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Senior Day at the Capitol

March 13, 2019

Our Gold Sponsors

Find all our event sponsors on pages 12 and 13!

Our Silver Sponsors

Disability Law Colorado Presents

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Colorado Senior Lobby

Senior Day at the Capitol Program

March 13, 2019

7:45A - 8:50A Breakfast and Networking

9:00A - 9:20A Kickoff and Welcome Steve Grund, Colorado Senior Lobby, CCOA, SAPGA Bob Brocker, President Colorado Senior Lobby

9:20A - 10:15A Panel - Vision: 2025 - Evolutions in Transportation/Mobility, Health Care, Accessibility

Moderator - Karen Brown, CEO of iAging, Ambassador Aging2.0 Denver Chapter

DispatchHealth - Melanie Plaksin, Vice President, Market Growth

WellAssist-Routinify Solution - Pat Kelly, CEO, Founder

OATS + Senior Planet - Grace Hanover, State Director

Mobility Blueprint - Kaia Nesbitt, RLA ASLA, Vice President, HDR Inc.

10:15A - 10:30A Lifelong Colorado Bob Murphy, State Director, AARP Q&A

10:30A - 11:00A BREAK

11:05A - 12:20P The Politics of Aging Moderator - Ed Sealover, Denver Business Journal

Honorable Governor Jared Polis (invited)

Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera

Attorney General Phil Weiser

Wade Buchanan, Director of Policy for Governor Polis

Legislators Confirmed include: Senator Danielson, Senior Caucus Co-Chairs Senator Ginal, Representative Beckman, and Senator Rankin

Rich Mauro, Co-Chairperson of CSL Legislative Committee, Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG)

AARP - Kelli Fritts - Statewide Retirement Savings Plan

12:20P - 12:30AP A Day in the Life of a Legislator Anne McGihon, Honorable State Representative, Retired

12:30P - 12:35P Closing Comments

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Table of Contents

Program Details .................................................................................................................................................. 2

Colorado Senior Lobby Board ............................................................................................................................ 3

Senior Day at the Capitol Presenters and Thank you to MetMedia .................................................................. 4

CSL Membership Benefits and Funding Uses / Sources 2019 ............................................................................ 5

Panel - Vision: 2025 ............................................................................................................................................ 6 DispatchHealth - Melanie Plaksin, Vice President, Market Growth WellAssist - Routinify Solution - Pat Kelly, CEO, Founder OATS + Senior Planet - Grace Hanover, State Director Mobility Blueprint - Kaia Nesbitt, RLA ASLA, Vice President, HDR Inc.

What is Lifelong Colorado? ................................................................................................................................ 7

Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging (SAPGA) - What is SAPGA? ............................................................. 8

Colorado Commission on Aging ......................................................................................................................... 9

Are you looking to get involved with senior services locally? ......................................................................... 10

We are Streaming this Event ............................................................................................................................ 10

The Life Cycle of a Bill in Colorado—Infographic ............................................................................................. 11

Senior Day at the Capitol Sponsors .................................................................................................................. 12

Senior Day at the Capitol Sponsors .................................................................................................................. 13

Note Page ........................................................................................................................................................ 14

CSL Executive Committee Officers & Board Members

President - Robert Brocker 303-832-4535 – A Little Help, DRCOG Advisory Committee on Aging, Citizen Senior Advocate

Vice President - Kip Bishop 303-903-3004 – Senior Mortgage Solutions, Inc

Secretary - Jeanette Hensley 303-249-5598 – Co-Chairperson of CSL Legislative Committee & CSL Capitol Gang Chairperson

Treasurer - Connie Ward 303-725-7009 – UnitedHealthcare Medicare Solutions

CSL Board of Directors

Bob Epstein 303-470-0438— Douglas County Senior Foundation

Kelley Horton 720-690-1423 – Dementia Connections Coalition

Christina Johnson 303-988-1437 – CSL Capitol Gang Member & Colorado Commission on Aging

Kelsey Lesco 303-722-0300 – Disability Law Colorado

Rich Mauro 303-480-6778—Co-Chairperson of CSL Legislative Committee, Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG)

Harvey McWhorter 720-275-5746 – 50Plus Marketplace News

Diane Robinson 678-575-5191 – CSL Capitol Gang Member & Citizen Advocate

Ed Shackelford 720-353-3775—Immediate Past President - CSL Capitol Gang Member & Real Living CO Properties

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Senior Day at the Capitol Moderators

Steve Grund Master of Ceremonies, Colorado Senior Lobby Member, CCOA, SAPGA Steve Grund is a long time member of Colorado Senior Lobby and our Master of Ceremonies. Steve is also a memer of the Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging (SAPGA) and serves as Policy Chair on the Colorado Commission on Aging (CCOA).

