The move means people currently covered by the insurer will need to find new health care coverage this summer
Division of Insurance
Why every public rate hearing for the Colorado Option health insurance plans got canceled
The public rate hearings would have exposed more details on how health insurers and hospitals negotiate prices. But the debate over the Jared Polis-backed health insurance reform continues.
How to fight a medical bill, according to the experts in Colorado
Six tips from Colorado experts for how to fight expensive medical bills on your own
Why Colorado is taking a gamble with failing insurer Friday Health Plans
State regulators are hoping the so-called “insurtech” company can stay solvent in the state through the end of the year
Health insurer Friday Health Plans goes under, leaving 30,000 Coloradans needing to find new coverage next year
Friday Health Plans’ announcement comes after it hit regulatory turmoil in Texas and other states
Lo que los coloradenses necesitan saber para renovar Medicaid ya que muchos podrían perder su cobertura
Hasta 325,000 personas podrían perder su cobertura de Medicaid en Colorado a lo largo del año que viene. Esta guía te dirá cómo guiarte por el proceso de renovación.
What Coloradans need to know about renewing Medicaid as many face losing their coverage
As many as 325,000 people could lose Medicaid coverage in Colorado over the coming year. This guide will tell you how to navigate that.
More than 300,000 Coloradans could soon lose Medicaid coverage. Here’s what to know.
The Colorado Sun is hosting a free, virtual panel discussion to talk about the end of the federal public health emergency and how people can find new health insurance coverage
How a Texas judge’s Affordable Care Act ruling could impact health insurance coverage in Colorado
Colorado law protects coverage for preventive services — but that protection doesn’t extend to all insurance plans in the state
Health insurers balk at price demands in Colorado governor’s signature health insurance program
In new regulatory filings, insurers say they cannot lower prices enough to meet the Colorado Option’s goals