Colorado loosened regulations on medical aid in dying, made a mental health program for teens permanent and increased the penalties on EpiPen manufacturers who don’t participate in an affordability program, …
Most Colorado hospital systems had a profitable start to 2024, a financial rebound following a difficult year when expenses grew faster than their incomes. Only two of the six health …
Colorado’s eating disorder treatment industry will soon face tighter regulations of providers’ practices under a new state law spurred in part by former patients and providers’ accounts of punitive environments …
Denver leaders may ask voters to consider raising the city’s sales tax in November to support Denver Health, the region’s safety-net hospital that has struggled financially as the cost of …
Health clinics in Colorado are seeing more uninsured patients than they have since the Affordable Care Act took effect a decade ago, and some of their leaders believe the state …
Colorado’s demand for people working in the mental health and addiction fields more than doubled during the pandemic, but the supply of actual workers hasn’t kept up — a situation …
The only Colorado psychiatric hospital west of the Front Range will stay open for the foreseeable future after the community mental health center that owns the facility reached a deal …
Children’s Hospital Colorado is warning it may shut down the cancer treatment center at its Colorado Springs hospital and make other cuts in key departments this year because of a …
Colorado has wrapped up its first relatively ordinary respiratory disease season since the pandemic began, with no unusually large or strangely timed spikes in illness. But with COVID-19 still in …
One of Colorado’s largest insurers and one of its major hospital systems have reached a deal, ending more than two weeks of uncertainty for patients. CommonSpirit Health went out-of-network with …