Get help enrolling in health insurance.

The Connection to Coverage Program at Doctors Care helps individuals and families understand their health insurance options and get connected to the coverage that fits their needs. Our certified Health Coverage Guides provide free, confidential, and personalized assistance—whether you’re applying for Medicaid or CHP+, exploring plans through Connect for Health Colorado, or navigating life‑change updates that affect your coverage.

Schedule a Free Appointment Today!

Call 720-458-6185 or click below.

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm

Walk-ins welcome: Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. 

*Hours subject to change.

*Holidays excluded

Already have health insurance? Learn how to maximize your benefits!

Doctors Care hosts free health literacy classes and enrollment sessions at various events across the Denver Metro Area.

Find events in your community by visiting our events calendar below!

How we can help you

Navigate your care

If your household makeup, income, or any other change has occurred that needs to be reported to your health coverage application, we can help make that update.

    • Health literacy – Education on how to use your insurance coverage
    • Find an in-network provider – We will help you locate a provider that accepts your plan. 
    • Estimate your monthly medical costs – Understand premiums, copays, and out-of-pocket expectations. 

Identification

  • Driver’s license
  • Passport
  • Birth certificate

Proof of Income

  • Check stub
  • Self-employment ledger
  • Other (retirement, social security, etc.)

Social Security Cards

  • If you can’t bring the card, please have the number available

Immigration Status

  • Legal permanent resident card
  • Work visa
  • Student visa

Usernames and Passwords

  • For Connect for Health or PEAK (if applicable)

Name of Current Medical Providers and Prescriptions

Doctors Care’s certified Health Coverage Guides can help walk you through it!

When can I get covered?

Open Enrollment

Open enrollment marketplace open 11/01 to 01/15.
The Open Enrollment Period in Colorado runs from November 1 through January 15. If you enroll in benefits by December 15, your coverage starts January 1. If you enroll in benefits by January 15, your coverage starts February 1.

Special Enrollment

You have 60 days to make changes after a life event.
If you have a qualifying event, you can get covered through a Special Enrollment Period. Qualifying events include losing your job's health insurance, changes in your income, having a baby or getting married. This Special Enrollment Period is open for 60 days following an event.

Medicaid Enrollment

Apply for Medicaid services year-round.
Medicaid Enrollment happens year-round. You have to meet certain income requirements to enroll in Medicaid. Medicaid enrollment is available for non-citizens as well.

Frequently Asked Questions

Need additional information? Doctors Care’s Health Coverage Guides are happy to answer any questions you may have. Call 720-458-6185, or click the buttons below.

Please visit www.healthfirstcolorado.com/renewals for more information.

You now have 60 days to enroll in health insurance under a Life Change Event.

Depending on your situation, you may qualify for Medicaid OR a plan on Connect for Health Colorado.

If you had insurance with your job you may be able to keep the same plan through Cobra, though it will be more expensive.

To apply for Medicaid, click here.
To apply for a health insurance plan, click here.

It is important to keep all your information up to date in PEAK or Connect for Health Colorado whenever there is a change. There may be tax consequences at the end of the year if you do not keep your account up to date. You might even save money on your premium with some life changes.

  • Got married/divorced
  • Had a child
  • Changed or lost your job
  • Change or loss in income
  • Moved
  • Death in your household
  • And More

In immigration, public charge describes a person who might rely on the government for financial, housing, or food assistance, or for health care.

If the government decides that a person is a “public charge,” their application to enter the US, or to get a green card, may be denied.

Public charge does not apply to US citizens or individuals applying for:

  • Temporary Protected Status
  • U or T Visas
  • Asylum
  • Refugee Status
  • Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
  • Individuals renewing a green card or applying for citizenship.


For more information, click here. For Spanish, click here. Visit the Coalition for Immigrant Health’s website for additional resources.

A program that provides undocumented Coloradans and DACA recipients with a safe way to compare affordable health insurance plans and enroll on a secure online platform, Colorado Connect.

Silver Enhanced Savings are subsidies available to individuals who apply for health insurance through OmniSalud and have incomes at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). These subsidies cover the premium costs for silver plans and lower cost-sharing, making coverage more affordable. The program is designed for those who do not qualify for Medicaid or tax credits through Connect for Health Colorado and is limited to the first 11,000 applicants.

Learn more here.

A mixed plan household refers to a family where different members are enrolled in different types of health coverage plans. This can happen when individuals within the same household qualify for different programs based on factors like age, immigration status, or income. For example, some family members might be covered by Medicaid, while others might need to enroll in a private health insurance plan through the Marketplace or a program like OmniSalud.

Connect for Health Colorado™ is an online marketplace where individuals, families and small businesses in Colorado can shop, compare and purchase health insurance. Learn more about Connect for Health Colorado. Doctors Care is a certified enrollment center.