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Colorado’s uninsured rate has dropped to a record low of 6.7 percent, according to new data from the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey (CHAS).

That leaves just 353,000 Coloradans without health insurance.

Findings from the survey, released today, reveal that the state’s uninsured rate has fallen by more than half since 2013, when it stood at 14.3 percent – or 741,000 people without health insurance.

The Denver Post reports on the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.

The Coloradoan reports on the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.

Aspen Daily News reports on the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.

The Greeley Tribune reports on the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.

Steamboat Today reports on the 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.

Health News Colorado reports on Jeff Bontrager’s testimony to Colorado lawmakers on options for 1332 waivers. Bontrager is the Colorado Health Institute’s Director of Research on Coverage and Access. Read the story here.

The Colorado Health Institute today released Colorado Local Data Workbooks, a collection of dozens of important health indicators customized for each county in the state.