The Colorado Sun

Plan to cut Medicaid rates for Coloradans with disabilities gets no support from governing board, moves ahead anyway

State Medicaid officials said they have authority to continue with the plan through an executive order from Gov. Jared Polis ...

Expensive beer, millions overpaid to a Medicaid program’s providers and more from the Colorado legislature this week

Colorado lawmakers voted Wednesday to send millions of dollars to the state’s overcrowded prison system, one week after a key ...
Colorado Public Radio

Medicaid recipients, advocates furious over state mistake that’s costing tens of millions of dollars

This now threatens funding for programs supporting thousands of Colorado families with children with disabilities.
Longmont Times-Call

For years, Colorado Medicaid mistakenly paid a program’s providers several times too much — costing millions

You either laugh at this one, or you cry,” Rep. Kyle Brown said. ” … So maybe it’s $20 million in a given year, and it’s been ...

Colorado Medicaid driver fraud cost $25 million — and state blocked payments worth nearly as much, officials say

A Medicaid fraud scheme that targeted a free transportation service that shuttled patients to clinics cost the state $25 ...
CBS News

Two Colorado representatives at center of debate over Medicaid work requirements in nation's capital

Two members of Congress from Colorado will play a pivotal role in deciding the fate of Medicaid, a program that provides health care for one in five Coloradans. Rep. Gabe Evans, a Republican ...
The Aspen Times

Head of Colorado Medicaid office pledges to avoid ‘draconian’ cuts as agency charts a new path under GOP budget law

Colorado health officials are beginning to map out a plan for how to deal with federal changes to Medicaid under congressional Republicans and President Donald Trump’s recently enacted “big, beautiful ...

Colorado Medicaid overpaid wheelchair transport providers tens of millions in 5-year upcoding error

For five years, the Joint Budge Committee said transportation companies using vans for extra large wheelchairs were billing the state for a specialty ambulance.
The Gazette

EDITORIAL: Stop the bleeding for Colorado Medicaid

Just weeks after some Colorado members of Congress publicly called on our state to stop hemorrhaging scarce Medicaid dollars on illegal immigration, the state’s attorney general instead has decided to ...