COVID-19 Information

National Public Health Emergency Declaration Expired May 11

Green image that says "Changes to insurance coverage, cost, and access to COVID-19 services comin Opens in new windowThe National Public Health Emergency declaration expired on May 11. This may affect you through changes to:

  • • COVID-19 Testing and Treatment
  • • COVID-19 Vaccination
  • • Medicaid and CHP+ Coverage
  • • Some private health insurance benefits

Broomfield Public Health and Environment is also making operational changes in this timeframe. Visit Broomfield.org/PHEend to learn more about the changes.

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Stay Informed

Read the 2020-2022 After Action Report Executive Summary for the COVID-19 pandemic response here Version OptionsCOVID-19 InformationHeadline.

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