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Polis’ budget proposal would cut Colorado support for training new doctors

The proposal targets system-affiliated hospitals and could reduce residency training slots, risking a future shortage of doctors as 60% stay where they train, advocacy groups warn.

Summary by Greeley Tribune
Gov. Jared Polis’ administration is proposing an $18.2 million cut to Colorado’s funding for medical education, a reduction that hospitals say might force them to reduce training slots. The cut applies to residency programs, which train medical school graduates for three to seven years before they move into independent practice. Medicare funds direct costs, such as residents’ salaries, for the majority of available slots. States can then choose …

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Denver Post broke the news in Denver, United States on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
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