Get help enrolling in health insurance.

Helping individuals apply for Medicaid and subsidized insurance plans through Connect for Health Colorado’s online marketplace. Certified Health Coverage Guides provide free, one-on-one assistance to help individuals understand their insurance options, tax credits for private plans, or obtain health insurance financial assistance. Doctors Care is a certified enrollment center for Connect for Health Colorado and a certified assistance site for Medicaid. Bilingual staff available.

Schedule a Free Virtual Appointment Today!

Call 720-458-6185 or click below.

Hours of Operation*

Monday – Thursday: 9:30 am – 5:00 pm
Friday: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm

*Hours subject to change.

In-person appointments available upon request.

Plan for this year's Open Enrollment!

Doctors Care is hosting Health Insurance Literacy classes to discuss coverage options available in 2025 and beyond. These 90-minute classes are in person or online. We also offer Spanish translations. Choose from multiple dates below!

Saturday, Oct. 12th

10:30 AM to 12 PM
At Doctors Care 
or Online

Saturday, Oct. 26th

10:30 AM to 12 PM
At Doctors Care 
or Online

New this year

Cover All Coloradans

A new law going into effect on January 1, 2025, which helps children and pregnant people get health coverage, no matter what their immigration status is.

Cover All Coloradans covers kids yearly and pregnant people for 12 months postpartum.

These groups should apply, no matter their immigration status.

  • Pregnant people
  • People who’s pregnancy ends on or after Jan. 1, 2025
  • Any child 18 or younger

Open enrollment starts November 1st and goes through January 15th each year. Your benefits will start the following year, depending on when you signed up. For example, if you sign up for insurance between November 1st, 2024 and December 15th, 2024 your benefits will start on January 1st, 2025. If you sign up for insurance on or after December 16th, 2024 your benefits will start on February 1st, 2025.

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

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.

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.

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.