Medical Assistance & Health Resources.

  • Medicaid.

    Health First Colorado is Colorado’s Medicaid program.

    Click here to review the income eligibility guidelines.

    Applying for Medicaid:

    To learn more about applying for Health First Colorado Medicaid and the benefits of the program click the link below.

    Health First Colorado Website

  • Colorado Indigent Care Program.

    The Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP) provides discounted health care services to low-income people and families. CICP is not a health insurance program. Discounted health care services are provided by Colorado hospitals and clinics that participate in the CICP.

    Approval for the program is income-based and applications are processed at participating provider locations. The program is designed to provide low-cost medical care to individuals with no insurance coverage.

    You can find a provider online in the CICP Provider Directory.

    Providers within the city of Boulder:

    Click the link below to learn more about the program.

    Colorado Indigent Care Program

  • EFAA.

    EFAA offers direct financial assistance to cover upcoming medical, dental or vision expenses. Assistance amounts vary, and they will not pay for bills you have already paid. Payments are made directly to your provider.

    Call EFAA at 303.442.3042 to make an appointment for a case review. To find out more about the types of financial assistance provided by EFAA click the link below.

    EFAA Financial Assistance Information

  • Hospital Discounted Care.

    Hospital Discounted Care was created by ​​House Bill (HB) 21-1198​. Patients who are at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) are eligible for Hospital Discounted Care. It limits the amounts that low-income patients can be billed for health care services at hospitals and emergency rooms, and it limits amounts billed from providers who work at hospitals and emergency rooms. Hospitals must give patients the chance to apply for discounted care when they receive services at hospitals in Colorado.

    You can read the full text of the bill by clicking the link below.

    Don’t allow a lack of insurance coverage prevent you from receiving life-saving care. Contact your local hospital’s financial assistance department to get screened for discounted care.

    City of Boulder

    HOUSE BILL 21-1198

  • Colorado Quit Line

    The Colorado QuitLine is a free support tool available to all Colorado residents to help them quit smoking. Their team of trained coaches is ready to help you:

    • Prepare your quit plan and set a quit date

    • Understand your tobacco triggers

    • Manage cravings

    • Track your progress and get back on track after slips or relapse

    • Get started with nicotine quit medications (like patches, gum, and lozenges) that increase your chances of quitting for good.

    Click the link below to learn more about free resources for quitting smoking.

    Get Help Quitting Smoking