CWT's eleven geographic districts cover the entire state. The program is mandated by the Ryan White CARE Act and oversees five regional care consortia , an insurance continuation program for people with HIV disease and a program to provide AIDS specific medications for low-income individuals. The Colorado Advisory Council On AIDS meets monthly . Which is reponsible for collecting demographic and clinical data from each case and monitors TB incidence for indications of outbreaks among various populations in the state. The staff also provides guidance and direct assistance to local health departments in vaccine- preventable disease surveillance and control of disease outbreaks.
Staff monitors compliance with the state's school immunization law.
Is responsible for investigating and collecting data on the incidence and prevalence of communicable diseases required to be reported to the state, birth defects, injuries and occupational diseases. The staff also provides training for physicians and graduate public health students in the practical application of epidemiologic principles to the prevention of major causes of illness and death. Which is responsible for monitoring reported cases of AIDS, HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. The program analyzes case report information and writes quarterly and yearly reports for widespread dissemination. The program also performs special studies such as HIV seroprevalence surveys, to enhance disease monitoring.