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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
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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.
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Return to sender: A single undeliverable letter can mean losing Medicaid in Colorado and other states
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Colorado’s reinsurance program has been lauded as a way to reduce health care costs. Here’s the fine print.
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Why both hospitals and insurance companies are so worried about a Colorado “state option” plan
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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
Colorado’s reinsurance program could fall $50 million short next year, according to health insurer estimates
State wouldn’t be on the hook for cost overruns, but they could cause insurers to raise rates again for 2021
Critics worried Colorado’s new law capping insulin costs would raise insurance rates. It hasn’t.
The law could save patients hundreds of dollars a month, but it’s still unclear how many will benefit
As Polis touts price drops from Summit County health insurance alliance, hospitals are skeptical it can work statewide
The Peak Health Alliance will save people thousands of dollars a year, Gov. Jared Polis said Monday
Gov. Polis is looking to take innovative Summit County health insurance alliance model statewide
A Colorado health insurance co-op, modeled after the Peak Health Alliance, could give employers greater leverage when negotiating health care prices
Democrats in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race split on Medicare for All, as Bennet warns it’s “one sure way” to lose
The crowded field of Democrats running to unseat Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner disagree on whether Medicare for All or a public health insurance option is the way to go
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?