Five Takeaways From Colorado’s 2017 Health Access Survey
Colorado Public Radio covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.
Study: Number of uninsured in Summit, Vail and Aspen remains high compared to state
The Summit Daily covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey, including Legislative Director Allie Morgan's presentation in Breckenridge on Sept. 19. Read the story here.
About 4,000 residents in Southwest Colorado gain health insurance since Affordable Care Act
The Durango Herald covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and a presentation by CHI's Joe Hanel and Ian Pelto in Durango. Read the story here.
Record low uninsured rates prop up Obamacare in Colorado as Senate GOP tries another repeal
7NEWS Denver covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey. Read the story here.
More Coloradans than ever insured, report finds, but Senate still targeting ACA
Real Vail covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and examines its implication for the federal debate over the Affordable Care Act. Read the story here.
Colorado Health Access Survey reveals gains, gaps to care in Weld County
The Greeley Tribune covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and its findings for Weld County. Read the story here in WindsorNow!
Rate of Coloradans without health insurance remains at record-low levels, signs of trouble linger
The Gazette of Colorado Springs covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey and interviews CEO Michele Lueck in a deep look at the survey's findings. Read the story here.
Report: Larimer County uninsured rate dips to 5%
The Fort Collins Coloradoan covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey, including CHI's local presentation and interviews with northern Colorado legislators. Read the story here.
Rate of Coloradans without health insurance at record low
The Denver Post covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey in its lead story Tuesday morning. The story examines the numbers in light of the latest attempt in the U.S. Senate to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act. Read the story here.
Fewer than half of Coloradans now get their health insurance through employers
The Denver Business Journal covers the 2017 Colorado Health Access Survey, with an emphasis on the CHAS finding that employer-sponsored insurance has dropped below 50 percent. Read the story here.