Zach Stone, Communications & Community Engagement Coordinator There is no such thing as a non-health sector,” said Leana Wen, the commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department. Another way to put it: “Health is Everyone’s Business”–the official theme...
Zach Stone, Communications & Community Engagement Coordinator What is the impact of increased availability of information on health costs? How can Colorado’s health care work force be made more efficient? What are the major health care cost drivers in Colorado’s...
Adela Flores-Brennan, Executive Director In all of the activity surrounding the close of the legislative session here in Colorado, the steady stream of regulatory activity, and a packed November ballot, one issue that has received little public attention is protecting...
It’s that time of year again when health insurance companies submit proposed rates to the Colorado Division of Insurance, which has the authority ensure they are not excessive, inadequate, or discriminatory. We expect the DOI to verify that no insurer is taking...
By Emily Michels, Policy Analyst Over the course of this glorious 2016 National Women’s Health Week, we’ve celebrated triumphs, lamented unnecessary struggles, and given advice on how to survive – and thrive – as women in the health care world. While it is clear that...
by Caitlin Westerson, Policy Manager It’s women’s health week. And while there are a plethora of reasons why the passage of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is great for women, it’s really important to note that the ACA made some services free...
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