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Colorado’s public option plan gains 35,000 sign ups in first year

January 20, 2023 Reprints

Roughly 35,000 people signed up for Colorado’s public option health insurance plan in the program’s first year, The Colorado Sun reports. The Colorado Option is a state-designed insurance plan sold by private insurance companies, which both reap the reward if it is profitable and bear the risk if it isn’t.

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Colorado’s public option plan gains 35,000 sign ups in first year

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