In the News Jensen Werley, Denver Business Journal As the Omicron variant continues to ramp up, health care lobbyists and experts are anticipating another legislative session where health policy is dominated by Covid-19. “Everything stems from Covid. We are very much...
In the News Lori Jane Gliha, Fox 31 Denver LONE TREE, Colo. (KDVR) — Suzi Doerhoff made it 63 years without breaking a bone, but when she slipped on some stairs and heard a snapping sound a few months ago, she immediately knew her safe streak had come to an end. “It...
In the News Marianne Goodland, Colorado Politics Colorado is moving forward on its plans to launch its state-designed standardized health insurance plan for individual and small group markets, but a waiver the state planned to pursue with the federal government had...
In the News Eric Galatas, Public News Service DENVER — The costs of health insurance in Colorado are finally stabilizing, and Coloradans who do not get health coverage through their work will have more plans to choose from during this year’s...
In the News Marianne Goodland, Colorado Politics The biennial Colorado Health Access Survey, released Wednesday by the Colorado Health Institute, indicated that COVID-19 caused “historic shifts in health, access to care, and social and economic...
In the News Sean Price, Colorado Times Recorder Yesterday, Colorado’s Division of Insurance released finalized health insurance rates for 2022. Individual market premiums will increase 1.1% while small group (businesses with 2-100 employees) market premiums will...
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