Get vaccinated.
Coloradans 6 months of age and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Symptoms? Get tested.
If you have COVID-19 symptoms, find a free, quick, and easy testing location near you.
Test positive?
If you have COVID-19, getting treatment fast may help you recover.
Learn more about COVID-19 treatment
Long COVID
While most people recover from COVID-19 within four weeks, many people feel sick for longer.
1,804,155
cases
15,359
deaths due to COVID-19
79,524
hospitalizations
12,767,649
vaccines administered
4,128,826
Coloradans fully immunized
Case data Vaccine data Outbreak data
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What happens next?
Polis Administration Releases “Colorado’s Next Chapter: Our Roadmap to Moving Forward”
Throughout the pandemic, Coloradans saved countless lives by getting tested and vaccinated and following public health protocols. The Polis administration has taken an all-state approach to forge partnerships across sectors to build an aggressive and balanced response that focused on both saving lives while caring for the social, mental, and economic well being of all Coloradans.
Governor Polis and administration officials outlined “Colorado’s Next Chapter: Our Roadmap to Moving Forward” and discussed the steps the administration believes are necessary to maintain a level of preparedness and agility that will keep Coloradans Safe and healthy — no matter if it is for the next wave of this pandemic or an unknown pandemic in the future.
Learn more about where we go from here Read Gov. Polis' press release
Report on Long COVID in Colorado
The first annual report of the Office of Saving People Money on Healthcare on the impacts of Long COVID on the State of Colorado.
Public health & executive orders
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Best practices for businesses
These guidelines and tools are meant to ensure that businesses can stay open while also protecting customers and employees.
Isolation & precautions
Learn more about these important tools for preventing the spread of COVID-19.