Access to Care Health Enrollment Team

We are here to help you apply for medical assistance programs for individuals ages 0 to 64.  The programs included are Health First Colorado (Medicaid), Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+), Presumptive Eligibility (Medicaid/CHP+), Connect for Health Colorado, and Colorado Connect.

You can contact the Enrollment Team at 303.363.3013 or email us at [email protected].

The required documents list for your appointment can be found here. 

Access to Care enrollment services include:

• Providing individual assistance in-person, by phone, or by video using Zoom. 
• Troubleshooting enrollment issues with Connect for Health Colorado, Medicaid, and CHP+.
• Assisting with changes in household information affecting enrollment. (Adding family members, updating income, or updating address, etc.) 
• Change forms to ensure your information is up to date with Health First Colorado, CHP+, or Connect for Health Colorado; including declaring a new pregnancy to receive 12 months of postpartum coverage from Medicaid.

The types of applications we help you with include:

• Presumptive Eligibility Medicaid and CHP+ for children, pregnant women, or family planning benefits (immediate, temporary coverage). 
• Emergency Medicaid for labor and delivery, pregnancy planning, or life-threatening medical emergencies for people who do not meet immigration or citizenship requirements for Medicaid.  
• Connect for Health Colorado marketplace enrollments during Open Enrollment or throughout the year due to other qualifying life change events including job loss, change in income, marriage, divorce, household member turning 26. 
• Medicaid for children and adults ages 0 to 64. 
  • Please note we are unable to assist individuals who are 65 years of age and older. Contact your local County Human Service Department for assistance with 65+ programs. 
• CHP+ for children and pregnant women
• Add-A-Baby forms for newborns, if the mother of the child had active coverage in Medicaid or CHP+ when the child was born.

Health Coverage Options for Undocumented Coloradans in 2025

What is changing? For the first time, some undocumented people (including those with DACA status) living in Colorado will be able to qualify for Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) or health insurance plans through Connect for Health Colorado. Undocumented Coloradans can still enroll in health insurance plans through the OmniSalud program, but financial help for that program remains limited. What are the options for 2025? Depending on factors like income, age, pregnancy, and DACA status, undocumented people in Colorado who are seeking health insurance coverage in 2025 can qualify for the following programs:

1. Health First Colorado or Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). These programs provide free or low-cost medical coverage and care.

2. Connect for Health Colorado. The official health insurance marketplace where people can enroll in private health insurance plans and get financial help.

3. The OmniSalud program. This program provides a separate, secure marketplace (Colorado Connect) where people without an immigration status can enroll in private health insurance plans and get financial help.

Although coverage offered by the programs listed above provide comprehensive medical coverage, undocumented people in Colorado can also enroll in certain emergency medical programs at any time.

How can people get help and enroll? We know that more options can bring more complexity to the enrollment process. We are here to help. Schedule your appointment with a Health Enrollment Specialist via Scheduler Search (findhelp.com) or call us with questions at 303-363-3013.