Cherie Kirschbaum joins Mary Groves for Health Care Facility Planning and Finance 101

Cherie Kirschbaum is President and Founder of City Projects, a leader in providing real estate development services to nonprofits and foundations that positively impact people, places and their communities. City Projects works with healthcare, mental health and human services in rural and urban communities. Cherie is the former President of Mercy Housing SouthWest, and has been honored by Jewish Woman International and the Denver Business Journal as an Outstanding Women in Business.

Cherie will present with Mary Groves during

Health Care Facility Planning and Finance 101

Thursday, October 17th from 10:30-11:30

CRHC thanks University of Colorado Health for Annual Conference Sponsorship!

Announcing Annual Rural Health Conference

Platinum Sponsor

The CRHC is grateful for the very generous support and event sponsorship from University of Colorado Health!

University of Colorado Health is a locally owned not-for-profit organization with a strong vision to move from healthcare to health. UC Health provides the community with the best in academic medicine combined with the best in community medicine throughout Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. To learn more about University of Colorado Health, check out their website for further information.

Kaiser Permanente Sponsors Annual Rural Health Conference!

Thanks for your continued support of rural healthcare in Colorado!

 

 Kaiser Permanente — A History of Total Health 

 

Kaiser Permanente evolved from industrial health care programs for construction, shipyard, and steel mill workers for the Kaiser industrial companies during the late 1930s and 1940s. It was opened to public enrollment in October 1945. Click here to read the full history of Kaiser Permanente.

The organization known today is a working partnership of two organizations: the not-for-profit Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Hospitals, and the Permanente Medical Groups.

 

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