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This year’s state tax return includes a […]By Guest Contributor|2022-03-15T15:56:46+00:00March 15th, 2022|0 CommentsRead More 2021 Year in Review Enrollment Report The 2021 calendar year saw continued increases among Health First Colorado (Colorado’s - [Talking with Clients About Public Charge Concerns](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/talking-with-clients-about-public-charge-concerns/) - Updated May 2021 While fear and confusion around the public charge rule continue to keep people from signing up for health coverage and scare some into disenrolling, there are best practices you can use to answer questions and increase confidence in enrolling for your clients. First, it is crucial to remember that unless you are - [What is Emergency Medicaid and why should you talk to your clients about it?](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/what-is-emergency-medicaid-and-why-should-you-talk-to-your-clients-about-it/) - Emergency Medicaid is a program for Coloradans who are not eligible for regular Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) benefits, to have emergency health care expenses covered. Emergency Medicaid is a program run by the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) that pays for emergency health care services for eligible, uninsured non-citizens. - [Tax Help and New Tax Time Enrollment](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/tax-help-and-new-tax-time-enrollment/) - CKF gathered resources to help assisters and families with the confusing but important tax filing process. This year’s state tax return includes a new opportunity for uninsured Coloradans to get connected to health coverage. Tax Resources Free Tax help: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA): Free tax help for people who make $58,000 or less annually, - [2021 Year in Review Enrollment Report](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/2021-year-in-review-enrollment-report/) - The 2021 calendar year saw continued increases among Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) enrollment steady decreases in Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). The total number of people enrolled in Health First Colorado MAGI programs and CHP+ programs increased by 129,579 or 10.3 % from the beginning of January to the end of December 2021. - [Little Known Medicaid Benefits: Health Insurance Buy-In Program](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/little-known-medicaid-benefits-health-insurance-buy-in-program/) - This post is part of an ongoing series called Little Known Medicaid Benefits. The series explains types of uncommon benefits, including eligibility requirements and how to help clients apply. This edition focuses on the Colorado Health Insurance Buy-In program. Other topics in the series include: Little Known Medicaid Benefits: Burial Assistance Program What you should - [Public Charge 101](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/what-is-public-charge-2/) - Updated May 2021 What is Public Charge? The public charge test applies when someone applies for a visa to enter the U.S., when an individual in the U.S. applies to become a Lawful Permanent Resident (i.e. Green Card Holder) or when a Lawful Permanent Resident re-enters the U.S. after being abroad for more than 6 - [Assisting COFA Migrants with Health Coverage](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/assisting-cofa-migrants-with-health-coverage/) - Background The Compact of Free Association (COFA) is an agreement created in 1986 between the U.S. and the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, and the Republic of Palau. Individuals from these islands who come to the U.S. are often called either COFA migrants or COFA citizens. We will be using - [Understanding the American Rescue Plan Act in Colorado: Health First Colorado and CHP+](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/understanding-the-american-rescue-plan-act-in-colorado-health-first-colorado-and-chp/) - This post is part of our series called Understanding the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) in Colorado – where we explain aspects of the ARPA that relate to health coverage, and other information relevant to you and your clients. This blog post, the second in the series, focuses on how the ARPA impacts Medicaid and - [2021 CHAS Highlights Importance of Continuous Eligibility for Maintaining Coverage](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/2021-chas-highlights-importance-of-continuous-eligibility-for-maintaining-coverage/) - [2020 Census in Review](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/2020-census-in-review/) - Last year, CKF published a blog from guest contributor Cass Christopher about the importance of completing the 2020 Census. This blog follows up on that discussion and dives into some 2020 Census results and the impact of those results going forward. Despite challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic and concern of a citizenship question, Coloradans overwhelmingly - [Talking to Clients about the CHP+ State Managed Care Network Transition](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/chpstatemanagedcarenetworktransition/) - Background: In Colorado, Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) manage services for people enrolled in Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). Historically, children enrolled in CHP+ would start in the State Managed Care Network (SMCN), and then transition to their MCO. Pregnant people enrolled in CHP+ would remain in the SMCN for their entire time enrolled in CHP+. - [2021 State Legislative Session Comes