Colorado Senate passes bill to cover children’s healthcare needs

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Denver Business Journal, February 12, 2008

The Colorado Senate has approved a resolution which proposes to give all Colorado children access to healthcare by 2010. The resolution sets a goal of covering roughly 180,000 Colorado kids without insurance, but provides no details on how the state will achieve that goal. Some senators expressed strong concerns about making a pledge that may set unrealistic expectations.

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