State tries to get a handle on costly health insurance in mountain areas
The state's insurance commissioner has set up a task force to review costs and may also propose state-funded subsidies.
The state's insurance commissioner has set up a task force to review costs and may also propose state-funded subsidies.
The number is less than initial goals anticipated, but still good compared with other states in general.
Colorado's health insurance exchange has launched a big marketing push, and is staffing up to meet expected demand.
They say they're prepared to go to federal court if state regulators don't take action.
Researchers in Colorado believe the historically low fertility rate is connected the a rise in overweight women and men.
About 1000 people a day are signing up for new Medicaid benefits in Colorado under the Affordable Care Act.
Colorado is failing to meet the medication needs of mentally ill people in its criminal justice system.
The physical health of the country is improving, and Colorado is following the trend.
State holding a series of public meetings to discuss why health insurance policies in the mountains can cost twice as much as the same plans on the Front Range.