Misty Berryman, Author at Colorado Health Healthshare

How Health Sharing Saves Money for Colorado Residents

by Misty Berryman | Mar 6, 2024 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Insurance

Health sharing plans are increasing in popularity here in Colorado for people who are in relatively good health and want to save as much as 50% over the unsubsidized premium costs of traditional insurance. Sure, some people qualify for an Affordable Care Act subsidy...

Colorado Residents: What to Do When You Miss Open Enrollment in 2025

by Misty Berryman | Feb 12, 2024 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Sharing, Healthshare plans

The Connect for Health Colorado deadline expired on January 15th. That was the last day most Coloradans could sign up for a subsidy-eligible Connect For Health Colorado health insurance plan with guaranteed enrollment privileges. But don’t worry: You still have...

2025 HSA Contribution Limits in Colorado

by Misty Berryman | Dec 1, 2023 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Savings Accounts

As usual, HSA contribution limits have gone up again in Colorado and across the country. This blog will explore not only the new 2025 HSA contribution limits, but also review the advantages of opening an HSA and answer some frequently asked questions. Key Takeaways:...

Why Colorado Doctors Are Switching to Direct Primary Care

by Misty Berryman | Mar 29, 2023 | Direct Primary Care

In recent years, there has been a growing trend among Colorado doctors to switch to Direct Primary Care (DPC) practices. DPC is a healthcare model that allows patients to pay a monthly or annual fee to their doctor for unlimited access to primary care services. In...

How Colorado’s Extra Subsidies Lower Your Health Insurance Premiums

by Misty Berryman | Dec 14, 2022 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Insurance

Colorado health insurance may be more affordable than you think! While the raw, unsubsidized cost of individual and family health insurance premiums are going up by over 10% in Colorado this year, many households will actually be paying less out of pocket for health...