Thousands sign up for private health coverage in Colorado but numbers below projections
Most people who signed up for insurance in 2015 -- roughly 68 percent -- were re-enrolling.
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Read moreHealth insurance: Time running out for Coloradans to sign up
Read moreBut the state is warning that folks who don't have coverage by Sunday face a steep fine.
Bill to repeal Colorado health exchange fails at Legislature
Read moreRep. Janak Joshi, R-Colorado Springs, said the exchange has had many problems and isn’t working well.
Colorado Senate panel OKs full health exchange audit, bonus review
Read moreThe audit bill unanimously passed a Senate health committee on Wednesday. Another bill to review bonuses at the state healthcare exchange passed on party lines.
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Colorado health exchange on track to be financially sustainable
Read moreThe state exchange still has $23 million in federal grant money to pay for startup costs, said interim CEO of Connect for Health Colorado Gary Drews.
Connect for Health Colorado approves $322K to fix glitches
Read moreAs many as 1,900 people struggled on the exchange to see if they qualified for subsidies to help pay for insurance.
Connect for Health Colorado sees spike in complaints
Read moreOn Monday, 12,600 people enrolled in health and dental coverage on the state healthcare exchange, more than any single day ever before. That volume lead to more complaints as well.
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Audit: Colorado health exchange needs more financial oversight
Read moreAuditors found Connect for Health Colorado hasn’t “sufficiently ensured” millions in public money was spent according to both its own and federal rules.
Colorado health exchange: Enrollment rate outpacing last year
Read moreMore individuals and families have signed up for health insurance coverage than at this time last year, officials say.
Colorado health insurance subsides dropping
Read moreMany will have to pay more, or shop for a new plan or a new insurer.
