, meet people where they are, and treat people with dignity regardless of their circumstances.
Responsibility
We believe health is local, and it is our responsibility to promote good health in our community. Good health manifests in body, mind and spirit; in creativity and community prosperity.
CHP Leadership
Aimee Cox
chIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Aimee has a passion for building vibrant, healthy communities and brings to CHP more than 20 years’ experience in community development. She has served in professional, elected and appointed positions in local government, driving innovation and partnership to solve challenging community problems. Most recently, she has successfully led regional initiatives to prevent and end homelessness. Aimee has a MA in Sociology and effectively uses both data and community engagement to address the social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health.
Jennifer Mariano
director of pikes peak CONTINUUM OF CARE PROGRAMs
Jennifer has been with CHP since July 2018 and has spent over 20 years in the non-profit sector serving the community at Care and Share Food Bank and the American Red Cross Pikes Peak Chapter. Jennifer’s passion for helping people, planning, and bringing organizations together to solve problems is critical to reducing and ending homelessness in the Pikes Peak region.
Beth Jewell, MD
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
Mary E (Beth) Jewell, MD has practiced Family Medicine in Colorado Springs for the past 26 years. She graduated from Georgetown University Medical School and did her residency training at Andrews Air Force Base. Dr. Jewell is a volunteer physician at Westside Cares Outreach Clinic. Dr. Jewell is passionate about improving access to health care for vulnerable populations, especially for people unable to pay for care.
Board of Directors
- Chairperson: Annette Fryman, Individual Member
- Chair Elect: Merle Taylor, UCH-Memorial Hospital, Chief Operating Officer
- Secretary: Mike Ware, El Paso County Medical Society, Chief Executive Officer
- Treasurer: Pam McManus, Peak Vista Community Health Centers, President & CEO
- Past Chair: Jeff Martin, Open Bible Medical Clinic & Pharmacy, Executive Director
- Debbie Chandler, EngageHealth Innovations, LLC & Matthews Vu CEO
- Aimee Cox, Community Health Partnership, Chief Executive Officer
- Brian Erling, MD, Penrose-St. Francis, President & CEO
- Greg Raymond, Children’s Hospital CO, Regional COO
- Adam Roberts, AspenPointe, President & CEO
- Susan Wheelan, El Paso County Public Health, Public Health Director
- Rocky White, MD, Kaiser Permanente, S. CO Medical Director
We believe our community is stronger together. That’s why “collaboration in action” fuels our mission to improve the health and wellbeing of our community.
Because everyone deserves access to better health.
Work with us
If you are interested in joining the CHP team, please review our openings below.
Current job openings
CHP has no open positions at this time.
Contact us
To see how you can get involved with CHP, please contact us at info@ppchp.org
