Grand County Rural Health Network

“The form 990 is reviewed by the finance committee appointed by the governing body, then reviewed and approved by the board of directors, before filing with the irs.”

“Board of directors are minimally required to announce their conflict of interest at the annual meeting and again upon signing their annual board of directors contract. In practice, directors announce conflict of interest prior to discussing an agenda item.”

“The executive committee reviews the compensation of the executive director and other staff and does check other wage surveys as well. Then the board votes on the compensation.”

“The executive committee reviews the compensation of the executive director and other staff and does check other wage surveys as well. Then the board votes on the compensation.”

“All governing documents, conflict of interest statements and financial documents are available to the public upon request.”

“Healthy grand county is the collective impact model, with the network as the backbone agency, to move the needle on key issues in our community, such as equity, mental health, and affordable housing. The health and human resources coalition, the partner group guiding healthy grand county initiatives, is a collaborative of health, human services, and government organizations working toward long-term, sustainable change to improve the health of our community. The healthy grand county program also promotes community engagement and equity initiatives, such as the community impact team (formerly the community leader group). In 2024, more than 95 individuals participated in the community impact team. The health coverage guide program, in partnership with the northwest colorado community health partnership, provides free, in-person assistance and education for individuals and families enrolling in the state health insurance marketplace. In 2024, the health coverage guides assisted 225 households through 469 appointments. Advocacy for children's health and education services (a.c.h.e.s.) is a collaborative effort of grand county agencies and community groups to promote the well-being of children. The aches program provides medical, dental and mental health vouchers to uninsured children who qualify financially and are in need of acute, non-emergent care or preventative care. In 2024, the a.c.h.e.s. Program served 26 unique clients via 56 healthcare vouchers.”