to an End](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/2021-state-legislative-session-comes-to-an-end/) - Written by Cass Christopher, Colorado Community Health Network The Colorado General Assembly adjourned the 2021 legislative session on Tuesday, June 9. Legislators passed a total of 502 bills during this year’s legislative session, many related to health care. HB21-1232, Standardized Benefit Plan Colorado Option, was the legislature’s attempt at establishing a public health insurance option - [Addressing COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/addressing-covid-19-vaccine-hesitancy/) - As of early June, about 41% of people living in the United States are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Studies show that people who are vaccinated are far less likely to get seriously sick from COVID-19 or the COVID-19 variants. Bottom line: the vaccines are working. However, the number of people in the United States who - [Little Known Medicaid Benefits: Burial Assistance Program](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/little-known-medicaid-benefits-burial-assistance-program/) - This blog is part of an ongoing series about little-known Medicaid benefits. An overview of Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) is available on CKF’s Program and Systems webpage. This post explains the burial assistance benefits that are available for individuals who were receiving public assistance or Medical Assistance benefits at the time of their - [What is Public Charge?](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/what-is-public-charge/) - What is Public Charge? On August 14, 2019, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, published a final public charge rule after proposing a change in late 2018. Until October 14, 2019, the definition of “public charge” is a person who is “likely to become primarily dependent on the - [Understanding the American Rescue Plan Act in Colorado: Private and Marketplace Insurance](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/understanding-the-american-rescue-plan-act-in-colorado-private-and-marketplace-insurance/) - President Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus plan, called the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), was signed in to law mid-March. The plan includes some exciting changes for how Coloradans can access and afford health care. This blog post is the first in a series called Understanding the American Rescue Plan in Colorado. The series will explain - [Understanding the American Rescue Plan Act in Colorado: Economic, Housing, and Food Assistance](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/understanding-the-american-rescue-plan-act-in-colorado-economic-housing-and-food-assistance/) - If you have been reading the posts in this series, Understanding the American Rescue Plan Act in Colorado, you know that the American Rescue Plan (ARPA) will have big impacts on how Coloradans can afford and access health coverage. This post includes some of the non-health aspects of the law. The ARPA makes many changes - [COVID-19 Polices and Impacts Cause Continued Increase in Enrollment in 2020](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/covid-19-polices-and-impacts-cause-continued-increase-in-enrollment-in-2020/) - The 2020 calendar year saw large increases among Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) enrollment in Q2, 3, and 4 and a combination of increases and decreases in Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). Enrollment in Health First Colorado’s in non-disability programs (i.e. Modified Adjusted Gross Income – MAGI programs) and CHP+ increased by 175,137, or - [2020 Year-in-Review](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/2020-year-in-review/) - 2020 was a year of change in many ways, with many new stressors – whether personal, professional, emotional, or financial. Despite these challenges, we wanted to highlight some 2020 successes in how low-income Coloradans can access, retain, and afford coverage, as well as what we are looking forward to in 2021. Throughout the year, we - [Continued Increase in Health First Colorado and CHP+ Enrollment in 2020 Q3](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/continued-increase-in-health-first-colorado-and-chp-enrollment-in-2020-q3/) - Enrollment in Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) continued to increase throughout Q3, July through September of 2020. Enrollment in Health First Colorado’s non-disability programs including Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) and CHP+ increased by a combined total of 54,714 individuals, or 4.7 percent of the enrolled population. Specifically, - [Reminder: Complete the Census by September 30!](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/reminder-complete-the-census-by-september-30/) - Written by Cass Christopher, Colorado Community Health Network As of September 15, only 91.9% of Colorado households were counted in the 2020 Census, leaving a significant portion of Coloradans undercounted. A complete and accurate count is critical for you and your community, as the results of the 2020 Census will affect state and local funding - [Understanding the Surge in Health First Colorado and CHP+ Enrollment](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/understanding-the-surge-in-health-first-colorado-and-chp-enrollment/) - Due to COVID-19’s impact on the economy and increase in unemployment, many Coloradans are expected to become newly eligible for Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). The total number of enrolled members will only grow because during this time members are not being disenrolled