Several beneficial bills passed in the 2017 legislative session that impacted the priority areas of Center for Health Progress. Additionally, a number of potentially harmful bills failed.
Our Publications
We provide well-informed data and perspectives on Colorado’s health care system.
Our publications are developed based on comprehensive quantitative and qualitative research and information gathering when we visit our neighbors around the state. This ensures that those entrusted with making decisions on behalf of us all are more aligned with the real needs and priorities of Coloradans.
Medicaid NEMT in Colorado
Medicaid NEMT in Colorado
Our Perspective on the American Health Care Act
American Health Care Act could have repercussions for Colorado’s health care system.
2017 Progress & Possibilities
2016 proved to be a huge milestone as the Network created its first strategic plan to drive collective action.
En Búsqueda de Equidad en la Salud: Aprende Más
Si está interesado en aprender más sobre el impacto que tiene el transporte, las condiciones laborales y otros factores sobre la capacidad de una persona de tener una vida saludable.
En Búsqueda de Equidad en la Salud: Novela Gráfica
Actualmente, podemos predecir con precisión los resultados de salud y el acceso a la atención de salud de los habitantes de Colorado en base a factores como su raza, sus ingresos o su código postal.
Waiting for Health Equity: A Graphic Novel
Today, we can accurately predict a Coloradan’s health outcomes and access to health care based on factors like their race, income, or ZIP code. This is unacceptable.
Waiting for Health Equity: Learn More
Learn more about the factors–like race, income, and ZIP code–that affect a person’s access to care and opportunity to live a healthy life.
Statement: Politician Accountability Act
Center for Health Progress opposes HB 1134 or the Politician Accountability Act due to the harm it will have on immigrant communities, and their health, safety, and productivity.
2016 Annual Report
In 2016, we added three new priority initiatives to our core work areas: immigrant health, payment reform, and integrating the social determinants of health into health care.