Next year's health insurance rates appear stable
The big jump in the number of Coloradans with health insurance isn't causing premiums to rise.
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Insurance companies release their proposed prices for 2015
Read moreSome plans will cost more, some less.
Didn't get insurance through Colorado's exchange? You may still pay for it
Read moreThe cost to set up Connect for Health was paid almost entirely by federal grants. Those grants run out next year.
New Medicaid patients coming out the woodwork
Read moreThe push to get people covered under Obamacare has uncovered tens of thousands of Coloradans who didn't know they qualified for Medicaid.
Searching for a primary care doctor? You're in for a challenge
Read moreWith demand for primary care rising, one physicians group says the state needs to proactively recruit and train more doctors in the field. But the major changes happening in health care make it hard to know just how many doctors the state needs.
Chaos, confusion around Obamacare in Colorado
Read moreWhat do problems with the Affordable Care Act mean for consumers in Colorado? We hear from a Colorado expert on the federal health overhaul.
Obamacare: On schedule in Colorado?
Read MoreRepublican Congressman Doug Lamborn of Colorado Springs is says things are headed for trouble.
Fight intensifies over Insurance Exchange funding
Read MoreThe item in question is the so-called “health insurance exchange” Colorado is setting up under the federal health law known as Obamacare. Some Republican leaders in the legislature think the price tag is way too expensive.
