by Matthew Valeta, Health Policy Analyst Colorado health insurance companies have proposed their rate for the next year. We have been examining the rates to ensure that no unjustified costs are being put into consumers’ premiums. As part of the rate review...
by Beverly Barsook, Guest Blog Recently, I visited an eye specialist to discuss an elective eye procedure. I had two options: do the procedure in a nearby facility or possibly have it done in the doctor’s office. By chance, I knew that this procedure could be...
By Lynn Doan, Strategic Engagement Fellow Starting July 1, 2014, adults enrolled in Colorado Medicaid have access to new dental services, building upon a Medicaid benefit that became available in April of this year. The new dental benefit provides adults on Medicaid,...
by the Colorado Division of Insurance The Colorado Division of Insurance wants everyone to know about the importance of having health coverage, including young people. As younger folks tend to be healthier, they may ask, “Why do I need health insurance? Isn’t it just...
by Matthew Valeta, Health Policy Analyst Also be sure to check our first blog on Colorado’s 2015 proposed rates: Most Coloradans Won’t See Big Premium Increases Your health insurance company may have proposed an increase to your rates but that doesn’t mean...
by Austin Montoya, Social Media and Online Coordinator The US Supreme Court ruled on Monday in favor of Hobby Lobby, a craft store, and Conestoga Wood Specialties, a furniture store, saying that the for-profit corporations are not required to provide certain health...
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