Colorado Health Insurance

Attention: Sales Professionals

ColoHealth, a division of HSA for America,
is now serving Colorado Health Insurance clients Nationwide.

ColoHealth is a supporter of the Rocky Mountain Raptor Center.

Colorado Health Insurance information

At ColoHealth, we have over 300 Colorado health insurance plan options for our clients.  Companies we represent in Colorado include Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Golden Rule, Unicare, UnitedHealthcare, World, and others.  Our objective is to help you find the best coverage, with financially strong companies, at the lowest available premium.

Our Instant Quote system will give you rates for over two dozen plans.  Once you choose a plan you like, you can apply online or print out an applications and fax or mail it to us.

Colorado Health Insurance in the News

California Gov. Schwarzenegger Signs Law That Bans Insurers From Linking Employee Bonuses To Health Insurance Coverage ... (Medical News Today)
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) on Tuesday signed legislation (AB 1150) that prohibits health insurance companies from rewarding employees who cancel or limit an enrollee's coverage, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Health insurance push expands beyond schools (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
INDIANAPOLIS – An annual back-to-school campaign aimed at enrolling children in low-cost government health insurance added a new goal this year: getting their parents and other adults signed up, too.

America's Health Insurance Plans launches campaign in Ohio for nationwide universal health (News-Medical-Net)
America's Health Insurance Plans on Tuesday launched a new grassroots campaign designed "to build support for workable health care reform based on core principles shared by the American people: coverage, affordability, quality, value, choice and portability," the organization said, CQ HealthBeat reports.

Health insurance option offered (Homer News)
[The Foraker Group, along with the Rasmuson Foundation, has unveiled a new health insurance program designed to create a healthier nonprofit sector in Alaska. It offers two options to help expand coverage to underinsured individuals and families or those currently without insurance. One option is a high deductible plan, $1,500, with a health savings account. The second option is a catastrophic ...

Changing Physician Payments Could Rein In Costs Of Massachusetts Health Insurance Law, Opinion Piece States (Medical News Today)
Proponents of the Massachusetts health insurance law "underestimated costs and overestimated revenue," which has "obliged the state to spend more to subsidize insurance" to keep the "law's promises," Alan Sager and Deborah Socolar, directors of the Health Reform Program at the Boston University School of Public Health, write in a Boston Globe opinion piece.

Nixon touts health-care proposal; Public would see insurance rates rise. (Columbia Daily Tribune)
Jay Nixon, the presumptive Democratic candidate for governor, wants consumers to be able to compare health insurance plans to empower them to get the best policies at the lowest price.

Lack of health insurance is costly for Missourians (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
A rising number of uninsured patients are going without necessary care and are raising medical costs for those who have insurance coverage, according to a report released Tuesday by the Missouri Foundation for Health.

Maine insurance savings estimated (Boston Globe)
The board of Maine's Dirigo program says the state-backed health insurance system has provided nearly $150 million in health care savings through avoided costs in the last year.

Back in the Market for Health Insurance Plans? Five Tips for General Motors Retirees and Others (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
As thousands of GM retirees learn that their former employer will no longer offer health insurance benefits, they are evaluating their options. Longevity Alliance is already helping thousands save money and meet their unique health care insurance needs through tips and resources designed specifically for them on its web site.

NH getting $882,000 to help poor get insurance (Boston Globe)
New Hampshire is getting $882,000 to help offset the cost of providing health insurance to residents who can't get conventional insurance.