Showing posts with label The Connect Campaign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Connect Campaign. Show all posts

Thursday, July 25, 2013

The Connect Campaign Updates

"Latest on AwDC Medicaid Expansion:  July 2013 Data Dashboard.

Connect Campaign Updates:
  • July 31 - ACC 101 Webinar CANCELLED.  We may reschedule, but much of the same information will be covered in our summit.
  • September 5- Toward a Better Medicaid Summit 2013:  Co-convened with Covering Kids and Families, this event aims to provide context, information, and tools to the upcoming system changes in Medicaid.  Find details and register here.
  • We have posted new resources and new training information on our website.  Please check them out, and check back for more information!
  • Please join us at our next monthly meeting on July 22nd from 1pm to 2:30pm where we will be discussing provider readiness and recruitment strategies.  For more information, contact Aubrey at aubrey.hill@ccmu.org."  [Source:  The Connect Campaign]

Monday, November 19, 2012

Connect Summit 2012: Working Toward a Better Medicaid

"Connect wants to take this opportunity to re-engage with our statewide partners who are so key to this work. We'll be having a lunch summit on December 4th from 11:30am to 4pm at the American Mountaineering Center in Golden.

This will serve as an opportunity to learn from our most recent Medicaid expansion experience and what we need to do to work toward a better Medicaid in Colorado. A draft agenda can be found here.

We are providing lunch at no cost. Please consider joining us for this very important conversation as we move toward an exciting future in Medicaid."  Click here to register.  [Source: The Connect Campaign]

Friday, October 12, 2012

Connect Campaign: Broadening the Focus

"The Connect Campaign recognizes that many issues that AwDC face are also faced by the larger Medicaid population, so we will be shifting the project's focus to making Medicaid more efficient and effective. Read more here." Click here to read more about this shift.  [Source: The Connect Campaign]