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Welcome to the Colorado Office of eHealth Innovation!
Check out our About Us page to learn more about our team's mission, vision, and goals!
2025 Colorado Health IT Roadmap
Click the buttons below to check out OeHI's vision for the future of health IT in Colorado.
2025 Health IT Roadmap (English)
2025 Health IT Roadmap (Spanish)
View our implementation plan below to see how we're executing our Roadmap.
eHealth Commission Monthly Meeting
The eHealth Commission meets monthly to provide advice and guidance to the Office of eHealth Innovation on advancing Health Information Technology in Colorado.
When: January 14, 2026 12:00-2pm MDT
Join the Zoom meeting with Passcode: Innovation
Public Comment: Please use this public comment form to provide any public comment for consideration during the upcoming eHealth Commission meeting. Please submit comments 24-hours prior to the upcoming meeting on January 14, 2026.
Meeting Materials:
- Agenda
- Presentation
Community Engagement Opportunities: Request a Visit from OeHI
The Office of eHealth Innovation (OeHI) is the State-Designated Entity for all Health IT strategy, policy, and funding coordination. This designation means that we are responsible for managing and coordinating Colorado’s Health IT strategy across public and private sector partners. To ensure that OeHI's work reflects the wants and needs of people in Colorado, we want to create opportunities to meet with health care providers and community organizations to hear about health IT needs and challenges. We want to hear what matters most to you and your community, so please complete the form below to request a virtual meeting with the OeHI team.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the 2026 eHealth Solutions Challenge (eHSC), an initiative developed by the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance in partnership with the Colorado Office of eHealth Innovation (OeHI).
The Challenge provides an innovation-friendly pathway for Colorado Governmental Agencies or Intergovernmental Agency entities to explore and test emerging data interoperability solutions, with $150,000 in seed funding available for up to six selected projects at a maximum of $50,000 per project.
We are currently seeking Reviewers from Colorado governmental agencies and organizations. Participation is free, and reviewers gain access to innovative solution proposals aligned with their agency’s data needs, along with opportunities to collaborate with peers across the state.
All interested agencies are encouraged to attend the virtual Reviewer Information Session taking place on January 13 at 9am MT to learn more about the reviewer role, expectations, and opportunities within the Challenge.
For additional details, please see the Reviewer FAQ and Challenge one-pager.