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Millions of older Americans live in counties with no ICU beds as coronavirus spread intensifies
There are ICU beds in only 19 of Colorado's 64 counties, according to the Kaiser Health News analysis
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One in eight people struggle with infertility. Colorado lawmakers want insurance to cover treatment
By Moe Clark Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
Opinion: Colorado’s public option should maximize competition and affordability. Here’s how.
By Billy Wynne Opinion
Speciality drugs are saving lives in Colorado and beyond. But who should pay for them?
By Jennifer Brown 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
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.
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
Already under investigation for her body-parts business, a Montrose woman has her state insurance license revoked
The Colorado Division of Insurance’s revocation order for Megan Hess cites allegations related to preneed funeral plans
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
On the heels of Colorado effort, Trump administration to set up plan allowing prescription drugs from Canada
Colorado lawmakers passed a bill this year aiming to start a state-level Canadian imports program
Colorado attorney general intervenes in $4.3 billion DaVita-UnitedHealth merger just as deal is finalized
DaVita Medical Group owns two large physicians’ groups in Colorado Springs totaling more than 100 doctors, meaning the sale would have affected patients in the region
Focus on language helped drive down injuries for Spanish-speaking construction workers in Colorado
Efforts by insurers, construction companies and government to offer safety training also has financial benefit