unless the member voluntarily terminates - [Resources for Assisters and Clients During COVID-19](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/resources-for-assisters-and-clients-during-covid-19/) - With schools and non-essential businesses continuing to be closed, life has not gone back to ‘normal’ yet for most people. CKF gathered resources to help assisters and families during this public health crisis. This list is not exhaustive and is intended to give a broad range of resources for all populations. Food: Colorado Department of - [Continued Decrease in Health First Colorado and CHP+ Enrollment in 2019](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/continued-decrease-in-health-first-colorado-and-chp-enrollment-in-2019/) - Enrollment in Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+ – Colorado’s CHIP Program) continued to drop throughout 2019. Enrollment in Health First Colorado’s in non-disability programs (i.e. Modified Adjusted Gross Income, or MAGI programs) and CHP+ decreased by 56,282, or 4.9 percent, in 2019. In 2019, the total number of - [Exploring the Decrease in Health First Colorado and CHP+ Enrollment](https://ckf.cchn.org/blog/exploring-the-decrease-in-health-first-colorado-and-chp-enrollment/) - Enrollment in Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+ – Colorado’s CHIP Program) is dropping throughout 2019. Enrollment in both programs has decreased by 44,228, or 3.9%, from January to September 2019. The total number of adults, pregnant adults, and children enrolled in non-disability programs (i.e. Modified Adjusted Gross Income, ## Pages - [Home](https://ckf.cchn.org/) - Background Circle Our Mission Covering Kids and Families works to improve how people in Colorado apply for, enroll in, and stay enrolled in health coverage. MEETINGS CKF hosts quarterly meetings to connect community-based enrollment assisters with state agencies for program updates and information sharing. MEETINGS NEWSLETTERS CKF distributes a monthly newsletter that includes health coverage - [Health Coverage for Immigrants](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/health-coverage-for-immigrants/) - Handouts for ClientsHCPF: Health coverage comparison tool for immigrants English: Health Coverage Comparison Tool Español: Herramienta de comparación de seguros de salud en Colorado Updated September 2024 HCPF: Colorado Public Charge information English: Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) and Public Charge Español: Health First Colorado (el programa de Medicaid de Colorado) y la regla - [Newsletter Archive](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/newsletter-sign-up/newsletter-archive/) - Newsletter Archive June 2026 CKF Newsletter May 2026 CKF Newsletter April 2026 CKF Newsletter March 2026 CKF Newsletter February 2026 CKF Newsletter January 2026 CKF Newsletter December 2025 CKF Newsletter November 2025 CKF Newsletter Open Enrollment Reminders and Resources October 2025 CKF Newsletter September 2025 CKF Newsletter August 2025 CKF Newsletter July 2025 CKF Newsletter - [Handouts and Job Aids](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/handouts-and-job-aids/) - Handouts for ClientsCKF: New member’s guide to Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) members English: Newly Enrolled? What’s Next? Español: ¿Nueva inscripción? ¿Qué sigue? Updated September 2021 CKF: Next steps for a client who just learned that they lost Medicaid English: Did you Lose Medicaid? Español: ¿Perdió su cobertura de Medicaid? - [CKF Quarterly Meeting](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/monthly-meetings/) - Our Next MeetingAugust 21, 2026 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. Attend Zoom Meeting Note: Registration is required. After registering, you can add the invitation and calendar reminder to your calendar. Register HereAgenda Meetings include presentations from the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing and Connect for Health Colorado. View Agenda Meeting InformationCKF quarterly meetings - [Our Staff](https://ckf.cchn.org/our-staff/) - Erin VarnumCKF Policy AnalystErin coordinates and implements projects to support Covering Kids and Families’ network of community-based enrollment assisters. She joined CKF in September 2023. Erin earned a bachelor’s degree in anthropology of global health from the University of Vermont, and has past experience as a health advocate at a Rhode Island-based non-profit helping people - [Our Work](https://ckf.cchn.org/our-work/) - Covering Kids and Families works to improve how people in Colorado apply for, enroll in, and stay enrolled in health coverage. We accomplish this by supporting assisters at community-based organizations, bridging the experiences of community-based enrollment assisters with state agencies, and advocating for policy and systems improvements. The health coverage programs we focus on are - [Newsletter ](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/newsletter-sign-up/) - CKF publishes a monthly newsletter that includes summaries of policy and systems changes for Health First Colorado, Child Health Plan Plus, and Connect for Health Colorado, as well as state and national resources for assisters, training opportunities, job openings, and other timely information. In addition, signing up also ensures you receive invitations for our upcoming - [Quarterly Meeting Notes](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/monthly-meetings/meeting-notes/) - Meeting Notes Sorted By Most Recent August 15, 2025 May 16, 2025 February 21, 2025 November 15, 2024 August 16, 2024 May 17, 2024 February 23, 2024 December 15, 2023 August 18, 2023 May 19, 2023 March 17, 2023 - [Program & Rule