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We’re already seeing much discussion at the legislature on the need to more effectively treat mental disorders at the state and national levels – an issue that the Colorado Health Institute anticipates will be a hot topic throughout this session.
I was glued to the TV during Monday’s presidential inauguration, mostly because it’s one of the few times in American civic life so steeped in tradition and references to history.
CHI examines a new provision of the Affordable Care Act that requires insurance companies to cover - for the first time - the costs of screening and treatment for obese patients.
The 2013 legislative session is off and running, and in this post Megan Lane shares her thoughts on the major health policy trends that will emerge this year.
CHI experts presented an overview of Colorado’s four health-related state agencies during this webinar.
What is the political climate in Colorado coming out of the November elections and what are the key health care themes that we can expect in the 2013 legislative session?
As part of the Colorado Health Institute’s 10-year anniversary, we looked back over the past decade to identify the state’s top ten most important pieces of health care legislation.
Faced with historic Medicaid caseloads and costs, Colorado launched the Accountable Care Collaborative (ACC) in 2011 to reform how care is delivered and paid for in the Medicaid program. But has the ACC helped to improve health outcomes and lower costs?
Signs that health policy will be front-and-center during the 2013 legislative session emerged today with word that Mark Ferrandino, speaker-designate of the Democratic majority House of Representatives, has created a second health-related committee.
You made it! The 2012 election has come to a close. CHI anticipates the next few months will be characterized by a flood of activity as Colorado - and states across the country - turn their focus to implementation of the national health law.