In March of last year, Colorado’s Division of Insurance issued a bulletin stating that state anti-discrimination laws extend to people with transgender status in regards to healthcare. This means that insurance carriers may not charge higher rates to people based on...
by Matthew Valeta, Health Policy Analyst Last month, President Obama offered states the option to allow insurance companies to reinstate consumers’ previously cancelled plans. In Colorado, we already decided that insurers were allowed to continue offering consumers...
by Matt Valeta, Health Policy Analyst The myth of rate shock continues to be just that…a myth. On Friday, the Division of Insurance released the final rates for health insurance plans in 2014, and Coloradans will have a robust marketplace with strong competition that...
by Matt Valeta, Health Policy Analyst Today Colorado’s Division of Insurance released an initial summary of the approved rates and plans in Connect for Health Colorado, our state’s new health insurance marketplace. We hope to have more detailed information in the...
by Nina Roumell, Strategic Engagement Fellow, with contributions from Adison Quin Petti The transgender community recently won a major uphill battle: the Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI) released a bulletin banning discrimination in health coverage based on sexual...
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