Bebe Kleinman Addresses Uninsured Rate with the Denver Post

Doctors Care is seeing a rise in the number of uninsured patients following the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency. During the public health emergency, states suspended the process of making Medicaid recipients prove they still had incomes low enough to qualify. Currently, Medicaid recipients must submit paperwork to continue receiving their benefits. Since the public health emergency ended, half a million Coloradans have lost Medicaid coverage due to not returning paperwork or otherwise failing to complete the process.

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Uninsurable: One Woman’s Journey Imagine decades without insurance . . . For many people, it’s not hard to imagine. It’s a fact of life. Up until now, one sliding-fee-scale program

Health Access Team Goes to Washington, D.C.

The Doctors Care Health Access Team recently had the privilege to visit Washington D.C. for the 2016 State of Enrollment conference. Organized by Enroll America, the nation’s leading health care

Serving Littleton, Colorado and beyond.

Proud members of the NAFC

Bebe Kleinman Addresses Uninsured Rate with the Denver Post

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Health Access Team Goes to Washington, D.C.

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