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Rural Hospitals Deploy AI to Fight AI as Claim Denials Add Financial Pressure
11+ hour, 19+ min ago (170+ words) By Thelma Grimes | Colorado Politics Rural hospitals in Colorado say they are being pulled into a technological fight they didn’t choose. Hospitals said insurance companies have deployed artificial intelligence to deny claims faster and more efficiently, and they are scrambling…...
Colorado Health Care Costs Keep Climbing Despite Growing State Subsidies
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (115+ words) By: Nash Herman | Commentary, Complete Colorado In economics, it is well understood that the larger a business becomes, the more cheaply it can produce goods or services due to lower relative fixed costs, more technical know-how, and increased specialization. Why…...
Federal Agencies Failed To Stop Nearly $186 Billion In Improper Payments - Rocky Mountain Voice
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (45+ words) The past year-plus has seen a focus on fighting fraud within government programs seemingly unprecedented in recent history. Yet, like the mythical Sisyphus pushing his rock uphill or the many-headed ancient Hydra, each success is seemingly matched by yet another…...
Colorado Health Care Bailout Bill Could Hit Families and Small Businesses With $40 Million Fee
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (118+ words) By Shaun Boyd | CBS Colorado Colorado insurers say health care premiums could increase by hundreds of dollars in 2027. The warning comes as state lawmakers consider $40 million in new fees on insurers that the companies say they’ll pass on to policyholders....
Questions Surface Over Colorado Trust Approach To Equity And Grant Funding
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (199+ words) By Debbie Kelley | The Denver Gazette A redirection in grantmaking that began two years ago for The Colorado Trust, a 40-year-old Denver-headquartered funder, has led some employees to now voice concerns, which has reportedly put their jobs in jeopardy. The…...
Federal Reimbursement Model of ‘Perverse Incentives’ Fuels Colorado Medicaid Expansion
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (154+ words) By Nash Herman | Commentary, Complete Colorado Paragon Health Institute, a non-partisan research institute, recently published a new report, Preserve and Improve Medicaid, which explains the program’s inherent challenges and how states such as Colorado can take advantage of One Big…...
From $8 Billion to $16 Billion: How Colorado’s Medicaid Budget Doubled in a Decade
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (1109+ words) By Shaina Cole | Contributing Writer, Rocky Mountain Voice If you ask most Colorado families how they feel about health care right now, the answers aren’t complicated. It’s expensive.It’s confusing.It keeps going up. And for taxpayers helping fund Colorado’s…...