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Medicaid & accountability · Prepared testimony
November 9, 2026 · Rob Harris
Prepared comments to the Colorado Commission on Medicaid on rural service access, unpaid family care, and three specific requests for state accountability.
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Medicaid & accountability
October 29, 2026 · Rob Harris
What the October 29 Medicaid medical-frailty ruling changes, what remains, and why Colorado implementation matters for families.
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Written public comment · September 17, 2026
Actual access, appeals, rural workforce realities, paid and unpaid caregiving, assessment accountability, and the difference between savings and cost shifting.
Added to the website November 9, 2026.
Supplemental public comment · September 17, 2026
A call for evidence, provider and CMA accountability, and a clear distinction between improper coaching and legitimate family advocacy.
Added to the website November 9, 2026.
From the archive Braille & literacy
September 2026 · LinkedIn archive
Timely materials, Braille, qualified instruction, and high expectations belong together.
Medicaid & accountability
September 2026 · LinkedIn archive
What members and caregivers should expect after a Medicaid listening session: answers, commitments, and written follow-through.
Education & leadership
August 2026 · LinkedIn archive
The TSBVI Administrator’s Toolbox gives school leaders a place to prepare before a student arrives.
Accessibility & community
August 2026 · LinkedIn archive
A font change at District 51 shows how identifying a barrier and offering a solution can improve access.
Self-advocacy & D.C.
August 2026 · LinkedIn archive
The original announcement of our D.C. delegation and why lived experience belongs in federal policy conversations.
Medicaid & accountability
August 2026 · LinkedIn archive
Transparency, meaningful member participation, and the responsibility to answer difficult questions.
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