Compare ACA plans, private coverage, and employer alternatives. Licensed brokers help Colorado residents find the right plan at the lowest cost.
Get Your Free Colorado Quote →Colorado residents have several coverage pathways depending on income, employment status, and household size. Colorado expanded Medicaid — residents earning under 138% FPL may qualify for free coverage.
Shop Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum plans on Connect for Health CO. Income-based subsidies can dramatically reduce your premium — sometimes to $0/month.
Buy directly from Kaiser Permanente or other carriers outside open enrollment. Good for those who don't qualify for ACA subsidies or need coverage fast.
If your employer offers coverage, compare the cost of staying on their plan vs. an ACA plan. Brokers can run this analysis for you free of charge.
With expanded Medicaid, adults in Colorado earning under 138% FPL ($20,783/yr) can get free coverage. Children may qualify under CHIP at higher income levels.
Our licensed brokers compare all plans available in Colorado. Here are the top-rated carriers:
| Carrier | Rating | Why We Recommend | Est. Monthly Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kaiser Permanente | ★★★★★ | Integrated care model, top-rated in CO | $360–$415/mo |
| Cigna | ★★★★☆ | Wide CO network, strong specialist access | $370–$425/mo |
| Friday Health Plans | ★★★☆☆ | Low-cost option for healthy individuals | $295–$355/mo |
Premiums shown for a 40-year-old non-smoker in Colorado. Your rate depends on age, location, plan tier, and household income.
Explore our detailed guides covering every type of health coverage available to Colorado residents:
Health insurance premiums vary by county and city within Colorado. Find city-specific rates and network details:
Our licensed CO brokers compare every plan available to you — at no cost. Most clients save $1,200–$4,800/year.
Get Free Quotes for Colorado →Open Enrollment runs November 1 – January 15 on Connect for Health CO. Outside of that, you need a qualifying life event (job loss, marriage, birth of a child, moving) for a Special Enrollment Period.
The unsubsidized benchmark Silver plan averages $376/month in Colorado. With ACA tax credits, many households pay $0–$150/month. A broker can calculate your exact subsidy in minutes.
Kaiser Permanente is the top-rated carrier in Colorado based on network size and member satisfaction. However, the best plan depends on your doctors, medications, and budget — we recommend comparing all options.
Yes. Colorado residents can buy individual or family coverage through Connect for Health CO (ACA marketplace) or directly from carriers like Kaiser Permanente. A licensed broker can enroll you at no extra cost.
There is no federal penalty for being uninsured since 2019. However, going without coverage means paying 100% of any medical bills out of pocket, which can be financially devastating.