Colorado Health Insurance

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Colorado Health Insurance Companies Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Colorado, UnitedHealthcare / Golden Rule, Time / Assurant, World, Humana, Aetna, Celtic, Cigna, Health Savings Accounts, Medicare Supplemental Ins, Maternity Coverage, Low Cost Options, and more...

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At ColoHealth, we have over 300 Colorado health insurance plan options for our clients.  Companies we represent in Colorado include Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Golden Rule, Unicare, UnitedHealthcare, World, and others.  Our objective is to help you find the best coverage, with financially strong companies, at the lowest available premium.

Our Instant Quote system will give you rates for over two dozen plans.  Once you choose a plan you like, you can apply online or print out an applications and fax or mail it to us.

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Colorado Health Insurance in the News

Health care reform bill 101: Who must buy insurance? (The Christian Science Monitor)
In an attempt to de-mystify the health care reform bill now before Congress, the Monitor takes a look at what is in it and how it might affect you. First, we look at the new requirement to buy health insurance.

Insurance-rate regulation dropped from latest health bill (McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News)
WASHINGTON — A Democratic plan for new federal power over health insurance rates was dropped Thursday from the final health care bill, squeezed out by the way the Democrats are pushing the bill through Congress.

AP sources: Insurance watchdog not in health bill (AP via Yahoo! News)
Democratic aides say President Barack Obama's plan for a watchdog agency with power to roll back excessive premium hikes by insurance companies has been dropped from the latest version of the health care bill.

Dems try sweetening health bill with insurance subsidies, rebate (New Haven Register)
Associated Press WASHINGTON — Historic health care change in the balance, Democrats plowed fresh billions of dollars into insurance subsidies for consumers on Thursday and added a $250 rebate for seniors facing high prescription drugs, last-minute sweeteners to sweeping $940 billion legislation headed for a climactic weekend vote.

When are health insurance premiums tax-deductible? (KIVI Boise)
The IRS allows you to deduct some forms of health insurance, but not others. Find out when health insurance premiums are deductible.

Health Insurance Tips For College Students (Investopedia via Yahoo! Finance)
Why buy for health insurance when your parents policy can cover you? Read on to avoid paying twice.

Health Insurance Tips For College Students (Investopedia)
While it’s important to have health insurance in case of emergency, it’s not good to spend money for something you already have. If you’re enrolled in college and under 31 years old, you may be covered under your parents’ health insurance policy.

DOL announces $4.8 million grant to provide Washington state workers with health insurance payments [03/19/2010] (U.S. Department of Labor)
The U.S. Department of Labor today announced a $4,847,959 grant to provide an estimated 1,500 jobless workers in Washington state with partial premium payments for health insurance coverage.

LEFT & RIGHT AGREE HEALTH CARE MANDATE SHOULD BE KILLED; Passage Would Be Victory for Insurance Companies ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
WASHINGTON, March 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today, more than 40 groups running the political spectrum from the far left to the far right sent a letter to Members of Congress opposing the centerpiece provision of the health care bill, an individual mandate to purchase insurance at threat of prosecution and fines.

Arizona drops children's health insurance program in trimmed budget (People's Daily)
Arizona became the first state in the United States to eliminate children's health insurance program when Governor Jan Brewer signed a trimmed-back budget on Thursday, the New York Times reported. The budget will leave 47,000 low-income children without medical coverage, an indication of how the fiscal crisis afflicting state governments is cutting deeply into health care, the newspaper said in ...