Center for Health Progress

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We believe our health care system should work for all Coloradans.

So, we bring people together to ensure factors like race, income, and ZIP code don’t determine a person’s access to care and opportunity to live a healthy life. When we uncover commonsense solutions to these complex challenges, we get closer to ensuring our health care system works for everyone. Because when our neighbors are healthy, our communities prosper, and Colorado is stronger.

STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE

Policy
Advocacy

We shape, impact, and advance good public policy.

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Community Partnerships

We work with communities to create lasting change.

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Community Organizing

Community voices will lead the way to health equity.

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Professional Services

We want to partner with you to improve health.

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From Our Blog

Healthy Mind, Healthy Teeth

Woman with Braces on Her Teeth

Throughout childhood, I underwent a variety of dental procedures. After I had several teeth pulled in one go, I accidentally chewed a hole into my cheek.

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Justice for Native American Women

Navajo Native American Woman

White people have abandoned Native American women (and all women of color) in their fight for visibility and justice. We must start centering their stories.

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Aubrey Hill

Research as a Tool for Equity

Bridge in Fort Morgan, the community where research will be conducted

I’m excited to announce that I’m part of a research team awarded a national fellowship to correct the health inequities immigrants face in rural Colorado.

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Joe Sammen

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Publications

2018 Ballot Initiative Positions

Colorado voters have much to consider this November with a lengthy list of ballot initiatives. There are thirteen statewide measures and nine in Denver.

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Proposed “Public Charge” Rule Change Forces Families to Make Impossible Choices

Escalating attacks on immigrants are a rejection of our values. The public charge rule change would restrict legal immigration to only the wealthy few.

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2018 Legislative Session Summary

This session, we defeated harmful bills, brought a health perspective to issues not normally associated with health care, and spoke out against injustice.

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