Strategic collaborations CPCQC actively partners with state health entities and national organizations (Colorado Hospital Association, Colorado Department of Health and Public Environment, CDC, Vermont Oxford Network, March of Dimes) which indicates a strong network approach. Use this to position integrated solution offerings that complement existing partnerships and expand reach within Colorado’s healthcare ecosystem.

Behavioral health expansion IMPACT BH program demonstrates CPCQC’s focus on perinatal behavioral health and substance use, with multi-county rollouts and cross-agency collaboration. Sales opportunities exist in expanding behavioral health coordination platforms, screening tools, and integrated care workflows for PMHCs.

Perinatal outcomes data The reliance on data-driven, evidence-based practices and use of CO APCD claims for evaluating care signals a readiness to adopt advanced analytics, dashboards, and data integration solutions to measure outcomes, costs, and utilization during the perinatal period.

Educational partnerships Recent partnerships with health systems (San Luis Valley Health) to expand OB nursing education suggest demand for training, certification programs, and continuing education platforms to strengthen perinatal care capabilities.

Growth and funding profile Revenue range indicates a small-to-mid nonprofit with active program expansion and multi-year initiatives. There is potential for grant-ready solutions, grant-writing support, and scalable technology that fits nonprofit budgets while enabling broader program deployment.