Colorado Health Insurance:
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Health insurance premiums in Colorado are expected to increase an average of 9.4% next year, according to a recent national survey. While this is bad news for cash-strapped residents, it is actually less than the increase in rates that have occurred over the past few years.
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The Colorado Colorectal Cancer Screening Program plans to screen more than 800 underinsured and 3,200 uninsured Coloradoans for colorectal cancer in the coming year.
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A proposal that would require Colorado hospitals to pay a per-patient fee to the state could fund health coverage for an additional 200,000 state residents.
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A decline in smoking rates in Colorado has led to a decline in cigarette tax revenue that is used in part to fund state health insurance programs.
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Costs for employer-sponsored health insurance in Colorado for fiscal year 2009 are projected to increase by 13.7%, higher than the national average of 6% to 8% for the same period.
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Barbara Calder and her husband from Colorado Springs in Colorado cannot afford health insurance and are selling their estate to move to Beligium where they can find affordable health insurance and healthcare.
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The Colorado House approved a bill that would ban health insurance companies from offering physicians cash incentives to switch patients to less-costly generic versions of prescription drugs.
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Colorado House and Senate Democratic lawmakers unveiled legislation that would impose stricter rules on how health insurance providers set premium rates and require them to pay claims in a timely manner.
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Colorado Blue Ribbon Commission for Healthcare Reform released recommendations for overhauling the state's health care system.
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Colorado presented a 101-page draft of its final report detailing recommendations to overhaul the state's $30 billion health care system.