Bob Brocker President of Colorado Senior Lobby Bob Brocker - CSL president and full-time volunteer advocate for Colorado’s older adults. Board member - A Little Help (connecting neighbors to help seniors thrive), board member DRCOG Advisory Committee on Aging. Retired railroad executive.

Jarett Hughes Project Coordinator, Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging & Adjunct Faculty, Gerontology, Colorado Mesa University Jarett’s hope is that through improved policy and education, our communities can support greater quality of life for older Coloradans and prepare future generations for the experiences of later life.

Karen Brown Past Chair of the Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging (SAPGA) and current member, Ambassador for Aging2.0 Denver Chapter and CEO of iAging Karen’s focus is on catalyzing change in policy, programs, products, and services that will improve the lives of older people, their caregivers and support network. She is a leader in the aging space relative to technologies that promote independence, choice, and control for older people and their caregivers and reduce costs for all.

Ed Sealover Denver Business Journal Ed Sealover is a reporter with the Denver Business Journal who has been covering the Colorado Legislature since 2007 for three separate publications — first The Colorado Springs Gazette, then the Rocky Mountain News and, since 2009, the Denver Business Journal (DBJ).

Anne McGihon Honorable State Representative, Retired Anne McGihon is an attorney practicing in Denver and had previous experience as a clinical social worker with the Veterans Administration prior to serving as a Colorado legislator in the House of Representatives from 2003-2009, representing District 3 (south Denver). During her term in the General Assembly, Anne served as Chair of the Health Committee.

Special Thank you to MetMedia – The Student Voice of MSU Denver

“When first presented with the idea of working with the Colorado Senior Lobby for

Senior Day at the Capitol, there were some hesitations. Were the topics that were to

be discussed relevant to college students? Would we be welcomed at the event as

college kids? And, would we be able to do what was being asked of us? …”

And now we are entering our 3rd Year of Working with MetMedia!

Thank you MetMedia, MSU, and all the Talented Students working on Senior Day at the Capitol 2019!

Yahaira Hernandez – General Manager - Executive Producer The Met Report, Noticiero TV Met, Otra Onda el show

Website: MyMetMedia.com

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CSL Membership Benefits and Funding Uses / Sources 2019

• Access the current CSL Legislative Bill Position report – a key piece of information each legislative session

• Vote on legislative proposals CSL is considering as impacting seniors. You can participate by phone or in person in CSL’s weekly legislative meetings as all participants discuss senior-related legislation that is proposed or is moving through the General Assembly and help decide CSL’s position on each item

• Members may choose to represent CSL’s position at committee hearings in the legislature and with individual legislators

• Monthly Newsletter - Members may submit an opinion piece for the newsletter. We will publish one piece each month (limit 400 words)

• You may become a candidate for the CSL Board of Directors

• Satisfaction of contributing to the ever-growing voice of Colorado’s older adult community while being a significant supporter of CSL programs and events

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Use of Funds

Source of Funds

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Panel - Vision: 2025 - Evolutions in Transportation/Mobility, Health Care, Accessibility

KAREN BROWN, MODERATOR

Our Panel - Vision: 2025 features thought leaders focused on technology-enabled evolutions in mobility, accessibility, health care for older adults. Meet our panelists:

DispatchHealth Overview:

DispatchHealth brings comfortable healthcare to your home. We provide on-demand healthcare for people of all ages, through the power of technology, convenience and service. Our skilled providers arrive with the tools necessary to provide advanced medical care and are supported by our technological infrastructure that ensures quality and improves outcomes. Website: DispatchHealth.com

BIO: Melanie Plaksin, Vice President, Market Growth Melanie's experience extends from healthcare consulting to care transitions to digital health. She has worked at market leading digital health companies such as Healthgrades, North Highland Consulting and Welltok. Passionate about disrupting the current healthcare landscape, she brings a data driven, process improvement approach to the DispatchHealth team. Serving as the Vice President of Market Growth, Melanie is working to increase exposure, awareness and relationship building throughout the markets that we serve.

