Most Colorado Option health insurance plans don’t yet meet 5% cost-cut requirement

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 9/19 2:00A Meg Wingerter

Only one of the eight health insurers operating in Colorado showed they would meet the requirement to reduce monthly premiums for all customers buying the new standardized health plans known as the Colorado Option though it s possible more will...

Dreaming of powder at Red Rocks, saving Sloan’s Lake, a craft beer block party, and more to do in...

The Dever Post (Fitness) 9/15 2:00A John Wenzel

Sweat at the Rocks, dream of powder Saturday. Denver s SnowShape Winter Fitness series at  Red Rocks Amphitheatre begins Saturday, Sept. 17, to help skiers and snowboarders prepare for winter fun. And if you can t make it this time, it continues...

After a bout with COVID, this beautiful — and flat — run provided a scenic return to exercise

The Dever Post (Fitness) 9/12 2:00A John Meyer

Editor’s note: This is part of The Know’s new series, Staff Favorites. Each week, we will offer our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities and more. (We’ll also let you in on some...

CSU’s “Dr. Fraud” helps come up with new insurance fraud price tag: $309 billion

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 8/30 2:00A Aldo Svaldi

Insurance fraud costs the country $308.6 billion a year, a much higher amount than the $80 billion estimated in 1995, according to a new report from the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud that relied heavily on research by CSU Global . The...

Check out vintage photos of a nearly 70-year-old Labor Day ski tradition in Denver

The Dever Post (Fitness) 8/29 2:00A The Know

The annual tradition of Labor Day ski sales in Colorado dates back to 1954 when sporting goods retailer Gart Bros. inaugurated SNIAGRAB (bargains spelled backwards). Related Articles Outdoors | Colorado ski slopes could see above-average snowfall...

This new Denver restaurant is also a yoga studio, live music venue and cidery

The Dever Post (Fitness) 8/5 2:00A Tiney Ricciardi

A new concept debuting this year in Denver isn’t claiming to be everything to everyone. But if you’re into yoga, live music, raw and vegan food, dinner theater, locally-made ferments or holistic...

Mountain bike park proposed near Conifer faces uphill climb as neighbors sound off

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/28 4:06A John Aguilar

The name is new but the questions from neighbors about a proposed 250-acre mountain bike park near Conifer remain the same. How will Shadow Mountain Bike Park formerly known as Full Send Bike Ranch...

Nearly 600 people should get revaccinated after Denver health care provider gave out expired doses,...

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 7/25 2:03P Sam Tabachnik

Colorado s Department of Public Health and Environment is recommending nearly 600 people get revaccinated for COVID-19 after a Denver-based provider administered vaccines past their use date. Bloom Healthcare gave 585 Moderna vaccines between...

As Big Pharma loses interest in new antibiotics, infections are only growing stronger

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 7/18 2:25P Kaiser Health News

Forget covid-19, monkeypox, and other viruses for the moment and consider another threat troubling infectious disease specialists: common urinary tract infections, or UTIs, that lead to emergency room visits and even hospitalizations because of...

9 places to see wildflowers in Colorado right now

The Dever Post (Fitness) 7/14 2:00A Tiney Ricciardi

Buh-bye, doom scrolling. When it’s July in Colorado, we relish in bloom scrolling. Nanette Kuich, education director for the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens in Vail, and other experts say the 2022...

Opinion: Denver has the resources to “cure” homelessness if money is spent on proven solutions...

The Denver Post (Healthcare) 7/11 5:43A Rhonda Hackett

Jamming blankets, clothes, and toiletries into a green canvas duffle bag, the 28-year-old man had no idea where his twelfth move in four months would land him. “We’ll probably move a block or so that...