Changes](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/advocacy/program-rule-changes/) - Program and Rule Changes 2025Program and Rule Changes 2024Program and Rule Changes 2023Program and Rule Changes 2022Program and Rule Changes 2021Program and Rule Changes 2020Program and Rule Changes 2019Program and Rule Changes 2018Program and Rule Changes 2017Program and Rule Changes 2016Program and Rule Changes 2015Program and Rule Changes 2014Program and Rule Changes 2013Program and Rule - [Medicaid Unwind Resources](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/medicaid-unwind-resources/) - Publications & Resources Handouts for Clients: Next steps for a patient who just learned that they lost Medicaid English: Did you Lose Medicaid? Español: ¿Perdió su cobertura de Medicaid? How to submit a late renewal, including information on the 90-day redetermination period English: How to Submit a Late Renewal for Medicaid Español: Cómo presentar una - [Enrollment Analyses](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/handouts-and-job-aids/quarterly-reports/) - CKF issues analyses on enrollment in Health First Colorado and Child Health Plan Plus. These analyses are based on enrollment data published by the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing. 2023 Quarterly Analyses2022 Quarterly Analyses2021 Quarterly Analyses2020 Quarterly Analyses2019 Quarterly Analyses2018 Quarterly Analyses2017 Quarterly Analyses2016 Quarterly Analyses2015 Quarterly Analyses2014 Quarterly Analyses2023 Quarterly Analyses 2023 - [Our Work](https://ckf.cchn.org/our-work-2/) - Support Providing Support for Community-Based OrganizationsColoradans turn to trusted community-based organizations when they need help with health coverage. That is why we support a state-wide network of community-based organizations. One of our key activities is connecting community-based organizations with the information they need to help Coloradans apply for, enroll in, and retain health coverage. Bridge - [Contact Us](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/contact-us/) - Email Us Your First Name (required) Your Last Name (required) Your Email (required) Your Message Please leave this field empty. Δ × Phone Office: (303) 861-5165 Fax: (303) 861-5315 Address 600 Grant Street Suite 800 Denver, CO 80203 WordPress Map Plugin - [Medicaid Manual](https://ckf.cchn.org/medicaid-manual/) - [Programs & Systems](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/advocacy/programs-systems/) - Health Coverage Programs CKF’s work focuses on three main health coverage programs: Health First Colorado, CHP+, and financial assistance through Connect for Health Colorado. Health Coverage Programs CKF’s work focuses on three main health coverage programs: Health First Colorado, CHP+, and financial assistance through Connect for Health Colorado. Health First Colorado What: Colorado’s Medicaid program, - [404](https://ckf.cchn.org/404-2/) - Oops, it looks this page is not here. - [Get Involved](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/assister-support/get-involved/) - Attend a Meeting We’re working to improve how Coloradans access and retain health coverage. Help us achieve our mission by joining a CKF meeting. READ MORE Follow Us to Stay Connected Get updates on our work, national and state health coverage news, and more by following us on Facebook, our blog, and Twitter. Sign Up - [Advocacy](https://ckf.cchn.org/about/advocacy/) - This is an example of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. 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You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside of WordPress. ## Timeline - [2018](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2018/) - CKF Publishes Annual Report and Launches New Logo CKF publishes its first annual report, and launches a new logo. - [2009](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2009/) - CKF Publishes First Maze Report and Quarterly Enrollment Analysis CKF publishes The Maze and our first Quarterly Enrollment Analysis. - [2017](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2017/) - CKF Hosts Building Better Health CKF takes over the administration for the Building Better Health Conference through a grant from the Colorado Health Foundation. The 2017 conference is held on September 25 and 26. - [2015](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2015-2/) - CKF Advocates for the Children's Health Insurance Program With All Kids Covered, CKF advocates for CHIP reauthorization. In May, CHIP is reauthorized until September 2017 through MACRA. - [2014](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2014/) - CKF Monitors 12-Month Continuous Eligibility After 12-month continuous eligibility for children with Medicaid and CHP+ was passed in the state legislature, CKF works with HCPF to monitor implementation. - [2013](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2013-2/) - CKF Trains Assisters CKF staff work with the PEAK Outreach Initiative and HCPF to design and provide ACA trainings to community-based assisters across Colorado. - [2013](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2013/) - CKF Supports Assisters and Monitors Implementation Several pieces of state legislation remove barriers to coverage. CKF educates assisters about the changes and monitors implementation. Removal of the Medicaid and CHP+ eligibility stairstep Enhanced coverage for pregnant women with Medicaid Removal of bar for state employees to enroll in CHP+ Removal of 3-month waiting period for - [2018](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2018-2/) - CKF Hosts Building Better Health CKF organizes and convenes the the 2018 Building