Wiley Long, Author at Colorado Health Healthshare

Colorado Accident Plans: How Skiers and Snowboarders Can Reduce Their Out-of-Pocket Risk to Just $100

by Wiley Long | Feb 16, 2022 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Insurance

One of the many privileges that we have as Coloradans is access to some of the best skiing terrain in the world. But no matter how experienced you are on the slopes, skiing and snowboarding come with significant risks that can end up costing you a fortune. Protect...

Prediction: Colorado Health Insurance Trends for 2022

by Wiley Long | Jan 4, 2022 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Insurance

Of all the monthly costs in a family’s budget, health insurance is not only one of the biggest, but it’s also one of the most important. Here’s a quick look at what’s going on with Colorado Health Insurance Trends for 2022. Colorado Health Insurance Marketplace 2022:...

Rocky Mountain Health Plans: The Fastest Growing Colorado Health Insurance Plan Keeps Getting Better

by Wiley Long | May 26, 2021 | Rocky Mountain Health Plans

Last year, the up-and-coming local insurance company Rocky Mountain Health Plans (RMHP) made waves when it was announced that they would be expanding coverage into 12 new Colorado counties in 2021. That’s up from only 2 counties in 2020 … An impressive leap for what...

Colorado Special Enrollment Period: There’s Still Time to Get Health Insurance for 2021

by Wiley Long | May 19, 2021 | Colorado Special Enrollment Period, Get Health Insurance for 2021

The New American Rescue Plan Subsidies Offer a New Opportunity to Find a More Affordable Health Insurance Plan If you still need a health insurance plan for 2021, or if you need to find a plan with lower premiums, then LISTEN UP: Because health insurance subsidies...

Affordable Health Insurance for 2021

by Wiley Long | Dec 29, 2020 | Colorado Health Insurance, Health Insurance

Colorado has extended the Health Insurance Open Enrollment Deadline … Your Personal Benefits Manager can help you find coverage that will begin February 1st One of the most frustratingly arbitrary things about buying health insurance is dealing with the ACA’s Open...