WellAssist - Routinify Solution Overview: WellAssist, Routinify's flagship product, is a remote care management platform that allows aging adults to lead safe, healthy, and independent lives by instilling and supporting Habits for Aging Well. WellAssist forms a CareCircle around the aging adult and orchestrates the activities of friends, family members, informal and formal caregivers, service providers and members of the medical community, all with the goal of putting more life into the years. WellAssist was launched in New Brunswick, Canada, from the Routinify offices there, and is now available in the Denver / Phoenix markets. Website: Routinify.com

BIO: Pat Kelly, CEO, Founder Pat Kelly is the nephew of Helen, who turns 106 this April, and the son of Virginia, who just celebrated her 97th. As a 4th generation Coloradan, Pat is happy to return to his home state after 30 years in Boston pursuing his career in the software industry. Pat is currently applying his skills and experiences to do his part to help aging adults to put life in their years and to assist and relieve the burden on informal and formal caregivers. He has recently founded Routinify with offices in the new Catalyst HTI building in RINO and in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.

OATS + Senior Planet Overview: Older Adults Technology Services, or OATS, is a national social change organization whose mission is harnessing the power of technology to transform the way we age. OATS' flagship program, Senior Planet, kicked off in Colorado last May thanks to generous funding from NextFifty Initiative. Combining mainstream digital technology, transformative learning experiences, and cutting-edge community space, Senior Planet is a free lifetime membership for anyone who's 60+. Website: SeniorPlanet.org

BIO: Grace Hanover, State Director Grace Hanover is OATS' Colorado State Director. Born and raised in Boulder, her career has centered on creating and sharing meaningful content. Prior to joining OATS, Grace served as the Communications Director for a statewide political campaign. And for six years, she helped lead program strategy at Craftsy -- a Denver-based startup that pioneered best-in-class digital learning for millions of creative - and older! - adults.

Mobility Blueprint Overview:

The 2030 Mobility Choice Blueprint is a collaborative strategy helping to define the Denver metropolitan region's mobility future through a more connected, mobile, adaptable and user-driven network. The study led by HDR, and in partnership with CDOT, RTD, DRCOG and the Metro Chamber, provides recommendations for aligning policies and programs to invest in and maximize the region’s future mobility investment as well as opportunities for public-private pilot projects. Website: MobilityChoiceBlueprint.com

BIO: Kaia Nesbitt, RLA ASLA, Vice President, HDR Inc. Building teams of experts across HDR’s architecture and engineering disciplines, Kaia develops solutions facing land-based projects in the 21st Century. With a background in engineering, site design and strategic planning, she brings a passion for problem solving, healthy place-making and smart city development. Kaia frequently bridges disciplines, integrating multiple design perspectives into strategic thinking and site solutions for clients in both the public and private sectors.

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What is Lifelong Colorado?

The idea behind Lifelong Colorado is to build on AARP’s Age Friendly Community initiative and make Colorado the “age-friendliest” state – a place full of age-friendly commu-nities, neighborhoods, streets, businesses, places of wor-ship, organizations, parks, recreation facilities and more.

WHAT IS AN AARP AGE- FRIENDLY COMMUNITY?

It is a community that is safe and secure, has affordable and appropriate housing and transportation options, and has supportive community features and services. Once in place, those resources enhance personal independence; allow residents to age in place; and foster residents’ en-gagement in the community’s civic, economic, and social life.

Wrapped inside this definition are eight “domains of livabil-ity,” which are flexible for communities’ adaptation but provide a framework:

• Outdoor Spaces and Buildings

• Transportation

• Housing

• Social Participation

• Respect and Social Inclusion

• Civic Participation and Employment

• Communication and Information

• Community and Health Services

WHY BECOME AN AGE-FRIENDLY COMMUNITY?

• Encourages local residents, policymakers, business-es, and other stakeholder groups to plan their future through an age-friendly lens.

• Provides connections to state, national and global networks of participating communities as well as aging and civil society experts

• Provides access to news, information and guidance about best practices, models, results and challenges in the age-friendly movement

• Presents more opportunities for partnership with other communities and state agencies.

