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Health care coverage for more than a half-million Coloradans at stake in Obamacare fight at Supreme Court
State law is a backstop to many of the most popular consumer protections in the Affordable Care Act
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Coronavirus will add 500,000 people to Colorado’s Medicaid rolls — with major consequences for the health care system
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Mental health care in Colorado has gone virtual thanks to coronavirus. For some patients, it’s long overdue.
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Colorado is banking on telehealth to slow coronavirus. But many rural hospitals lack necessary resources.
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$10,000-a-day fines and other things to know about Colorado’s new public health insurance option bill
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Colorado vowed to end the waitlist for an adult disability program by 2020. Nearly 3,000 people are still waiting.
The Medicaid program provides 24/7 care for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. The average wait is currently eight years.
Speciality drugs are saving lives in Colorado and beyond. But who should pay for them?
High-profile cases in Colorado expose the disconnect between drug manufacturers and insurance companies in the era of personalized medicine
Colorado hospitals — under increased scrutiny — raised prices and saw more profit, new report says
The report from the Polis administration shows per-patient profits at Colorado hospitals reached their highest level in at least a decade in 2018
Your guide to all the ways health care may be about to change in Colorado
Health care looks to be one of the biggest -- if not the biggest -- fight in the coming legislative session. How it turns out will shape how you receive and pay for medical services in the future.
Medicaid law forcing caregivers to be tracked by GPS inspires privacy backlash from Colorado’s disabled community
The aim is to reduce Medicaid fraud by requiring therapists, respite workers and nurses to log in and verify their location when they visit someone’s home to provide care. But backlash, especially from the parents of children with disabilities, has been fierce.
Colorado may try to import prescription drugs from more countries than just Canada
The idea is one of several lawmakers are drafting, as Gov. Jared Polis’ administration signals a new campaign to fight rising pharmaceutical costs
Colorado hospitals accuse Polis administration of hurting Medicaid patients, as health fight grows nastier
In a letter to the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, hospital executives say onerous rules, outdated processes are putting patients at risk
Colorado officials have finalized their proposal for a public health insurance option. Here’s what we still don’t know about it.
Short answer: There's a lot for lawmakers to fight over, from hospital and insurance company participation to an application for federal approval