Connect Colorado Exchange Articles/info

Just a few articles from a policy site affiliated with the Buechner Institute for Governance at the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver. (An obvious extremist whacko think tank)

Much of this info does not seem to be reported in our lame stream media sources.

FYI- happy reading!

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/category/news/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... -sign-ups/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... lack-hole/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... es-so-far/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... em-online/

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... -exchange/

Thanks LOL

You're welcome. As someone who has to find an individual policy most of the time, I have an interest in following the information as best as I can locate it. This site has more info than I have found in most main news articles, although I am not a big TV watcher.

Today's news is not really encouraging. Sounds like a typical Gov't turf battle between Medicaid and the exchange people, with us loyal servants stuck with the mess.

It sounds like they understand the problems and can't get organized on fixing the bureaucratic rules. SOS

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... nge-fixes/

I'd just really like to buy "insurance" not pre-paid health care. And get a comparable tax deduction to employee plans. Why do I have to go thru all this medicaid BS, wild guess on my 2014 income, and all this web site crap. It should not be this hard to do, and it will not encourage people to sign up. sighhhhhhh

Update on connect colorado FYI

http://www.healthpolicysolutions.org/20 ... -december/

Exchange revamp not likely till mid-December

"Health exchange board members on Monday pressed for immediate improvements to Colorado’s mandatory Medicaid application, but state officials, who contend that Colorado is a “shining example” among the states, refused to promise that a full slate of short-term fixes will be completed before Dec. 15.

That’s the deadline for customers to buy health insurance if they want it to kick in on Jan. 1."