• Provides mentoring, assessments and peer review evaluation by experts and member cities and towns

• Recognition by the State of Colorado and AARP of the community’s commitment to become more age-friendly.

ARE THERE COMMUNITIES IN COLORADO THAT HAVE ALREADY

JOINED THE AARP AGE-FRIENDLY NETWORK?

YES: Boulder County

Colorado Springs

Denver

Eagle County

Fruita

Larimer County

Manitou Springs

Pitkin County

Summit County

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Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging (SAPGA) - What is SAPGA?

The Colorado General Assembly and the Governor formed the Strategic Action Planning Group on Aging with passage and signage of House Bill 15-1033 in 2015 (key provisions, and fiscal note). The planning group is charged with examining the impact of the shifting aging demographic on the economy, workforce, businesses, market based products and services; state and local revenue budgets and fiscal policies; Medicaid and other safety-net programs and the collateral impact on other non-related state programs; family caregiving and pub-lic and private options for long-term care, services and support; federal entitlement reforms; and transporta-tion services and infrastructure. Meetings are open to the public, and Coloradans can get all the news from the planning group by signing up.

The Planning Group will develop a comprehensive long-term strategic plan, as well as recommending specific ac-tions and bills to the General Assembly that:

• Best manage the impact of this demographic shift on the state of Colorado

• Improve the long-term quality and effectiveness of outcome-based services by government, nonprofit organizations and the private sector

• Ensure adequate and sustainable funding and spend-ing strategies for Medicaid and other state and local programs

• Create a public education campaign to improve indi-vidual and family preparedness

SAPGA Members as of March 2019:

For terms expiring August 1, 2019:

• Karen M. Brown of Arvada, to serve as a consumer

• Coral Cosway of Denver, to serve as a representative with extensive knowledge and expertise in long-term care, services and support who is not a provider of such services

• Christian M. Itin, MSW, PhD of Centennial, to serve as a representative of an institution of higher education in a field related to older adult populations

• Mindy R. Gates of Thornton, to serve as the designee of the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Human Services

• James L. Riesberg of Greeley, to serve as a consumer

• Jayla Sanchez-Warren of Denver, to serve as a representative with extensive knowledge and expertise in long-term care, services and support and who is not a provider of such services

• Anthony C. Tapia of Denver, to serve as a representative of nonprofit organizations representing or advocating for older adult population

• Maureen McDonald, of Denver, to serve as a representative of private, public and community-based health care and long-term care, service or support provider for older adults

• Natalie O'Donnell Wood, of Wheat Ridge, to serve as a representative with extensive knowledge of or experience with state and local budgets and fiscal policy or who are representatives from nonprofit organizations that have experience with fiscal and statewide policy issues

For terms expiring August 1, 2021:

• Hayley Gleason of Denver, to serve as the designee of the Executive Director of the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing or the Director's Designee

• Sarah E. Elliott of Aurora, to serve as a representative of private, public and community-based health care and long-term care, service or support provider for older adults

• Steve Frazier Child of Snowmass, to serve as a county commissioner

• Joshua Laipply of Lakewood, to serve as the designee of the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Transpor-tation

• Muriel Jean Nofles of Aurora, to serve as a consumer

• David R. Norman of Grand Junction, to serve as a representative with extensive knowledge of, or experience with state and local budgets and fiscal policy, or who is a representative from nonprofit organizations that have experience with fiscal and statewide policy issues

• Karin Stewart of Golden, to serve as a representative of private, public and community-based health care and long-term care, service or support provider for older adults

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For terms expiring August 1, 2022:

• Kathleen Hall, PhD of Grand Junction, to serve as a representative of private, public and community-based health care and long-term care, service or support provider for older adults

• John Zabawa of Denver to serve as a representative of private, public and community-based health care and long-term care, service or support provider for older adults

• Gabriel Kaplan, PhD of Denver, to serve as the designee for the Executive Director of the Department of Public Health and Environment

• Jim Collins of Las Animas, to serve as a representative with extensive knowledge of, or experience with state and local budgets and fiscal policy, or who is a representative from nonprofit organizations that have experience with fiscal and statewide policy issues

