Member Advisory Councils

What Does a Member Advisory Council Do?

Our Member Advisory Councils give members a voice in our projects. Family members and caregivers can also be a part of the council. Council members come from different communities and areas. The useful insight they give helps us serve our members better. This gives us new ways to think about how we:

• Provide member education
• Outreach to members
• Address the needs of members
• Work through service challenges
• Work with community partners

We make sure that programs and services we offer are member-reviewed and member-driven.

How Do I Join a Member Advisory Council?

Colorado Access members and their families and caregivers can apply to be on our Member Advisory Councils. We’re looking for people who:

• Can see the big picture.
• Have an interest in health care.
• Can work on a team.
• Can come to meetings every other month.
• Want to help make services better for all members.

To apply, fill out a brief application form. You can also email us at GetInvolved@coaccess.com.

Who Can Go to Member Advisory Council Meeting?

Member advisory council meetings are only for council members. If you’re interested, we encourage you to apply to be part of the council. If you’d like to attend an advisory meeting, our Program Improvement Advisory Committee meetings are open to the public