New law means states have big decisions this year on Medicaid, SNAP and taxes

The federal government is shifting more responsibilities to states, and states must prepare for greater costs in the Medicaid ...
Glenwood Springs Post Independent

Colorado lawmakers scrutinize strategies to rein in state Medicaid spending

A bipartisan group of Colorado lawmakers tasked with writing the state’s annual budget voiced concerns on Monday over ...

Colorado's getting $1 billion to 'transform' rural health care: Hospitals aren't thrilled with the state's plan

Colorado will receive about $1 billion in federal funding to reshape rural health care over the next five years, but hospital ...

These vaccine requirements remain in Colorado despite new CDC schedule

Colorado's school vaccine requirements now follow American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendations rather than those made by ...

Understanding Medicaid Waivers: Eligibility and Types Explained

Explore Medicaid waivers, learn about eligibility criteria, and discover the various types, including home and ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

City Market offers 20% off for SNAP, Medicaid recipients

Locals receiving government assistance could save extra at their City Market, thanks to its parent company, Kroger, launching ...

What’s Changing with Medicaid Eligibility and How It Could Affect Your Care

The 2025 Budget Reconciliation Act, commonly referred to as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), was signed into law this summer, and it has a sweeping impact on Medicaid eligibility.