• Steve Grund of Littleton, to serve as the designee of the Colorado Commission on Aging

• Chris Lee of Louisville, to serve as a representative of nonprofit organizations representing or advocating for older adult populations

• John Emerson of Denver, to serve as a representative of the business community

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Colorado Commission on Aging

The Colorado Commission on Aging (CCOA) was estab-lished under the authority of the Older Coloradans Act (C.R.S. Sections 26- 11-100.1 to 26-11-106) to serve as the primary advisory body on all matters affecting older persons. The CCOA is a volunteer organization of seven-teen people appointed by the Governor and approved by the Senate committee to serve for four-year terms. There are two members appointed to each of the seven Congressional Districts, and members representing that district may not be from the same political party. In ad-dition to the fourteen members there is one at-large Commissioner, and one member each of different par-ties from the State Senate and House.

Commissioners' duties include:

• Conducting, and encourage others to conduct, stud-ies of problems of the state’s older people

• Assisting government and private agencies to coor-dinate their efforts on behalf of the aging and older adults in order that efforts are effective and non-duplicative

• Promoting and aiding in the establishment of local programs and services for Colorado's aging and old-er adults

• Conducting promotional activities and programs for public education on problems of the aging

• Reviewing existing programs for the aging and mak-ing recommendations to the Governor and General Assembly for improvements

Meetings are held six times a year with at least two meetings being held outside the Denver Metro area. All meetings are open to the public.

CURRENT COMMISSIONERS:

For Term Expiring 7/1/2019

7/1/2019 Julie Cozad: Congressional District #4

For Terms Expiring 7/1/2020

7/1/2020 Paulette St. James: Congressional District #1

7/1/2020 Ron DeVries: Congressional District #1

7/1/2020 Ruth Long: Congresssional District #2

7/1/2020 Debra Herrera: Congressional District #3

7/1/2020 Kathleen Hall: Congressional District #3

7/1/2020 Connie Ring: Congressional District #4

7/1/2020 Joe Urban: Congressional District #5, (CCOA, immediate past chair)

For Terms Expiring 7/1/2022

7/1/2022 Sean Wood: Congressional District #2

7/1/2022 Jody Barker: Congressional District #5, (CCOA, Chair)

7/1/2022 Steve Grund: Congressional District #6, (Public Policy Committee, Chair)

7/1/2022 Ryan Burmood: Congressional District #6

7/1/2020 Jane Barnes: Congressional District #7 (CCOA, Vice-Chair, Goals Committee, Chair)

7/1/2022 Christina Johnson: Congressional District #7

7/1/2022 Chad Federwitz: At-Large

WNL Senator Nancy Todd

WNL Senator Jessie Danielson

Mindy Gates: Aging and Adult Services (AAS), Director, CCOA, Director

Tara Franck: AAS, Program Assistant, CCOA, Administrative Staff

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Are you looking to get involved with senior services locally?

We are Streaming this Event!

The Colorado Commission on Aging (CCOA) was established under the authority of the Older Coloradans Act (C.R.S. Sections 26- 11-100.1 to 26-11-106) to serve as the primary advisory body on all matters affecting older persons in the state of Colorado. At a local level there are “Senior Commissions” in Colorado that residents and professionals can apply to serve on or just attend their meetings. These local “Senior Commissions” provide valuable local community input on their community’s senior services.

These organizations are most often organized at the county level. Citizens can apply to be on the commission and provide advocacy on senior issues in the community plus address concerns, and issues of older adults in their neighborhood. Being on a local “Senior commission” is a good way to give input on senior services in your community and in the state.

Note that local “Senior Commissions” can go by different names. To find your local “senior commission” call your local Area Agency on Aging* or do a Google search with your county or city, and the phrase “senior commission”. Below are just a few of these organizations:

• Aurora Commission for Seniors https://www.auroragov.org/city_hall/boards___commissions/aurora_commission_for_seniors

• City of Centennial Senior Commission - http://www.centennialco.gov/Government/senior-commission.aspx

• Commerce City Senior Commission https://www.c3gov.com/government/boards-commissions/senior-commission

• Douglas County Senior Services - https://www.douglas.co.us/community/senior-adult-services/

• Jefferson County Council on Aging (JCCOA) - http://www.jeffcocouncilonaging.org/

