CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Mar 27, 2025
Read about the latest advocacy efforts at the Capitol, an update from 2025’s record-breaking Match Day, and more.
Archived Newsletters
Here you’ll find a searchable archive of our past newsletters. Enjoy!
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Mar. 20, 2025
Single-day rate available for the Annual Summit, survey findings from Colorado respondents about how federal policies are impacting primary care practices and patients.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Mar. 13, 2025
Speak Out in support of Medicaid funding, learn the latest state advocacy updates, CDC guidance on measles, and more.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Feb 27, 2025
Read about CAFP’s mental health stigma legislation, represent Colorado at NCCL, register for the Annual Summit, and join the upcoming Health Equity Champions cohort.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Feb. 20, 2025
upcoming educational opportunities, AAFP’s leadership conference, and the Annual Summit agenda.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Feb. 6, 2025
Clinical guidelines and critical resources in light of federal developments, plus Medicaid office hours, an update on CAFP’s prior authorization law, and academy happenings.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Jan. 30, 2025
Immigration resources, an open letter to CAFP members regarding our commitment amid federal developments, become a health equity champion, and advocacy updates.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Jan. 23, 2025
Read the latest Colorado FP magazine, plus education opportunities from CAFP partners.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Jan. 16, 2025
Practice compliance and public health updates for family physicians. This newsletter also includes engagement opportunities on the state and national levels.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Jan. 9, 2025
State and Federal Advocacy Updates, plus educational opportunities.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Dec. 19, 2024
Happy holidays from the CAFP team, CAFP signs on to letter urging congress to extend enhanced premium tax credits, and other academy happenings.
CAFP Weekly Newsletter for Dec. 12, 2024
Statement on medicaid crisis and state budget challenges, updated child safety laws, volunteer as Doctor of the Day.