Colorado's Plan for Making Insulin More Affordable

The video discusses the rising cost of insulin in the U.S., highlighting a new Colorado law capping insulin costs at $100 per month for insured diabetics. However, this cap only applies to copays, not premiums, and doesn't affect uninsured individuals. Cigna also announced a plan to cap insulin costs at $25 for its customers, but this only benefits those with Cigna insurance. The video emphasizes that insulin pricing is a nationwide issue, with most diabetics living outside Colorado and not having Cigna insurance.

What recent law did Colorado pass regarding insulin prices?

How much will people with diabetes pay for insulin under the new Colorado law?

What is the significance of Cigna's announcement about insulin pricing?

Why is the price of insulin considered a nationwide problem?

What are the limitations of the new insulin pricing law in Colorado?