health care costs

It’s much higher than we think, as new Colorado-based research shows.

After years of apparent progress, new Colorado Health Access Survey results from the Colorado Health Institute suggest worsening health care affordability and access for many people.

Colorado has emerged as a national model for its investment in trying to cure hepatitis C, especially among historically disadvantaged patients.

A Colorado program linking health care patients with attorneys delivers results.

In the first year of implementation, virtually all people exercising their right to die were white, already in hospice care and living in the Front Range.

In a time of deep divisions, can Colorado lawmakers make progress on health care issues that affect us all?

The 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey found ACA coverage gains have been maintained, but other challenges remain.

Understanding poverty is central to serving complex patients, says Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, founder of the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers.

Colorado voters overwhelmingly approved the state’s new aid-in-dying statute. But fair and equal access to such rights under the law already appears unlikely.

A new analysis by CIVHC examines common hypotheses on high health care costs and finds them only partially true.