Coloradans enrolling in individual health insurance plans for 2025 could see an average premium rate increase of around 5%, according to the preliminary health insurance premium rates proposed by ...

Small employers in Colorado could see health insurance premiums increase by an average of 13.6%, according to the preliminary rates requested by insurance companies. The average increase could be even ...

Colorado will get a major infusion of federal funding, $361 million, for its health insurance programs. That sum eclipses the $245 million it got last year, according to both the state’s Division of ...

Health insurance rates will double for Coloradans who buy their own health insurance, according to the Division of Insurance. Health insurance rates for middle-income Coloradans who buy their own ...

It’s not just Coloradans’ Medicaid coverage on the block; the state’s health insurance marketplace is at stake as the U.S. Senate takes up the House Budget Reconciliation Bill, according to state ...

(CN) — A federal judge on Monday shot down a health care sharing ministry’s attempt to block Colorado from forcing compliance with reporting requirements. “Maybe Colorado does take umbrage to the ...

The predominant form of health insurance in the United States is employer-sponsored insurance, providing coverage for more than 180 million people in 2023. However, access to employer-sponsored ...

256,422 residents have enrolled in a health insurance plan through the state’s official health insurance marketplace. That is 0.1% higher than the number of people who enrolled for January 1 coverage ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Premiums will double next year for Coloradans who buy their health insurance on the state’s individual market, with higher-income families facing increases ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Congress could still act to reduce a 28% spike in premiums on Colorado’s individual health-insurance marketplace next year, but time is running short as open ...

John Zeising is staring down a more than $1,000 increase in his monthly health insurance premium next year. The Chaffee County resident weighed whether to drop coverage completely, but his chronic ...