Bryan Head has worked with a variety of organizations on matters including community and stakeholder engagement, strategic planning, communication and fundraising. He also has experience consulting on policy issues including...
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The Consumer Health Advocacy and Information Network (CHAIN) is a non-profit organization focused on advancing bio-science innovation and market-based ideas for improving access and affordability of health care.
CHAIN was established to bring local community voices into the debate on healthcare and champion the best in bold, creative solutions to fix growing healthcare challenges. Our goal is to move away from polarized political rhetoric to foster more attention on practical solutions for patients and their families.
Our agenda focuses on reducing out of pocket costs for life-saving medicines, increasing access to care, supporting at-risk families and holding the big health care corporations accountable for their actions.
CHAIN’s activities and perspectives are what we like to call ‘a-partisan,’ meaning neither ideology nor partisan politics fits into our mission. Our ideas and actions are strictly solution-driven on behalf of what’s right for healthcare consumers.
We convene community leaders, industry experts, public officials and everyday people a growing number of states region to advocate together for fair solutions for the high cost of healthcare.
Listening, researching and acting. We work to find the collect wisdom of everyday Americans confronting the rising complexity and cost of healthcare.
We blend community input with a search for the best ideas around the country from think tanks, policy makers and industry experts.
From there we encourage consideration, thought and action around how to implement healthcare ideas that are consumer-driven and market-based to maximize consumer benefit.
And we convene community leaders, public servants and other influencers to advocate together for solutions that reshape how healthcare functions in our state.
Too many people and families across the state are struggling to keep up with skyrocketing healthcare costs. We know because we asked. In 2019, we found out that nearly 60 percent of Coloradans, alone, surveyed were either unwilling or unable to seek medical care because of the cost. Similar research is planned for those living in Utah, Arizona and Nevada.
That’s why we do it. Because the U.S. can do better.
And together, we can reshape healthcare.
Bryan Head has worked with a variety of organizations on matters including community and stakeholder engagement, strategic planning, communication and fundraising. He also has experience consulting on policy issues including...
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CHAIN is building partnerships with business, civic and social support organizations throughout the Southwest Region. Check back soon for updates.