• Lafayette Senior Advisory Board - https://www.cityoflafayette.com/381/Senior-Advisory-Board

• Lakewood Advisory Commission - http://www.lakewood.org/LAC/

• Larimer County Office on Aging Advisory Council - https://www.larimer.org/boards/office-aging-advisory-council

• Longmont Senior Citizens Advisory Board - https://www.longmontcolorado.gov/departments/boards-committees-and-commissions/directory-of-boards-committees-and-commissions/senior-citizens-advisory-board

Note that this event program is posted on the Colorado Senior Lobby website. In the online version the website links

shown above are active. Visit the Colorado Senior Lobby website - www.ColoradoSeniorLobby.org

*If you don’t know who your Area Agency on Aging is we have included a handout in today’s program that lists all of

Colorado’s Area Agencies on Aging. You can also find your Area Agency on Aging by calling the ElderCare Locator at 1-

800-677-1116. Operators are available Monday through Friday, 9:00AM to 8:00PM ET.

We are streaming Senior Day at the Capitol 2019 with the assistance of MetMedia from Metropolitan State University (MSU). After the event the streamed file will be available on the Colorado Senior Lobby YouTube Channel.

Visit our YouTube Channel and watch our archived videos, then join or donate to Colorado Senior Lobby.

https://www.youtube.com/user/ColoradoSeniorLobby

We need your support to keep Coloradans informed on senior issues!

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Our Signature Sponsor

Our Gold Sponsors

Our Silver Sponsors

https://disabilitylawco.org/

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Our Signature Sponsor

Disability Law Colorado https://disabilitylawco.org/

Media Sponsors

MSU Denver MetMedia https://www.mymetmedia.com/

50+ Marketplace http://www.50plusmarketplacenews.com/

PrimeTime for Seniors http://www.myprimetimenews.com/

SeniorsResourceGuide.com https://seniorsresourceguide.com/

Alphabetical List of all Sponsors

A Little Help – 720-242-9032 ........................................................................... https://www.alittlehelp.org/

AARP Colorado .................................................................................................... https://www.aarp.org/CO

Accessible Systems – 303-693-7787 ...................................................... https://www.accessiblemed.com/

Benefits in Action – 720-221-8354 ........................................................ https://www.benefitsinaction.org/

Boulder Area Agency on Aging ...................... https://www.bouldercounty.org/families/seniors/services/

Bright Health ............................................................... brighthealthplan.com/medicare-advantage/co-chn

ClearCaptions .....................................................................................................https://clearcaptions.com/

Colorado Center on Law & Policy (CCLP) – 303-573-5669 ....................................... https://cclponline.org/

Colorado Commission on Aging (CCOA) .......................................................... https://www.colorado.gov/

Crohn's & Colitis Foundation ...................................................... http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/

Dispatch Health – 720-990-5075 ........................................................... https://www.dispatchhealth.com/

DRCOG .............................................................................................................................. https://drcog.org/

Eastern Star Masonic Retirement Campus – 303-720-7259 ................................ https://www.esmrc.com/

Home Helpers – 303-777-7870 .................... https://www.homehelpershomecare.com/denverco/home/

Housing Colorado – 303-863-0123 ...................................................... https://www.housingcolorado.org/

Jansen Biotech .............................................................................................. https://www.janssen.com/us/

Jeffco Council on Aging – 303-271-3487 ......................................... http://www.jeffcocouncilonaging.org/

Lyft ............................................................................................................................ https://www.lyft.com/

Master of Health Administration @ MSU Denver ............................................ www.msudenver.edu/mha

Mobility Blueprint ................................................................................................... http://mobilitybp.com/

NARFE Chapter 1085 ............................................................................................... https://www.narfe.org/

OATS + Senior Planet ........................................................................................... https://seniorplanet.org/

Pacific Mobile Diagnostics .................................................................................. http://www.pmdxray.com

Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments ............................................................... http://www.ppacg.org/

Region 10 League for Economic Assistance & Planning – 970-249-2436 ......... https://www.region10.net/

Seniors Resource Center – 303.238.8151 ................................................................... https://srcaging.org/

Colorado Gerontological Society – 303-333-3482 .................................. https://www.senioranswers.org/

United Healthcare .................................................................................................... https://www.uhc.com/

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