Colorado health-insurance industry group loses its top official

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Executive director Ben Price is leaving the Colorado Association of Health Plans after seven years at the helm when he and industry leaders had to deal with a seismic shift in the American health care scene, CAHP announced on Friday. After his mid-June departure, Price will take over as CEO of the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting, the Littleton-based certification group for those professionals.

SOURCE: Health Insurance News – Read entire story here.

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