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Regardless of the fate of the ACA, more work needs to be done to ensure that our nation’s veterans are receiving health insurance and needed health care.
Before you gulp down six-plus cups of coffee in order to live longer, remember that causal relationships are often not so simple.
Nearly 40 percent of Coloradans lacked dental insurance coverage in 2011, up from 37 percent in 2008-2009.
More than 120,000 Coloradans are now enrolled in the ACC, and the first savings report is due this June.
How many adults without dependent children will become eligible for Medicaid under the CHCAA expansion on May 1, 2012?
Federal health reform provisions contained in the Affordable Care Act could dramatically change the face of Colorado’s uninsured population.
Access to specialty care is a significant issue for many of the state’s most vulnerable residents.
Athena Dodd and Emily King presented on barriers to accessing health care in Colorado to undergraduates at the University of Colorado—Boulder.
The affordability of health insurance is a complicated issue of critical importance in Colorado and across the nation.
CHI provides annual estimates of the number of Colorado children who are eligible but not enrolled (EBNE) in Medicaid and the Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) programs. Broken down by county, the information helps state and local policymakers understand enrollment patterns. The 2012 update includes data from calendar year 2010.