A bill that would create a state fund to help insurers cover their sickest and most expensive patients could reduce individual health insurance premiums in Colorado by almost 23 percent, the state Division of Insurance said Thursday. Colorado legislators are considering legislation to create a state reinsurance program, which, if passed, would help insurance companies cover costs once a patient reaches a set amount of health care claims. The Division of Insurance had an actuarial firm, Lewis & Ellis, review the proposed program, which would affect health insurance bought on the individual market. “This study shows that our innovative Colorado Reinsurance funding model works,” said Michael Conway, state insurance commissioner, in a statement.

 

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