FAQ here.
Flyer here.
Fact Sheet here.
Federal health care reform became law in March 2010 and requires significant stakeholder input into the implementation efforts in each state. The state will need input from a diverse range of stakeholders in order to move forward with designing better health for children and families. We all want healthier outcomes and the security and peace of mind knowing we have coverage we can count on when we need it. Past and present healthcare reform efforts will help all New Mexicans reach this goal.
The
W.K. Kellogg Foundation awarded
Con Alma Health Foundation (CAHF) a six-month strategic planning grant to help guide New Mexico’s implementation of the federal Patient Pro- tection and Affordability Care Act (PPACA) to improve health outcomes for children and families.
BluePrint for Health New Mexico is a collaborative planning and design effort to provide communities the opportunity to make a difference in developing a state-wide work plan to implement the federal Patient Protection and Affordability Care Act (PPACA) with an emphasis on improving health outcomes in four counties: Bernalillo, Dona Ana, McKinley and San Juan. Ultimately, the goal is to improve health outcomes for vulnerable children and families across New Mexico through the successful implementation of health care reform.
Read the Planning Development Report here . The Final Report and Draft Plan will be available in late September. Visit blueprintnm.org for more information.
Multi-stakeholder Guidance Approach
A BluePrint Advisory Network is being formed to provide guidance and strategic planning, designing and implementation advice to help implement healthcare reform in New Mexico.
The BluePrint Advisory Network will represent a broad and diverse range of interested and engaged stakeholders, including consumers, communities, private and nonprofit
employers and employees, healthcare providers, executive and legislative policy makers, and local, state and tribal governments.
Project Co-Directors
If you have any questions, comments, or would like to be part of the Blueprint Advisory Network, please contact Project Co-Directors:
Roxane Spruce Bly
roxane.bly@gmail.com / (505) 239-0240
Charlotte Roybal
charlotte@policyconnections.org / (505) 930-0563
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