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John Ingold's coverage is highly focused on local issues within Colorado, with a significant emphasis on healthcare and pharmaceutical topics. He also covers government and political matters related to the state.
Given his interest in citing data and focusing on legal policy regulation, he may be interested in pitches that provide expert analysis of healthcare trends specifically within the Colorado region. Additionally, offering insight into government policies or regulations related to healthcare could be particularly relevant for him.
Pitches should draw attention to detailed research or data specific to Colorado’s healthcare landscape, as well as insights into how various legal and policy changes impact the state's residents.
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By: John Ingold
Two major health insurers that sell plans to people who don't get coverage through a job have informed state regulators they are scaling back in Colorado for next year, potentially dealing another blow to the state's already-battered insurance market.
By: John Ingold
John Ingold Two major health insurers in Colorado — Anthem and Rocky Mountain Health Plans — have reversed their plans to withdraw from several counties next year.
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By: John Ingold
Something alarming happened in Mesa County in August: In the span of a few days, public health officials identified two new people with measles. Even worse, both of them caught
By: Jesse Paul, John Ingold
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at coloradosun.com
By: John Ingold
“Because they had the courage to say ‘no’ when their religious freedoms were trampled, people of faith across the country now enjoy stronger protections.”
By: John Ingold
Children's Hospital Colorado has again paused gender-affirming care for transgender people under the age of 18, after federal authorities opened a new investigation into the hospital.
By: Taylor Dolven, John Ingold, Jesse Paul
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at coloradosun.com
By: John Ingold
Apropos of the subject, let’s just sink our teeth into it: 2026 is likely going to be a big year for ticks in Colorado.
By: John Ingold
Apropos of the subject, let's just sink our teeth into it: 2026 is likely going to be a big year for ticks in Colorado.
