Medicaid

Half a year into the pandemic in Colorado, some elderly people in the rural southwest are more susceptible to isolation and loneliness than the virus.

Virtual recovery programs have helped improve access to treatment at a time when experts are seeing a rise in alcohol and drug use.

Telehealth is now available to more people, and in more formats, than ever before. Will it last after the pandemic?

A look at the U.S. Census.

The inexorable rise of vaping in Colorado has illuminated longstanding disparities in tobacco consumption and marketing practices, especially along age, income and race lines.

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.

After the Colorado governor expressed support for Medicaid work requirements, a related Senate bill died in committee—but the debate is far from settled.

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.

Congress just failed to reauthorize Child Health Plan Plus and other health-related funding. Here’s what that could mean in Colorado.