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Denver’s Rose Medical Center, celebrating 70 years, created a culture that countered post-war discrimination
Rose became the first Denver hospital to grant privileges to a black physician. Its emphasis on inclusivity endured through a contentious sale and shifting health care industry.
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Colorado officials have finalized their proposal for a public health insurance option. Here’s what we still don’t know about it.
By John Ingold Health Primary category in which blog post is published
Opinion: Here’s why some Colorado families are dropping Medicaid coverage for their kids
By Jessica Dunbar Opinion
Opinion: Let’s celebrate our nation’s heroes — and hidden heroes — this November
By A.W. Schnellbacher Opinion
Opinion: Veterans’ sacrifice has earned our lasting gratitude — and the promise of quality, affordable health care kept
By Steve House Opinion
Colorado’s reinsurance program has been lauded as a way to reduce health care costs. Here’s the fine print.
A reduction in the amount many Coloradans receive in tax credits could lead to a health insurance price increase for thousands -- that is unless they shop around for a better deal
Why both hospitals and insurance companies are so worried about a Colorado “state option” plan
State health care officials have until Nov. 15 to put together a final “state option” proposal for the legislature
Paging Dr. Algorithm: How AI and other new tech are changing care in Colorado hospitals
UCHealth and HealthONE use advanced algorithms, remote monitoring to chase disease and help keep hospital patients safe
Colorado health insurance rates are set to fall dramatically next year — for some. Here’s what that means for you.
From premium decreases to local purchasing alliances to carrier departures, there’s a lot going on with Colorado health coverage right now
In a plan to set hospital prices, Colorado could see the mother of all health care battles
State leaders are coy about how they would compel hospitals to participate in the newly proposed public health insurance option
As Coloradans struggle to pay for health coverage, cheaper alternatives come with their own perils
Health care sharing ministries have their place in the market, supporters say, but a recent state clamp-down showcases a darker side
Colorado’s uninsured rate is holding steady, but a new study shows troubling trends in the state’s health care market
More people are covered under employer plans, but affordability is a growing problem
Which was worse: A Colorado man’s bachelor party hangover or the hangover from his ER bill?
Cameron Fischer’s case is a sobering illustration of America’s health care system
