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- Category: Health Insurance in Colorado (continued)
- 2017 Health Insurance Increases Hit Rural Colorado Hardest
- Colorado Insurer's Shift to HMO & EPO Plans to Control Costs
- Health Care Inflation Rises as Fed's Fight Health Insurance Mergers
- ACA Plan's Out of Pocket Maximums Change for 2017
- 2017 to Bring Big Changes to Colorado's Individual Health Insurance Market
- Employer Group Premium Increases Slow in 2016
- 2015 Tax Penalties for Individuals and Small Businesses
- What Does the Future Hold for Colorado's Health Insurance Rates?
- Open Enrollment Closed, but Special Enrollment Period Opportunities May Apply
- Open Enrollment Nears Close as ACA Threatened by New Bill
- It's On!! 2016 Open Enrollment Season Officially Starts
- 2016 Rates Approved by Colorado Division of Insurance
- 2016 Open Enrollment Fast Approaching
- Selling Health Insurance Across State Lines Is a Swing and a Miss
- 7.5 Million Hit by IRS Tax Penalties in 2014
- Will Insurance Company Mergers Help or Harm Consumers?
- Health Insurance Rates May Rise in Colorado's Neighboring States
- $100,000 Annual Prescription Costs On the Rise
- Cost Shifting to Employees on the Rise
- Supreme Court Ruling's Impact on Colorado May Be Minimal
- Some Carriers Extend Open Enrollment Deadline to Feb 28th
- Political Wrangling in the Closing Days of Open Enrollment
- The ACA & Your Taxes - What You Need to Know
- Enrollment Deadlines: Fact vs. Myths
- 2015 Health Insurance Open Enrollment Begins in Colorado
- Colorado DOI Approves 2015 Health Insurance Rates
- Colorado's 2014-2015 Open Enrollment & Renewal Season Nears
- Colorado's 2015 Health Insurance Rates Under Review
- Colorado Insurance Rate Trends for 2015
- Feds Rein In Employer Payments for Individual Policies
- Colorado's Ski Towns Get Health Insurance Rate Relief
- Report on ObamaCare Enrollees Released
- Open Enrollment Closed. Now What?
- Open Enrollment Closing - Rules and Exceptions
- Colorado's Open Enrollment Ends March 31st
- Study Finds Colorado Ski Towns Have Highest Premiums In US
- 2014 Enrollment Update and Deadlines
- ACA Enrollment Deadline Extended to December 23rd
- Obama Gives States Chance to Extend Cancelled Policies
- ObamaCare Enrollment Numbers in Colorado and U.S.
- Feds Disallow Employer Pre-Tax Payment of Individual Premiums
- Connect for Health Colorado Releases Early Numbers
- CoverColorado Closing in January
- Marketing for Colorado's Exchange Underway
- House Threat to Defund ACA Appears to be a Non-Starter
- 2014 Plans to Require "Essential Health Benefits"
- ACA Loophole May Help Policyholders in 2014
- No Penalties for Businesses Who Don't Offer Health Insurance in 2014
- July is Colorado’s Child-only Health Insurance Open Enrollment Period
- Ruling Could Save Consumers & Health Plans $3.5 Billion/Year
- Fed's New Cap on Flex Spending Accounts
- Many Americans Not "In the Know" About Health Reform
- IRS Rules for Which Companies May Have to Pay Penalties Under ACA
- Fed's New Marketing Program to Promote Health Reform Changes
- Healthcare Cost Gouging Exposed
- 9Health Fair: March 16th - May 5th, 2013
- New Rules for Minimum Essential Coverage to Avoid Tax Penalties in 2014
- CBO Predicts More People to Leave Employer Sponsored Plans in 2014
- Medicaid & Mental Health Expansions in Colorado Under Discussion
- Smokers May Face Stiff Financial Penalities
- 2013: Changes for Healthcare
- Colorado Health Insurance Brokers Helps Deal With Rate Increases Over the Holidays
- ACA Charges New Fee to 190 Million Americans
- What is Going to Happen to Rates in 2014?
- Rate Increase Denied by Colorado Division of Insurance
- Celebrate Small Business on Small Business Saturday
- Obamacare Here to Stay
- Obama Wins Re-Election; House and Senate Remain Divided
- Obama or Romney: What Happens to Healthcare After Election
- Tax Penalty for Not Having Health Insurance to Hit 6 million Americans
- Colorado's Employer Sponsored Plan Premium Increases May Slow a Bit in 2013
- 2nd Debate Dials Back Healthcare Focus
- Presidential Candidates Throw Down Over Health Care
- Colorado Gets $43 Million from Feds
- Healthcare Takes Center Stage in Presidential Election
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