By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
The young lawyer and mother of two wheeled herself into the ER at Swedish Medical Center, suffering from severe pain after the amputation of her lower right leg earlier this year.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Summer is officially over, but with temperatures approaching 90 degrees and bright sunny September days, you still might be able to dose up on some vitamin D.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Child poverty rates and the percentage of children without health insurance continue to decline in Colorado, giving advocates hope that the economic recovery is finally beginning to reach the state’s lowest income families.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Colorado’s health exchange board unanimously voted on Monday to give its chief strategy and sales officer a contract that could pay up to $150,000 for six months of work.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Colorado lost the largest number of people to suicide in state history last year —1,058 — and the state once again ranks among the worst in the U.S. for high suicide rates.
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