The ORIGINAL Colorado nonprofit fighting for publicly-funded universal health care for everyone. Me
HCAC is a 501 (c)(4) nonprofit social welfare organization which began in 2001 in response to the increasing numbers of Coloradans who are not able to secure basic health care in our current health care system. HCAC views health care reform as both a human rights issue and an economic necessity, advocating for the adoption of a single-payer system which ensures that all Coloradans have access to affordable and comprehensive health care services.
22/01/2020
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HCAC Newsletter January 2020 We are the leading organization working for a publicly-funded universal health care system for all Coloradans.
What role did systemic racism play in the development of today's fractured, dysfunctional health care system? Check out this disturbing bit of history from our friends at Healthcare-NOW! and ask yourself why we tolerate paying twice as much as other countries to continue this injustice.
10/08/2018
There's a new super-villain in town. Insurers + Pharma + Hospitals + other bad actors have banded together to fight common sense and preserve/magnify their outsized profits. Beware the "Partnership for America’s Health Care Future," which strongly opposes .
Fearing ‘blue wave,’ drug, insurance companies build single-payer defense Powerful health-care interests worried that a Democratic “blue wave” could give new energy to single-payer health-care legislation have created a new group to take on the issue.
10/08/2018
There's a new super-villain on the block. Pharma + Insurers + Hospitals + other bad actors have banded together to fight against common sense and preserve/magnify the failings of our current health care system for their own economic benefit. Beware the "Partnership for America’s Health Care Future."
Fearing ‘blue wave,’ drug, insurance companies build single-payer defense Powerful health-care interests worried that a Democratic “blue wave” could give new energy to single-payer health-care legislation have created a new group to take on the issue.
A good primer on US health care costs. now!