Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP)

Employment & Financial Support Health & Mental Health

Program that provides discounted health care services (not insurance) for eligible low-income individuals and families through participating hospitals and clinics across Colorado, including on the Western Slope.​

Website: https://www.hcpf.colorado.gov/colorado-indigent-care-program

At a glance

Services
Discounted health care services, Financial assistance for medical care, Hospital and clinic discounts for low-income patients
Location
Statewide, CO
Service area
Statewide (including Western Slope hospitals and clinics)
Hours
Clinic and hospital hours vary by provider; program itself is statewide and ongoing
Languages
English and Spanish; interpreter services at many participating providers
Who it serves
Low-income Colorado residents who are uninsured or underinsured and meet income and residency criteria
Cost
Discounted—not free—care at participating hospitals and clinics; sliding fees based on eligibility
Walk-ins
Walk-in may be possible at some clinics, but CICP enrollment often done through participating providers or county offices
Appointment
Appointment recommended with participating providers
Accepts donations
No

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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