Who Does the Colorado Option Catch?

Who Does the Colorado Option Catch?

By: Kat Gruschow, Policy Fellow I was 15 when my parents divorced. Divorce can have long-lasting impacts on adults and children alike, but my family grew accustomed to many of them. My brother and I acclimated to moving back and forth across town each week. My parents...
#16CHS: A Path to Action

#16CHS: A Path to Action

Zach Stone, Communications & Community Engagement Coordinator There is no such thing as a non-health sector,” said Leana Wen, the commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department. Another way to put it: “Health is Everyone’s Business”–the official theme...

Colorados Budget Wont Be Fixed With Medicaid Remodel

by Adam Fox, Director of Strategic Engagement Colorado’s budget is in a bit of a tight spot thanks to limits set through the state constitution and the Tax Payer Bill of Rights (TABOR). Some state lawmakers have begun targeting the Medicaid program (the state run...

Bronze and Catastrophic Plan Rates in Connect for Health Colorado

by Matt Valeta, Health Policy Analyst Life is better with options. People like Netflix because they have so many options, and the potential choices have made it more valuable than channel surfing. Colorado’s new health care marketplace, Connect for Health Colorado,...
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