In the News Sean Price, Colorado Times Recorder On Friday, April 9 supporters of a Colorado bill that would create an independent board of experts to limit prescription drug prices gathered at the state Capitol building. The rally featured health care advocates and...
In the News The Daily Sentinel Polling shows strong support for a proposal to create a state board that would evaluate whether prescriptions drugs and medications are affordable. The governor-appointed board would be able to set an upper payment limit on drugs deemed...
In the News Marianne Goodland, Colorado Politics Update: the hearing on House Bill 1232, the Colorado option bill, has been postponed to allow for negotiations to continue. An effort to allow lawmakers to find out how much a health benefit mandate will cost...
In the News Amrita Jayakumar, Star Tribune Testing and vaccination for the coronavirus is free thanks to laws passed last year. Treatment isn’t, however, and may be about to get more expensive. A new vaccine is in production, millions of doses are being...
In the News Jenny McCoy, 5280 Denver’s Mile High Magazine A patient heads into Denver Health Medical Center’s primary care clinic located in a low-income neighborhood in southwest Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) Colorado Democrats introduced the...
In the News John Ingold, The Colorado Sun Kris Garcia, a Denver father of three and community activist, lives in fear of simple accidents. Garcia lives with four bleeding disorders, including hemophilia. Any injury could quickly result in a health emergency. But...
