In the News Gary Brode, Denver7 LAKEWOOD, Colo. — When Brielle Cartolano walked out of a Lakewood urgent care in early September, she thought she had a pretty good idea what it was going to cost. “They estimated me as a Level 3 emergency and the price was...
In the News Michael Goldberg, State of Reform 1. Reinsurance credited for keeping health care costs down Rates in the individual market will drop by an average of 1.4% next year, according to Colorado’s health insurance companies’ final premium changes released by the...
In the News The Daily Sentinel We’re addressing Proposition 116 and Proposition 117 in the same editorial because they both affect the state’s ability to deliver services and they’re intertwined as far as potential impacts and outcomes. Proposition 116 would reduce...
In the News Jensen Werley, Denver Business Journal The Colorado Division of Insurance said that reinsurance is expected to save Coloradans an average of 20.8% on the individual health insurance market in 2021, compared to what premiums would be without the program....
In the News Meg Wingerter, The Denver Post The monthly cost of insurance bought through the exchange in Colorado will drop an average of 1.4% next year, according to filings with the Colorado Division of Insurance. Your costs depend on where you live, though. Some...
In the News Ed Sealover, Denver Business Journal Colorado’s Proposition 116 asks the seemingly simple question of whether businesses and individuals would like to reduce their income-tax rate. But as analyses and the conflicting opinions of business groups show,...
