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Memorial Hospital Lands Upgrade in Air Ambulance Services

By Chhun Sun for The Gazette One of the fastest, safest ways to transport a medical patient just got an upgrade. Meet the AIRBUS H125 helicopter, the newest member of the UCHealth Memorial Hospital staff. On March 5, it went into service – replacing Memorial Star, which served the region for 15 years. The new, red-and-white… Continue reading Memorial Hospital Lands Upgrade in Air Ambulance Services

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Medicaid Patients

Colorado’s Most Vulnerable Medicaid Patients Say They Are Left Waiting for Rides

By Nick Coltrain for The Coloradoan Fermin Eddie Valdez Jr. knows the pain of missing a dialysis appointment. The heavy limbs, the weight of extra fluids your body can’t process, the general malaise. But when he’d miss appointments, or cut short the full four-hour treatment because state-contracted transportation providers didn’t pick him up or left him… Continue reading Colorado’s Most Vulnerable Medicaid Patients Say They Are Left Waiting for Rides

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Flu Season

Expert Says Colorado Flu Season Could Be Nearing Its Peak

In this article originally published by The Gazette, learn why the flu season might be peaking in January for the state of Colorado.

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Lose Health Insurance

Congress Has Two Months to Act Or 75,000 Kids And Pregnant Women In Colorado Will Lose Health Insurance

In this article originally published by The Denver Post, learn about the Children’s Health Insurance Program and why some may lose health insurance.

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Crisis Assessment Team

Crisis Assessment Team From Colorado Helps In Las Vegas

By Shawn Chitnis for CBS Denver URORA, Colo. (CBS4) – Staff on the HealthOne Crisis Assessment Team volunteered this week to help victims and their caregivers in Las Vegas with mental health counseling. They will deploy to the city prepared to take on a large number of patients still processing the shooting at a music festival that killed 58 people… Continue reading Crisis Assessment Team From Colorado Helps In Las Vegas

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Prepare Seniors for Winter

Summertime is Perfect Time to Prepare Seniors for Winter

In this article by Columbine Health Systems, learn why home maintenance and more should be preformed to prepare seniors for winter.

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Medical Aid in Dying

Colorado’s Medical Aid in Dying Law Quietly Under Way

In this article originally published by The Gazette, learn more about the new Colorado law that allows for medical aid in dying.

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FDA Approved Drug

MS Community Hails New FDA Approved Drug

By Libby Smith for CBS Denver LAKEWOOD, Colo (CBS4) – The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a new drug to treat multiple sclerosis, and many in the MS community are calling it a game changer. “It’s great,” said Anuska Ullal, a progressive MS patient. Ullal is thrilled about this new drug, because it’s the first… Continue reading MS Community Hails New FDA Approved Drug

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Colorado Medicaid

Colorado Could Owe Feds Up to $43 Million for Medicaid “Systems Error”

In this article, originally published by The Denver Post, read about the Colorado Medicaid error. Read on to see if feds will make Colorado repay the debt.

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Senior in Northern Colorado

Your Living Options as a Senior in Northern Colorado

In this article originally published by the Coloradoan, read about how many seniors plan to age-in-place and how Colorado can facilitate those plans.

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