America is trying to stay healthy. Our vision is for an even healthier Mesa County.

Monument Health is committed to better health with our clinically integrated network. We’re positioned to create accountable, measurable partnerships across Mesa County—partnerships that can improve the health of the population we serve. Our robust, local provider network agrees to keep an eye on quality through measures and use of shared data for improved care delivery. The numbers below are more than simply numbers; they demonstrate the strength of our network and the commitment to quality our Tier 1 providers make every day.

Covered Lives

Managed through Rocky Mountain Health Plans, CNIC and CIGNA

Primary Care Providers

Representing the majority of primary care providers in Mesa County

Specialists

Representing the vast majority of specialists in Mesa County

Care Coordination Metrics

ER, Hospitalists, Hospital Case Management, Primary Care and Home Health

Primary Care Metrics

Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, BMI, Pediatric Weight Assessment

Specialist Metrics

ER, Hospitalists, Critical Care, Home Care, and others in development

Below are some statistics that matter to us all.

They highlight some of our local health challenges. We’re working to improve our community’s health for the better through a whole-person approach to care.

Mesa County’s Health Risks

Overweight Adults: 58%
(vs. 56% for Colorado)

Adults with High Blood Pressure: 28%
(vs. 26% for Colorado)

Overweight Children: 28%
(vs. 25% for Colorado)

Adults with Diabetes: 8%
(vs. 7% in Colorado)

High Schooler Tobacco Use: 27%
(vs. 18% for Colorado)

Adults with Asthma: 10%
(vs. 9% for Colorado)

Source: Healthy Mesa County 2015 – 2017. Community Health Needs Assessment
Created by the Mesa County Health Department.

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