Sen. Michael F. Bennet has introduced new legislation in the U.S. Senate aimed at strengthening community policing strategies and providing greater mental health crisis support.
The Food and Drug Administration inspected Coda Coffee Company in Denver on May 8 for food composition, standards, labeling, economic issues and foodborne biological hazards, issuing two citations, according to the agency’s online records.
On May 8, the FDA inspected Coda Coffee Company in Denver, reviewing food composition, standards, labeling, economics, and foodborne biological hazards, according to information available on the FDA’s website.
Denver saw a 5.2% rise in Medicaid payments for Vision Services in 2024, signaling shifts in utilization and reimbursement trends across the city.
Jeffrey Ventures, Inc. in Denver was inspected by the FDA on March 13, resulting in four citations related to food composition, standards, labeling, and foodborne biological hazards, according to FDA records.
Rep. Diana DeGette has proposed new legislation in the U.S. House designed to expand the FDA’s authority and enhance its food research initiatives.
FDA records show a March 19 inspection at Octapharma Plasma, Inc. in Denver focusing on blood and blood products.
Denver Medicaid providers charged $236.4 million for services under National Codes Established for State Medicaid Agencies in 2024, reflecting a 17.7% increase from the prior year.
In 2024, Medicaid providers in Colorado billed $47,814,909 for Enteral and Parenteral Therapy services, reflecting a 2.5% rise compared with the prior year.
Colorado saw a 3.5% rise in Medicaid spending for services in the Vision Services category in 2024, highlighting shifts in how and where public health dollars are used.