Family Health West knows that paying for medical care can be difficult for many families. As part of Family Health West Hospital’s commitment to our patients, we provide counseling and assistance to help individuals apply for available programs that may help cover unpaid hospital bills.
Application forms and information are listed below. If you receive (or plan to receive) medical care at Family Health West hospital or a FHW owned clinics and are interested in payment options, call 970-200-1714 or email [email protected]. You can apply for financial assistance in person or by mail.
If you need help paying a hospital bill, you can see if you qualify for
discounted care. You may qualify for discounted care if you are at or below
250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). If you qualify, hospitals and
providers must limit your bills and offer a payment plan based on your income.
Please call 970-200-1714 to set up an appointment to see if you qualify.
To learn more about Hospital Discounted Care, view the patient rights form
and application below:
The Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP) will be ending 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 they may have. Our team is
available to answer any questions you have about Family Health West
Hospital Discounted Care or other financial assistance options available at our
facility. You can reach us at 970-200-1714.
Hospital Discounted Care website for patients
Health First Colorado Medicaid website
CHP+ Child Health Plan Plus for children
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