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Rural Western Slope counties face ‘severe’ access gaps to children’s primary care, study finds

Nearly 1 in 3 children live where providers meet less than 60% of pediatric care need, the report found.

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Children living in rural Colorado face disproportionately high barriers to accessing pediatric care than their peers — and the care gap could only get worse as federal health programs lose funding in the coming years,...

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Rural Western Slope counties face ‘severe’ access gaps to children’s primary care, study finds

Children living in rural Colorado face disproportionately high barriers to accessing pediatric care than their peers — and the care gap could only get worse as federal health programs lose funding in the coming years,...

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Aspen Times broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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