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Children’s Hospital Colorado reveals it has been targeted by a second federal investigation over trans care

Attorneys for Children’s Hospital Colorado revealed in court on Thursday that the Trump administration has launched a new federal investigation into its gender-affirming care services. Elliot Peters, an attorney for the Colorado hospital characterized the investigation in court as part of “a reign of terror by the federal government...

Colorado · 09-11

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UCHealth Expands Remote Diabetes Program Statewide After Patients Slash HbA1c Levels

UCHealth is expanding its Diabetes Home and Remote Care program from specialty endocrinology clinics into primary care settings across Colorado, a move that could make remote support available through routine medical visits. The rollout comes as Health First Colorado, the state's Medicaid program, begins covering remote patient monitoring and continuous glucose monitors for outpatient care. One patient, Mary Lee Barton, illustrates the kind of improvement UCHealth says the program can produce.

Colorado · 09-12

CBS Colorado

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Denver area life support recipients reunite with teams who saved their lives

For the first time, AdventHealth held a special event for people in Littleton and Denver to reunite with the care teams that saved their lives during heart or lung failure.

Denver, CO · 09-13

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Judge weighs whether to hold Children's Hospital Colorado in contempt for not providing gender-affirming care

DENVER - A Denver district judge opened a multiday 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. Judge Ericka Englert closed the courtroom following opening statements, preventing the public from hearing testimony by doctors...

Colorado · 09-11

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Judge weighs whether to hold Children’s Hospital Colorado in contempt for not providing gender-affirming care

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. Judge Ericka Englert closed the courtroom following opening statements, preventing the public from hearing testimony by doctors...

Denver, CO · 09-10

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Sample Supports Provides the Essentials on Disability Services for Adults Including Eligibility, How to Find Services, Choosing a Provider, and Frequently Asked Questions

Identifying and connecting with adult disability service providers can feel overwhelming when you’re trying to understand eligibility, funding, and options. In Colorado, adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities often have access to residential services, day programs, supported employment, and community support depending on their needs. How do you find...

Colorado · 09-09

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United Airlines Cancels Planned 9/11 Memorial Flyover In Denver After Backlash

The city said the decision came after "concerns raised by members of the community."

Denver, CO · 09-10

KKTV

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Major changes coming to 2027 Medicare insurance plans

Colorado · 09-09

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Senator John Hickenlooper visits Prowers Medical Center to discuss rural health care challenges with representatives from area hospitals

Pictured, left to right (back row): Roger Stagner, Dr. Richard Book, Dr. Anthony Brocato, Senator Hickenlooper, Karen Bryant, Beth Bell, and Joe Spitz. In front row are, from left, Tina Sandoval,Rita Bastian, and Kirk Crespin. Rural health care is facing a financial crisis in 2027. New federal legislation will significantly...

Lamar, CO · 09-09

The Denver Gazette

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EDITORIAL: Colorado’s Medicaid monster devours the budget

What goes up, must come down — except when it comes to Colorado’s mushrooming Medicaid spending, it seems. Even as the number of people enrolled in the government health insurance program for the poor and disabled has declined, its cost continues to spiral upward. A Common Sense Institute analysis released last week found the number […]

Colorado · 09-07

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Beulah’s recent floods are the result of burn-scarred ground, complicating the community’s water situation

The flames that surrounded Beulah are extinguished, but the Aspen Acres Fire left behind a burn scar the size of Denver. Now the small Southern Colorado community is dealing with chronic, deadly flooding in the aftermath of the fire. “What's next? The Pestilence?” resident Jean Park said. Park works...

Denver, CO · 09-08

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No license, no inspection, no accountability — who is protecting women? | GUEST COLUMN

In early August, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed into law expansion of abortion from 24 weeks through the entire pregnancy. While many celebrated, Colorado serves as a staunch warning of the unintended consequences of unrestricted, unregulated abortion. Whether pro-life or pro-choice, Coloradans agree women deserve high-quality, safe, compassionate care. Colorado...

Colorado · 09-04

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Transit-to-Care shutdown leaves Pikes Peak area patients seeking new rides to medical appointments

Some people in the Pikes Peak region are being forced to find a different way to get to their medical appointments after a transportation company stopped giving rides.

Colorado Springs, CO · 09-04

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UCHealth Highlands Ranch expands specialized services

Many Douglas County residents will no longer have to travel to UCHealth’s main campus to receive specialized care as more coordinated care has been expanded to the Highlands Ranch campus through its new building, Pavilion 2. With the opening of Pavilion 2, UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital is growing not...

Douglas County, CO · 09-02

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Transit-to-Care shutdown leaves Pikes Peak area patients seeking new rides to medical appointments

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) — Some people in the Pikes Peak region are being forced to find a different way to get to their medical appointments after a transportation company stopped giving rides. Transit-to-Care confirmed the shutdown to 11 News, saying it was forced to close after Medicaid reimbursement...

El Paso County, CO · 09-04

CBS Colorado

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81% of Coloradans live in ozone polluted areas, advocates asking for change

Clean air advocates are asking local and state leaders in Colorado to act on the unhealthy ozone levels and their impacts.

Colorado · 09-01

CBS News

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81% of Coloradans live in ozone polluted areas, clean air advocates asking for change

Colorado · 09-01

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Back-To-School Vaccine Advice from a Pediatrician and Mom

As the mother of three girls ages 7, 5, and 3, the back-to-school season is always busy. And as a pediatrician who works in a nonprofit and takes care of kids north of Denver, work is also, extremely busy. Between keeping track of my work deadlines, increased patient visits, house needs, school shopping, and back to school schedules, I am stretched thin for August and September. I know I am not alone and that most parents feel the same way.

Denver, CO · 08-31

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Colorado Medicaid recipients will face new work requirements and renewal changes in 2027

DENVER — Tens of thousands of people on Medicaid in Colorado will need to meet new requirements to keep their health care coverage starting in January 2027. Adults ages 19 to 64 will need to prove they are working or have a valid reason not to work. In Colorado,...

Colorado · 09-02