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Contact CBGH email or call 303-922-0939 to request information and membership details. |
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| The mission | n is to have local employers play an active and enthusiastic role in collaboration with health plans, providers and purchasers to be a catalyst in promoting cost effective delivery of quality health care to the benefit of the community. | ||||
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to utilize patient satisfaction information to empower health care consumers
to become wise purchasers of health care in our community. n to collaboratively develop performance standards for purchasers and consumers to choose health plans based on quality of care and value. n to develop a forum to negotiate with Colorado health plans and providers on cost and quality of care. |
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| What is a business coalition on health? | The Colorado Business Group on
Health (CBGH) began in 1995 when a number of area companies began to look
at their common interests in purchasing health benefits for over 250,000
employees, retirees and their families at a cost of over $410 million annually.
These private and public sector companies agreed to formalize as members
of a private, non-profit organization. The mission of CBGH is to have local
employers play an active and enthusiastic role in partnership with health
plans, providers and purchasers to be a catalyst in promoting cost effective
delivery of quality medical care to the benefit of the community.
The formation of the Colorado Business Group on Health is part of a national movement toward employer led activity to promote value in healthcare purchasing in our communities. 22 Other Health Care Coalitions Alabama Healthcare Council |
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Why should my company join? |
Membership n Employers dominate membership, but governments, consumers, organized labor and health care providers or insurers may be included. n Employers represent two-thirds of members and 7.7 million employees. n Most coalitions are 50 members or less. n Average budget is $232,000, primarily funded by dues. Products and Services Sources for Data Initiatives Source: Cronin, Carol, and Kunkle, Catherine. Accountability and Quality in Health Care; The New Responsibility. Business Coalitions on Health: An examination of Their Activities and Impact, pp. 79-103. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. 1995 |
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