Health Reform Headquarters
You've got questions. We've got answers
The Colorado Center on Law and Policy is a strong advocate for health reform that ensures expanded coverage, decreased costs, freedom of choice for consumers, and guaranteed access to quality, affordable health care. A lot of information is floating around about reform, as well as a lot of misinformation and some outright lies. Here you'll find credible, timely information to help understand the debate.
Health Law and Policy Update
The health team at the Colorado Center on Law and Policy produces a weekly e-mail report examining developments in health care reform at the state and federal levels. Check it out for resources to stay informed and continue discussions around health care reform in your communities. Recent editions are linked below. Sign up to receive the update by e-mail.
March 17: Reconciliation package being formulated
March 10: Obama rallies for health care reform
March 4: President moves federal health insurance reform forward
Feb. 25: Federal health summit today
Reform Resources
Health Reform: Frequently Asked (and Answered) Questions
CCLP issued this list to inform Coloradans about why health care is important, what reform looks like, and how the outlandish rumors about reform are flat-out false.
America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009
Wondering what is or is not in the health care bill in Congress? Find out for yourself. Read all 1,017 pages of H.R. 3200.
Side by Side Comparison of Congressional Proposals
The Kaiser Family Foundation provides a clear and accurate comparison of the different proposals being offered in Washington.
Health Care Reform: It is time, Colorado
This CCLP issue brief provides key discussion points about health reform.
August Action Pack
Families USA has put together a helpful packet of materials to help you make your voice heard about reform. Tips for communicating about health reform, how to make the case for reform, state by state analyis of reform benefits, and key policy details are all available here.
FactCheck.org
FactCheck.org provides various articles and analysis that
document some of the false claims and outright lies being made about health care reform.
Reality Check
The White House provides this interactive web site to beat back the outlandish rumors about health reform.
Contact your member of Congress
This is the time to talk with your U.S. Congressional and Senate Representatives. Tell them reform is important to you. They need to hear our voices, not just the voices of D.C. power brokers and partisan attackers.
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