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Opinion: Lowering health care costs is essential, but must be done in the right way
By Elizabeth B. Concordia Opinion
Opinion: Colorado’s public option should maximize competition and affordability. Here’s how.
By Billy Wynne Opinion
Opinion: Let’s stop choosing between buying food or healthcare. The urgent need for Medicare-for-all
By Jessica King McLaughlin Opinion
What would happen if the Affordable Care Act — also known as Obamacare — went away?
By Kaiser Health News Health Primary category in which blog post is published
A prominent Republican announces challenge to Jason Crow amid uncertainty GOP can win back 6th District
Steve House, the former state Republican Party chairman, is looking to flip a key U.S. House seat in the 2020 election
Nicolais: Could Hickenlooper clear the field as Cory Gardner did in 2014? Not likely.
John Hickenlooper may be the Colorado version of Joe Biden, a popular general election candidate rejected by a base lurching to the left
Opinion
Colorado’s reinsurance program is the biggest thing to happen to health care in the state in years. It might not last.
With a federal lawsuit looming over the entire Affordable Care Act, are this year’s big insurance savings just a one-time deal?
Colorado lawmakers approved a public option for health insurance. Now the state has to figure out how to actually build it.
A stakeholder meeting in Keystone shows how many different ideas there are on what should be -- and what shouldn’t be -- included in a state-backed health insurance plan.
In rural Colorado, emergency medical services struggle to keep money-losing ambulances rolling
High costs, low rates and scarce job applicants are forcing ambulance services to consolidate, take on new tasks and outsource
Opinion: I’m lucky to be alive, thanks to the Affordable Care Act. We need more protections.
Opinion
Three reasons why Colorado lawmakers spend so much time tinkering with health insurance for a small percentage of people
The individual market dominates discussions at the state Capitol about how to reform health coverage