Colorado locals on Anthem and Rocky Mountain Health Plans can breathe a little easier today. The two healthcare providers will remain on the state’s health marketplace next year, just weeks after saying they would leave. Days later, state lawmakers passed legislation to make up for disappearing Federal tax credits. Summit County commissioner Tamara Pogue was hopeful, telling Krystal 93 those disappearing tax credits made everyone nervous. “SNAP benefits, access to childcare through C-Cap, healthcare premium tax credits to name a few.”But even this latest healthcare solution is not a silver billet.