Premiums on the state’s individual health insurance marketplace will rise an average of 10% next year, though the increase will be relatively small for people who qualify for financial help, according to the Colorado Division of Insurance.
Since July, the CDC has seen a sharp increase in the number of people exposed to rabies.
Denver health officials announced Monday that they had confirmed the city’s first human case of West Nile virus this year, hitting the milestone a bit later than usual.
Someone tampered with the oxygen supply at UCHealth’s University of Colorado Hospital in Aurora earlier this month, but the facility was able to quickly switch to a backup supply before any patients got hurt.
Since Maddy Lignell’s death in 2021, his parents have made it their mission to raise awareness of what some in the field are calling “suicide crisis syndrome” – a state characterized by feeling trapped and hopeless, while also withdrawing from people and being jittery or sleepless.
A person with a confirmed case of the measles may have exposed others at Denver’s Union Station and a hotel in Steamboat Springs, state health officials announced Friday.
A person with a confirmed case of the measles may have exposed others at two restaurants, a hotel and a hospital in north metro Denver last week, state officials said Tuesday.
But anyone can take steps now to lower their risk of later-in-life dementia – no test needed.
A Denver district judge opened a multi-day hearing Thursday to determine whether Children’s Hospital Colorado should be held in contempt of court because transgender minors still can’t receive gender-affirming care there.
Hero DVO, a pediatric vision and dental provider, will pay Colorado roughly $8 million after it allegedly billed for twice as many corrective lenses as it made for patients.