Colorado SB 11-200

States Can Still Kill Obamacare. But not Colorado. Thanks Amy Stephens.0
- July 13, 2012
States don’t need to wait until Election Day to take aim at a point of vulnerability that remains in place despite the Courts latest caprice. They can refuse to implement the laws insurance exchanges. Continue reading →
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Contra Rep. Amy Stephens, States should reject ObamaCare insurance exchanges 0
- June 11, 2012
While Colorado Rep. Amy Stephens continues to support the government controlled health insurance exchange she established with SB-200, Michael Cannon at Cato explains why this is a bad idea: Continue reading →
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Colorado Health Benefits Exchange: Computer problems, will progress even if ObamaCare overturned?0
- April 24, 2012
The Urban Institute says that the biggest challenge for CO’s exchange that it’s “starting with a flawed foundation, a legacy computer system – CBMS Colorado Benefits Management System – that is inflexible and difficult to modify.” Continue reading →
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CO House Republicans block state-run exchange’s grant application 0
- September 29, 2011
“Colorado House Republicans temporarily have blocked the CO Health Benefit Exchange board from applying for a $22 million grant … to set up the technology infrastructure needed to operate an online health insurance marketplace beginning in 2014” -Den Bus. Journal Continue reading →
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Politically-controlled health benefits exchanges crowd out private exchanges 0
- July 27, 2011
Government has no business running health benefits exchanges. They compete with private ventures. Politico reports: “To some observers, the growing interest in private health exchanges indicates that employers would be less likely to send their employees to the public exchanges to take advantage of public subsidies.”
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Colo. SB 11-200: Don’t get mugged by a politically controlled insurance exchange 0
- May 6, 2011
In the Denver Post: “Say a street thug breaks your nose, robs you, and then offers to “help” by driving you to the hospital. Would you accept? But some Colo. legislators are accepting – by supporting the Washington-controlled health insurance exchange in Senate Bill 11-200.”
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