While Washington Plays Politics, Colorado's Insurance Exchange Tries To Stay On The Ball
The CEO of Connect for Health Colorado says the state's health care exchange is in good shape in the face of federal turmoil.
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Auditor: If ACA Stays In Place, Colorado’s Health Exchange Stays Solvent
Read moreConnect for Health launched in 2011. About 178,000 Coloradans use the exchange to purchase private health insurance.
Colorado Health Insurance Companies Seek 27 Percent Premium Spike
Read moreInsurance companies across the state have announced their proposals for premium increases next year, some as high as 41 percent.
All Insurers Back On Colorado’s Exchange, No County Loses Coverage
Read moreUp until Monday’s deadline for insurance companies to file their intentions it was unclear if insurance giant Anthem, or another carrier, might back out.
Hickenlooper Hedges On Governors' Climate Alliance; Seeks Funds For Energy Office
Read moreGov. John Hickenlooper says he thinks Colorado can reach the emissions goals set in Paris, but calls the emissions targets "ambitious."
Hickenlooper Considers Hardball Response If Anthem Pulls Out Of Health Exchange
Read moreThe governor is considering barring Anthem from the state's lucrative Medicaid contracts if the insurer decides to leave.
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9 Numbers To Know About The Colorado Impact Of The Affordable Care Act
Read moreA helpful primer on key numbers and impact of the Affordable Care Act as it stands right now in Colorado.
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Mirroring The Fight In DC, Colorado Wrestles With Its Health Insurance Future
Read moreAs Republicans in Washington move ahead to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a bill from Colorado GOP lawmakers to repeal the state’s health exchange has been introduced — putting the exchange on shaky ground.
Obamacare’s Fate Rests With Trump, But Colorado Has Questions In The Meantime
Read moreRoughly half of uninsured Coloradans got insurance through Obamacare, but President-elect Donald Trump says one of his first actions will be a repeal. For now, the key word is uncertainty.
'Sticker Shock' Likely As Colorado Health Insurance Open Enrollment Begins
Read moreOpen enrollment to sign up for health insurance for 2017 starts Tuesday and Coloradans can expect sharp price increases for 2017.
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