By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Health exchange managers plan to increase user fees and assessments on Coloradans who buy health insurance in order to fund exchange costs that could soar to $44 million a year.
By Eileen Doherty
Despite some heated political rhetoric from around the country, Colorado seniors know that the Medicare Part D prescription drug benefit is affordable and is working – even for older men and women in the lowest income bracket. At the Colorado Gerontological Society, we see firsthand how seniors struggle every day to make ends meet on a fixed income, and how Medicare Part D has provided a life line that seniors’ health literally depends on. We are calling on Coloradans to stand up for this vital program that has achieved so much for our older citizens.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
The number of children living in highly concentrated areas of poverty in Colorado has more than quadrupled since 2000, according to the 2015 KIDS COUNT report released Monday by the Colorado Children’s Campaign.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
There’s a new sheriff in town. And her name is Ellen Roberts.
By Katie Kerwin McCrimmon
Health plans that don’t comply with the Affordable Care Act will no longer be allowed in Colorado after this year.
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