2022 communityfunding highlights
Recurring investments forcontinued community care
In addition to our 2022 one-time community funding initiatives, we make annual investments:
to support primary care medical providers (PCMPs) to sustain integrated behavioral health and SDoH programs, such as dieticians, clinical pharmacists, and doulas.
in community-based care coordination teams.
in community-based organizations, including health information exchange, housing and food programs, and programs to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion.
One investment.
Countless impacts.
Between November 2021 and October 2022, RMHP invested over $10M of Regional Accountable Entity (RAE) funds in the Health Neighborhood.
This one-time funding supports community-based projects and programs that improve the health and life outcomes of Medicaid Members and/or promote the health of local communities and populations.
Funding was used to address social determinants of health (SDoH), increase organizational capacity, and support Members with the public health emergency sunset.
Mission & values
Rocky Mountain Health Plans aspires to be “a backbone in the background” of the communities we serve. We work hard to make a positive difference, however, challenging circumstances can be. At the height of the COVID pandemic, RMHP was honored to support a test and vaccination pop-up site in partnership with MarillacHealth (a Federally Qualified Health Center) in Clifton, Colorado. With hard work, Marillac and community volunteers created a drive-through service at a local high school to deliver over 10,000 COVID vaccinations to people who might not otherwise have been able to access care.
In addition to financial assistance, Rocky employees volunteered their time and talent – supporting door-to-door outreach for appointment registrations and mixing vials of vaccines. We exist to support our partners, colleagues, and neighbors in everything we do.
Proud to partner for better health
We supported over 70 Region 1 Community Investment Partners in 2022
Our 2022 Region 1 community
investment recipients
- Advocates for Recovery
- Archuleta County Department of Human Services
- Ariel Clinical Services
- Axis Health System
- Bright Star
- Colorado Criminal Justice ReformCoalition
- Karis Inc.
- Larimer County Department of Human Service
- Lower Valley Hospital Association
- Marillac Health
- Memorial Regional Health
- Mental Health Colorado
- Peak Family Medicine
- Pediatric Associates of Durango
- Pediatric Associates of Montrose
- Pediatric Partners of the Southwest
- Plan de Salud Family Health Center
- Poudre Valley Health System