Past Events

"On February 27th, a Hill Day breakfast will be held with keynote speakers. After breakfast, 500 rare disease advocates will go to Capitol Hill to meet with their Senators, Representatives, and Congressional staffers to discuss key legislation, policies and the Rare Disease Congressional Caucus. Later in the evening, the Rare Artist Reception will feature the 2019 Rare Artist contest winning artwork and highlight the importance of art as therapy for rare disease patients."

“Medicare for All? Something Else? What Would You Do?” - Robert K. Smoldt, MBA, Associate Director Healthcare Delivery and Policy Program, ASU; Emeritus CAO, Mayo Clinic In this session, Mr. Smoldt will describe three different health reform directions which the US could use to get the country to universal coverage — one direction would be “Medicare for All/Single Payer”. The other two would include: (2) the Federal Employees Health Benefit Program w private insurance option and (3) build on the…

During the event the Governor and Lt. Governor will present the second iteration of the Roadmap for the Office of Saving People Money on Health Care. *Updated Location as of 2/26/20* Please join us at the Colorado State Capitol Building in the West Foyer.

Type One Nation is a free, all-day educational summit for anyone impacted by T1D. Adult T1Ds, parents and supporters can attend sessions specific to nutrition, mental health, sports, and technology just to name a few. Children ages 3-11 are invited to enjoy a fun-filled day at KidNation, which features arts and crafts, special guest presentations, and diabetes education activities. For our audience ages 12-17, our Teen Nation full-day program will be offered featuring fun games, technology, trivia and more! Siblings…

Chronic Disease Awareness Day is an opportunity to educate our lawmakers about chronic diseases and vital healthcare issues in Colorado. Please join us to share your story, what matters most to you, and your support for a healthier Colorado. For more details and registration click here: https://www.chroniccarecollaborative.org/register/

The 10th Annual Rocky Mountain Blood Cancer Conference will be held on April 4, 2020 at the Gaylord Rockies, Aurora.  Don’t miss out on this full day of blood cancer education!  This is a free event and is open to blood cancer patients, caregivers, family members, friends, healthcare professionals and generally interested individuals. To register, visit : www.etouches.com/RMBCC20

CCLP’s Allison Neswood, Esq., will explain the implications and limits of the new federal public charge rules in the next Lunch-Hour Webinar, May 15, 2020 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Register online here.