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Update: Colorado’s public/private healthcare option clears first hurdle The battle lines...
Update, March 12: Late Wednesday night, members of the Colorado House Health and Insurance Committee passed a bill to create a new health...
Colorado’s new law protecting patients from surprise medical bills is up...
The UCHealth clinic on Prospect Road and Lemay Avenue in Fort Collins sees about 180 patients a day, and these days this means that...
House slashes from hospitals, roads and ed to balance budget
“We pulled off some miracles!”
That was the claim this morning by the Joint Budget Committee, after the House gave final approval to the 2016-17...
Sisters of Charity hospital deal altering Denver-area care
DENVER-- In the next few months, as the Kansas-based Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System assumes control of two hospitals in the metro area formerly run by Exempla Healthcare, nearly 40 percent of hospital beds here will be run under directives approved by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Abortions will be limited to cases where the mother is at risk of death. Reproductive services will also likely be severely curtailed, as will end-of-life care, regardless of legal advance directives authored by patients.