The public health and economic crises that have been created by the COVID-19 pandemic have created a great deal of uncertainty and highlighted the need for a robust and responsive safety net. In Colorado and across the country, government, business, the nonprofit...
by Adam Fox, Director of Strategic Engagement Colorado’s budget is in a bit of a tight spot thanks to limits set through the state constitution and the Tax Payer Bill of Rights (TABOR). Some state lawmakers have begun targeting the Medicaid program (the state run...
by Adela Flores-Brennan, Executive Director Time after time, we are reminded that advocacy is, more often than not, a long game. I recently read an article about the convergence of several major policy gains within the space of a couple of weeks. The author of that...
by Ryan Biehle, Policy & Legislative Associate On Medicaid’s 50th anniversary, it’s worth a look back at how the biggest expansion in the program’s history has helped Coloradans. In Colorado, we place a lot of value on common-sense solutions that make our...
by Ryan Biehle, Policy Associate 50% of low income Coloradans may move in and out of Medicaid or commercial coverage with financial assistance eligibility over the course of a year. This issue – commonly called “churn” – is caused by income fluctuations and can have...
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