Articles By John Ingold
Colorado has the highest teen vaping rate in the country. Why hasn’t it seen more cases of lung illness?
The state Health Department has a team of epidemiologists hunting for answers -- and overlooked cases
Colorado’s reinsurance program could fall $50 million short next year, according to health insurer estimates
State wouldn’t be on the hook for cost overruns, but they could cause insurers to raise rates again for 2021
Hospital profits / Doomed ash trees / Colorado’s opioid settlement strategy / A preview of our multi-newsroom collaboration / And much, much more: Friday template
Your guided tour through Colorado news, compiled by your friends at The Sun.
Denver-area hospitals made a record $2 billion in profits in 2018, according to a new report
Many Colorado hospitals outside of the metro area also saw strong profitability
Colorado isn’t part of settlement with opioid maker Purdue Pharma; attorney general calls offer “inadequate”
Colorado is suing Purdue, maker of the potent painkiller OxyContin, and the Sackler family, which owns the pharmaceutical giant, in state court
Critics worried Colorado’s new law capping insulin costs would raise insurance rates. It hasn’t.
The law could save patients hundreds of dollars a month, but it’s still unclear how many will benefit
As Polis touts price drops from Summit County health insurance alliance, hospitals are skeptical it can work statewide
The Peak Health Alliance will save people thousands of dollars a year, Gov. Jared Polis said Monday
For Colorado’s diversifying population of children, advocates fear a census undercount
The annual Kids Count report says counties with high rates of poverty and non-white children are most at risk of not being counted accurately
Sunriser: TABOR ballot question explained. The first woman to complete a U.S. marathon / Hick’s Senate bid / An Arkansas River rebuild / So much more
Your guided tour through Colorado news, compiled by your friends at The Sun.
