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Employees union sues Kaiser Permanente Colorado over plan to transfer jobs out of state (opens the original)
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An employees union has sued Kaiser Permanente Colorado, asking a court to prevent the combined health insurer and provider from transferring jobs out of state before an arbitrator can weigh in. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Denver, says the contract between the union and Kaiser Permanente Colorado doesn’t allow the system to transfer work done by members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 to other units. Kaiser allegedly wants to consolidate the work of authoriz
Thousands of legal immigrants in Colorado to lose Medicaid coverage this week (opens the original)
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An estimated 5,000 documented immigrants living in Colorado will lose access to Medicaid starting Thursday under one of the first major changes to come from H.R. 1, the federal legislation known as the “big, beautiful bill.” The new restrictions will apply to refugees; people granted asylum or “humanitarian parole,” including Afghans who resettled after aiding U.S. military operations; members of Native American tribes who were born in Canada; and those allowed to live in the United States becau
Colorado distributes $170 million in federal funding to help 91 rural healthcare organizations (opens the original)
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Colorado will distribute almost $170 million to 91 rural healthcare providers next year to try to put them on a more solid long-term footing and improve patients’ outcomes. The funds represent the first portion of the $1 billion the state will receive over five years through the Rural Health Transformation Program created by H.R. 1. The sweeping tax law known as the “big, beautiful bill” also included cuts to Medicaid, which the health policy nonprofit KFF estimated would reduce federal healthca
Doctors urge vaccination after Colorado sets back-to-back records for kids’ flu hospitalizations (opens the original)
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Pediatricians are asking parents to prioritize getting their families vaccinated after Colorado set back-to-back records for children’s flu hospitalizations in the two most recent seasons. So far in the 2025-26 season, which officially wraps up Saturday, Colorado reported 1,169 hospitalizations of people under 18 for the flu — the highest toll since the state started tracking those numbers. That number still could grow slightly in the week before the 2026-27 season starts. The previous season, w
Health insurance premiums on Colorado’s individual market to rise 10% in 2027 (opens the original)
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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. In the current year, premiums rose 22% statewide, on average. Out-of-pocket costs doubled for some people who lost pandemic-era subsidies that expired at the end of 2025, however. The enhanced subsidies lowered the percentage of a household’s income that they
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