Peak Health Alliance expects to be able to offer its members premiums next year that are at least 20 percent less than current rates. (Image: Shutterstock)
Colorado’s ski resort areas in Summit County have a high cost of living, among the highest in the country. The people who visit these places — Keystone, Breckenridge and Copper Mountain — can afford it.
Many of those who live and work there can’t, especially when they get sick.
In addition to expensive rent, they pay some of the steepest health insurance premiums in the nation. Hospital costs are also pricey, with most business generated by tourists, skiers and outdoors enthusiasts.
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