by Matt Valeta, Health Policy Fellow Moving from college to the ‘real’ world has required some personal adjustments. Turns out becoming a grown-up requires a whole new set of responsibilities like bills, not taking naps everyday, and eating something besides fruit...
By Ashley Mayo, Strategic Engagement Fellow The Affordable Care Act, upheld by the Supreme Court last month, requires that insurance companies provide a number of women’s preventive services without a co-pay beginning August 1st. That means that women will soon have...
By Matt Valeta, CCHI Health Policy Fellow Employer sponsored insurance is on the decline in the United States. The percentage of Americans who are insured through their employer has dropped from 61.6% to 55.9% since 2008 according to a new Gallup poll....
By Vicki Tosher, Boomer Volunteer As I drank my morning coffee and watched the morning news on June 28 2012, I reflected on what the future held as I readied myself for the full day of my now two and a half year old work contract. I still had half day to go the next...
Obamacare has many important pieces, including reforms to private health insurance. Starting in 2014 all insurance plans sold to individuals and small businesses must cover certain benefits, creating consistency and transparency for all Americans. Known as...
Dede de Percin explains what the Supreme Court decision means to Colorado. View the video below.
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