In the News Meghan Lopez, Denver7 360 DENVER — The 2021 legislative session kicked off Wednesday with state lawmakers eager to provide more COVID-19 relief for businesses and families. The start of the session will be unusual this year: the legislature will gavel in...
In the News Marianne Goodland, Colorado Politics The battle over a public option bill for the 2021 session has started about the same way it left off in 2020: with both sides claiming the other isn’t acting in good faith. Three groups that could be most...
In the News Kimberly Lankford, Go Banking Rates It may have happened to you: You have a procedure at an in-network hospital and carefully choose a doctor in your insurer’s network, but you end up getting an unexpected bill for hundreds — or thousands — of dollars...
In the News Meg Wingerter, The Denver Post When a doctor told Toni Stammler her 4-week-old son Milo needed urgent surgery because only one of his lungs was functioning, there was barely time to pack a bag — let alone try to shop around. “In that moment, I honestly...
In the News Meg Wingerter, The Denver Post Denver residents who buy their insurance through Connect for Health Colorado won’t have easy access to UCHealth’s hospital and doctor network in 2021, after the health system and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield failed to...
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...
