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The Greeley Tribune covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and its findings for Weld County. Read the story here in WindsorNow!
The Durango Herald covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and a presentation by CHI's Joe Hanel and Ian Pelto in Durango. Read the story here.
The Valley Courier in Alamosa prints reaction to the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey by Insurance Commissioner Marguerite Salazar. Read the story here.
Vox.com uses CHI graphics and quotes extensively from CHI's study of 2016's Amendment 69 ballot initiative for a story about single-payer-style health reform. Read the story here.
Colorado Public Radio quotes a CHI publication about the Affordable Care Act reform plan backed by Governors John Hickenlooper and John Kasich. Read or listen to the story here.
The Durango Herald quotes CHI's Joe Hanel on the price of insurance plans for 2018. Read the story here.
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How many of us have health insurance? How many of us can get health care when we need it? How many of us can afford that care?
The Colorado Health Access Survey — the CHAS — provides answers to these timely questions. And because the answers are so important for all Coloradans, the Colorado Health Institute for the first time is sending a team of experts to criss-cross the state and deliver the latest results.
In an interview with 9News, CHI's president and CEO, Michele Lueck, describes how cost shifting has resulted in bigger medical bills for patients with health insurance compared to those without.
Read the story here
Joe Hanel
Communications director
720.382.7093
hanelj@coloradohealthinstitute.org
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