Now that the midterms are over, the calls are growing louder in Washington about repealing health care reform.

But Colorado voters beg to disagree. On Election Day, when it came to health care reform, Colorado common sense prevailed. Colorado voters defeated Amendment 63, an attempt to roll back health care reform at the state level that would have raised costs and reduced access for Coloradans.

November 3, 2010 |  8:27am

Voters in Arizona and Oklahoma amended their state constitutions Tuesday with "healthcare freedom" measures designed to block the new federal mandate on individuals and some employers to buy health insurance. Voters in Colorado went the other way, defeating a similar

University of Colorado Hospital is planning a $400 million expansion on the Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado, as well as a $20 million expansion project on the University of Colorado Cancer Center, reports The Denver Post.

The $400 million expansion

The University of Colorado Hospital (UCH) announces plans to add a $400 million, 660,000-square-foot inpatient tower. The UCH expansion project will primarily consist of the inpatient towerthe hospitals seconddedicated to inpatient and emergency care. The first inpatient building, the Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion, opened in 2004.The new facility, which is scheduled to open in 2013, will add 144 inpatient

The University of Colorado Hospital (UCH) announces plans to add a $400 million, 660,000-square-foot inpatient tower. The UCH expansion project will primarily consist of the inpatient towerthe hospitals seconddedicated to inpatient and emergency care. The first inpatient building, the Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion, opened in 2004.The new facility, which is scheduled to open in 2013, will add 144 inpatient

Similar scenarios are playing out across the country, where every state that’s actively challenging the law is at the same time taking steps to implement it, according to a Stateline.org analysis and information compiled by the National Conference of State Legislatures. Just like the states that supported the overhaul, opposition states are setting up high-risk insurance pools and setting

“Looking at a job where I felt I would be needed and wanted,” he said, summing up the appeal. “And also knowing that a lot of change was forthcoming, and I would be leading this change. I’m pretty good at handling change type of management. So I felt very comfortable.”Diamond also was impressed by Oregon’s commitment to tear down the existing hospital, which gained

Owner offering free trips to Denver to get a prescriptionBy BEN FORNELLStaff writerPublished: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 11:04 PM CSTTelluride’s first medicinal marijuana dispensary opened last Wednesday, but no medicine has gone out the door yet.One day, owner Neal Elinoff hopes to have 12 to 31 varieties of marijuana in the store, called Legally Supplied Marijuana For Telluride — or L.S.M.F.T.But

Owner offering free trips to Denver to get a prescriptionBy BEN FORNELLStaff writerPublished: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 11:04 PM CSTTelluride’s first medicinal marijuana dispensary opened last Wednesday, but no medicine has gone out the door yet.One day, owner Neal Elinoff hopes to have 12 to 31 varieties of marijuana in the store, called Legally Supplied Marijuana For Telluride — or L.S.M.F.T.But

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