by Austin Montoya, Social Media and Online Coordinator Five years ago, President Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA and Obamacare, into law. The ACA is working in many ways to make health care more affordable,...
by Kyle Beighle, Legal Extern Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in King v. Burwell, the case involving the question of whether 7.5 million consumers who purchased health insurance on an exchange established by the federal government may be...
by Amber Burkhart, Health Policy Fellow How has the ACA benefited women? Prior to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), women have struggled to attain comprehensive and affordable health insurance. Women often faced discrimination when applying for health insurance by being...
by Lynn Doan, Strategic Engagement Fellow February has been National Children’s Dental Health Month, a month designed to promote the dental health of children across the nation and a fitting time to discuss access to oral health care. Cavities are nearly preventable,...
by Sonia Koetting As the wife of a self-employed family supporter, one of my roles has been to examine health insurance options and find the best value for my family. Well, the best value for the lowest cost. The task was much simpler 10 years ago, but then rates...
by Austin Montoya, Social Media and Online Coordinator On Thursday, HB15-1128, the “Women’s Health Protection Act” will be heard by the Colorado House. The bill, deceptively named, would pose a threat to Coloradan’s health by hindering access to a broad range of...
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