Better Health conference on October 15 and 16. - [2017 - 2018](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2017-2018/) - CKF Advocates for the Children's Health Insurance Program CKF works with All Kids Covered to ensure that Colorado’s congressional delegation understands the value of reauthorizing CHIP for Colorado’s kids and pregnant women. Funding for CHIP through 2027 is passed in February 2018. - [2016](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2016-2/) - CKF Supports Outreach to Community Corrections After HCPF makes Medicaid available for people in community corrections, CKF convenes several meetings to discuss outreach to people in community corrections facilities. - [2016](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2016/) - CKF Advocates for Coloradans with Seasonal Income CKF advocates for solutions to reduce churn for people with seasonal income, including annualized income methodology. HCPF implements the annualized income methodology in 2016. - [2015 - 2016](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2015-2016/) - CKF Advocates for System Fixes The removal of the five-year bar to enroll in Medicaid or CHP+ for lawfully present children and pregnant women is implemented in June. CKF coalition members identify a system error, and staff advocate for a fix that is implemented in 2016. - [2015](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2015/) - CKF Advocates for System Fixes CKF works with HCPF to understand and address CHP+ caseload fluctuations, ultimately resulting is a system change which keeps more eligible kids enrolled in CHP+. - [2014](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2014-2/) - CKF Expands Mission After Colorado expands Medicaid to adults without dependent children and launches a health insurance marketplace, CKF expands our focus to include adults and marketplace programs. CKF's coalition membership increases to 400+ community-based organizations, agencies, and individuals. - [2010 - 2014](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2010-2014/) - CKF Influences Colorado's Implementation of the ACA The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is signed into law on March 23, 2010. The law extends CHIP until September 2015, creates insurance exchanges, offers states the option to expand Medicaid, and extends many consumer protections. CKF attends state-level stakeholder discussions to ensure that implementation does - [2010 - 2011](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2010-2011/) - CKF Influences the Creation of the PEAK Application CKF participates in the PEAK Steering Committee to provide feedback on the new electronic application which launches in 2011. - [2007 - 2009](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2007-2009/) - CKF Advocates for the Children's Health Insurance Program CKF joins the SCHIP Reauthorization Coalition. President Obama signs the Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA), extending CHIP through September 2013. - [2006 - 2011](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2006-2011/) - CKF Proposed Solutions to Reduce Barriers CKF works to ensure that the citizenship and identity requirements introduced by the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA), do not create unnecessary barriers to eligible families. Electronic identity checks, one solution which CKF advocates for, is implemented in 2011. - [2006](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2006/) - CKF Receives Local Support The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ends their Covering Kids and Families initiative, however the CKF project remains at CCHN with continued support from local foundations. - [2002](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2002/) - CKF Started Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN), receives a grant through the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Covering Kids and Families initiative to start the Colorado Covering Kids and Families (CKF) project in partnership with Colorado Children’s Campaign and Catholic Charities. - [2002-2006](https://ckf.cchn.org/ckf_our_history_timeline/2002-2006/) - CKF Coalition Built CKF builds a coalition of 200 community-based organizations, agencies, and individuals. The coalition influences policy to improve public health care programs and eliminate barriers for children and families. ## Events - [CKF Coalition May Meeting](https://ckf.cchn.org/event/ckf-coalition-may-meeting/) - *****CANCELLED***** CKF convenes monthly meetings for Colorado’s health coverage assisters to learn from and discuss issues with state agencies and their peers. Attend In-person 600 Grant Street, Suite 800 Denver, CO 80203 Or Attend Remotely 669-900-6833 Access Code: 556394280 Join Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/556394280 - [CKF Coalition March Meeting](https://ckf.cchn.org/event/ckf-coalition-monthly-meeting/) - CKF convenes monthly meetings for Colorado’s health coverage assisters to learn from and discuss issues with state agencies and their peers. Attend In-person 600 Grant Street, Suite 800 Denver, CO 80203 Or Attend Remotely 669-900-6833 Access Code: 556394280 Join Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/556394280 - [CKF Coalition April Meeting](https://ckf.cchn.org/event/290/) - CKF convenes monthly meetings for Colorado’s health coverage assisters to learn from and discuss issues with state agencies and their peers. ## Categories - [Blog](https://ckf.cchn.org/category/blog/) ## Category - [Our History](https://ckf.cchn.org/timeline-category/our-history/) ## Event Categories - [Coalition Monthly](https://ckf.cchn.org/events/category/coalition-monthly/)