Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP)
The Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP) ended on July 1, 2025. A list of resources is included below to help you. Please contact your place of care to ask about other discounted care options available to you. Here is what else you need to know:
- Your co-pay card may no longer be valid on or after July 1, 2025. Talk to your place of care for information.
- For CICP clinic patients - check with your clinic about financial assistance options.
- Clinics may continue to give co-pay cards for their own programs, but some clinics will not take these cards after July 1, 2025.
- For CICP hospital patients - if you qualified for CICP through a hospital, you automatically qualify for Hospital Discounted Care.
- Hospitals must give patients who apply for Hospital Discounted Care a letter that lets them know if they qualify. Patients can use these letters at other hospitals to get Hospital Discounted Care. The hospital’s financial team will help you fill out an application for Hospital Discounted Care.
Health Coverage Information and Resources:
- Hospital Discounted Care
- Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid Program)
- Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) for children and pregnant persons
- Cover All Coloradans for services for all pregnant individuals and minor children regardless of
immigration status - List of Medicaid Programs for patients of all ages
- Emergency Medicaid Services for health benefits for children and pregnant people who do not have the citizenship or immigration status needed for Health First Colorado coverage.
- Connect for Health Colorado reduced-cost health insurance options
- OmniSalud low cost health insurance options for undocumented people
- Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN) information on community health centers