CFPB Proposes Prohibiting Inclusion of Medical Debt on Consumer’s Credit Reports
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25th anniversary recap
On August 10, 2023, CCLP celebrated our 25th anniversary, bringing friends new and old to the Carriage House at the Governor's Residence.
A first look at the Medicaid unwind: August 2023
Katie Wallat, CCLP’s Senior Attorney, provided testimony at the August 11, 2023, meeting of the Medical Services Board.
​​Colorado’s medical debt credit reporting law takes effect​
HB23-1126 provides first-in-the-nation protections for Coloradans with medical debt.
Press releases & public statements
PRESS RELEASE: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announces groundbreaking plan to protect Americans from the devastating effects of medical debt
​​Colorado’s medical debt credit reporting law takes effect​
Student-built app to assist Coloradans appeal SNAP overpayment decisions Â
CCLP’s comment on ending the exclusion of DACA recipients from Medicaid and CHIP
PRESS RELEASE: Lydia McCoy to lead CCLP as next executive director
PRESS RELEASE: Medical debt credit reporting legislation signed into law in Colorado
CCLP’s Public Comment on Mental Health Parity for Colorado Medicaid
Earlier this month, Bethany Pray, Interim Executive Director of Colorado Center on Law and Policy, provided the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) with a public comment regarding mental health parity for Colorado Medicaid. Individuals...
CCLP Statement on Health and Hospital Corporation v. Talevski
Last term, we watched as the Supreme Court issued rulings that had wide sweeping consequences for individuals across the country. The Court tipped its hat to the second amendment by expanding the ability to carry guns in public while simultaneously decimating the...
CCLP Opposes Proposition 121: State Income Tax Rate Reduction Grows Inequities
CCLP STRONGLY OPPOSES Proposition 121, which would permanently reduce the state income tax rate for individuals and corporations from 4.55% to 4.40%. This decrease would reduce state revenues by almost $400 million per year. If state revenues fall too far below the...