About CHP
CHP transforms community health and wellbeing through collective action. By 2040, communities will intuitively co-create solutions to complex problems to achieve health equity.
Our work
CHP is transforming community health and wellbeing in the Pikes Peak region by disrupting the ways we solve complex issues such as homelessness, behavioral health, suicide prevention, and LGBTQ+ health. We don’t attempt to solve health equity issues through direct services. Instead, we leverage collective action to create community change. We set up collaborative governance structures that bring together diverse groups of people, representing organizations and communities, to change the conditions that hold a problem in place. This collective community power builds movements, restructures systems, and leads to better health outcomes for our region. By creating an environment of belonging, cultivating shared purpose, and facilitating a process of inclusive, dynamic problem-solving, CHP acts as the conduit for the exchange of ideas, experience, energy, and resources that are necessary for true transformation.
Our values
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.
Contact us
To see how you can get involved with CHP, please contact us at info@ppchp.org
Transparency in Coverage
Transparency in Coverage (TIC) regulations require health insurers and group health plans to create machine readable files (MRFs) that contain the negotiated rates for in-network providers and allowed amounts derived from historical claims for out-of-network providers and make those files publicly available. Employers with non-grandfathered group health plans are required to make publicly available two machine-readable files with in-network and out-of-network cost information. Employees can find these files using CHP’s Employee Identification Number (EIN) at: https://www.anthem.com/machine-readable-file/search.
