AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCoverage Ahead: Connect for Health Colorado’s open enrollment starts Nov. 1 as ACA customers face uncertainty over insurers leaving the market in 2027. Colorado officials are also preparing for Medicaid eligibility changes next year, while rural hospitals warn federal cuts could further strain care. Injury Prevention: Children’s Hospital reports traumatic e-bike injuries among children rose 184% from 2024 to 2025, and e-scooter injuries climbed 84%. State Patrol urges families to keep kids off e-bikes and scooters while trick-or-treating. Health Costs: Colorado’s Division of Insurance says $15.8 million is going back to residents. Equity: Black and Latino children in Colorado enter foster care at higher rates, despite an overall decline. Public Health: A pediatrician warns Amendment 82 could limit the state’s ability to address pollution risks by protecting natural-gas sales in the state constitution.
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