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Opinion: The public option plan isn’t sustainable for Colorado and jeopardizes access
Centura Health's CEO says employers could be encouraged to drop health coverage under the public option plan
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Here are the big ideas that Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado lawmakers pitched for the 2020 session
By The Colorado Sun Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Why Colorado hospitals just sued the Polis administration over the health care reinsurance program
By John Ingold Health Primary category in which blog post is published
High-deductible plans jeopardize financial health of patients and rural hospitals in Colorado and beyond
By Kaiser Health News Health Primary category in which blog post is published
Opinion: Let’s target tax cuts that help lift Colorado families out of poverty
By Emily Sirota Opinion
Groups tied to hospitals, insurance companies launch pricey ad blitz against Colorado public option
Partnership for America’s Health Care Future and Colorado’s Health Care Future spent $121,000 on television and digital ads against the proposal, which will be debated in the upcoming legislative session
4 numbers that explain the $165 million funding controversy around Gov. Polis’ reinsurance program
As legislative budget writers raise questions about the program’s cost, supporters defend it as bringing meaningful benefits to Coloradans
What would happen if the Affordable Care Act — also known as Obamacare — went away?
What would go away ― meaning which provisions consumers have become accustomed to ― if the law is eventually struck down? Let’s take a look.
A procrastinator’s guide to buying health insurance in Colorado
Health insurance shoppers have until Dec. 15 to buy coverage that will kick in Jan. 1. Open enrollment for plans starting later lasts through Jan. 15.
Colorado’s new reinsurance program has a TABOR problem. Lawmakers fear that could cause “cascading” impacts across the budget.
As Polis requests more money, a legislative analysis found the health insurance program could have an additional $165 million budgetary hit
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
Return to sender: A single undeliverable letter can mean losing Medicaid in Colorado and other states
As returned mail piles up, Colorado and other states take increasingly drastic measures to work through the cumbersome backlog, lowering the bar for canceling benefits on the basis of returned mail alone
