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Colorado doctor challenges her firing from Centura Health over assisted suicide
Barbara Morris alleges Centura Health retaliated against her in violation of Colorado's assisted suicide law
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In a plan to set hospital prices, Colorado could see the mother of all health care battles
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Denver-area hospitals made a record $2 billion in profits in 2018, according to a new report
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Centura Health sets off national challenge to aid-in-dying laws after firing a Colorado doctor
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How much does an ER visit cost in Colorado? It depends on where you go.
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Gov. Polis signs Colorado hospital health care cost transparency bill into law
Beginning in 2020, the law directs the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing to issue an annual report on uncompensated costs and expenditures using data submitted by hospitals
Can Colorado fix high health insurance premiums by forcing hospitals to charge some people less?
Colorado could become the first state in the country to try this particular method of reducing health insurance costs for those who buy their own coverage
A state board wouldn’t approve a major report accusing Colorado hospitals of shifting costs onto people with private insurance
Executives from the state’s hospital systems criticized the report at a meeting of the Colorado Healthcare Affordability and Sustainability Enterprise board
As the overdose epidemic in Colorado continues, hospitals are taking a new step to dramatically reduce opioid prescriptions
Opioids still account for 8 percent of all prescriptions in Colorado
As their revenues grew, Colorado hospitals pushed costs onto privately insured patients and reaped billions, according to a new state report
The report sets up one major battle in health cost fight, as Gov. Jared Polis officially creates his new Office of Saving People Money on Health Care
