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...
by Kylie Holub With the pressure of signing up for healthcare around the corner, and my employer not providing it, I had to seek help to get covered. Recently, I started my journey in embracing my true identity — as Kylie – so I wanted to find a place where I could...
by Sara Bentley In May of 2014, I had just graduated from a doctorate program for physical therapy. I was barely scraping by on student loans, and I knew that I still had several very expensive months ahead of me before I would have a license, a job, and a first...
By Tamera Sakotas After working for the school district for several years, I lost my job due to budget cuts. At the time my husband and son were also on my health plan. Of course, I was very, very concerned that I would be unable to afford a health plan that served us...
by Nicollette Violante I never gave much thought to health insurance. All I knew was that I got sick, went to a doctor, my parents paid for it, and I got better. Even with all the discussions and drama about the Affordable Care Act, I felt that health insurance...
by Colorado Division of Insurance For people not covered by employer-provided health insurance, the deadline to enroll in health insurance that starts in January is December 15, which is right around the corner. While choosing a health insurance plan is personal, and...
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