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CHI’s First Analysis of the Eligible but Not Enrolled Population
Many of us in the health policy world are well aware that Medicaid consumes a significant proportion of the state budget every year.
McKinsey & Company made waves earlier this month by releasing a report stating that “Overall, 30 percent of employers will definitely or probably stop offering employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) in the years after 2014.”
This summer, CHI is hosting a series of webinars designed especially for Colorado health care leaders who need credible, timely information to help them make informed decisions.
Meet Marty. Marty is a 58-year-old Denverite with an unparalleled love for the Broncos.
On Tuesday, April 26, CHI hosted a discussion of how consumer-operated and -oriented health insurance plans (CO-OPs) might work in Colorado.
CHI profiles Advanced Practice Nurses and Physician’s Assistants in Colorado
An early look at the newly passed Affordable Care Act and its predicted effects in Colorado
This brief helps to clear up the confusion about different estimates of the number of uninsured Coloradans from different sources. The estimates are from the U.S. Census Bureau in 2010.
Where would a researcher or health care policy analyst go to get information about how much Coloradans are spending on out-of-pocket medical expenses?