This week, legislators introduced significant amendments to House Bill 1232, “Standardized Health Benefit Plan Colorado Option,” that removed the state-run, public health insurance option, but retained a number of problematic provisions. The bill now directs the Commissioner of Insurance to establish a single, standardized health benefit plan for the individual and small group markets. Private … Read Post
Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Names Katherine Rizzuto as Vice President, Sales and Investor Strategy Rizzuto Comes to Chamber with Strong Background in Advertising Technology, Media, Marketing and Sales DENVER – The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce has named Katherine Rizzuto as its new vice president, sales and investor strategy. She started Monday, March 29, … Read Post
Our members work hard every day to make the Denver metro area a great place to do business. We want to keep you in the know about the important work of our members, whether they are opening new business locations, hiring more people or creating new partnerships. Read about our members in the news: On … Read Post
You may have read the articles, heard lawmakers speak or even seen the television commercials about a proposed public health insurance option in Colorado. There’s a lot of information flying around right now. But what’s the truth? The Chamber has done the research. Here’s what we know. What is House Bill 1232? Rep. Dylan Roberts … Read Post
Last week, Rep. Dylan Roberts (D-Avon), Rep. Iman Jodeh (D-Aurora) and Sen. Kerry Donovan (D-Vail) introduced House Bill 1232, “Standardized Health Benefit Plan Colorado Option,” and it will go to the Committee on Health & Insurance next week. The legislation requires that health insurance carriers reduce premiums for individual and small business market plans by 20% by the end of 2024. If the Commissioner of … Read Post
This past year has been a year of uncertainty, but it also has been a time for business to adapt, innovate and show how resilient their teams are. Our 2021 Business Awards finalists reflected on what this past year meant for their business and what resiliency means to them. Get to know our 2021 finalists … Read Post
On Friday, 2.5 million more Coloradans became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as the state rolled out phase 1B.4. Who knew a year ago that we’d be lining up by the millions to get a shot in the arm – let alone two? But we know these vaccinations bring new hope that we may … Read Post
