Colorado Village Collaborative
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Evaluation services that help partners prove impact and secure the next round of funding.
We offer a comprehensive suite of evaluation services tailored to meet your specific needs, and we will work with you to determine what output will best serve you and your constituents or community.
At the Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC), we understand the challenges of measuring the processes, outcomes, and impacts of a product, program, or project. Our evaluation services are tailored to meet your specific needs, and we will work with you to determine what output will best serve you and your constituents or community.
Throughout the lifecycle of your project, our expert team can conduct thorough and regular evaluations, collecting and analyzing data to help you track progress, identify program impact, and understand your value proposition.
We help you ask the right questions and collect data you can actually use. Whether we adapt an existing survey or build a new one, the goal is the same: clear results that show what’s working and where to go next.
Define meaningful metrics, establish data collection plans, and analyze results with precision. By leveraging the CO APCD and other data sources, we offer comprehensive quantitative insights into your program’s achievements.
Gain rich contextual understanding through qualitative analysis. Our team assists in designing and implementing qualitative evaluation strategies tailored to your program’s unique needs.
“The research done by CIVHC has benefited CVC significantly by creating a new way to look at the impact of homelessness services and how our work overlaps with issues of health access and health equity.”
“We knew we were making a difference, but CIVHC helped us measure it. Now we know that “Carol’s Wish” reduces financial strain and improves access to care.”
“CIVHC’s analysis gave us clear, data-driven proof of the disparities our community has long experienced firsthand. This partnership doesn’t just validate our work — it equips us to advocate more effectively for the equitable care Black Coloradans deserve.”