Cost & Insurance

Our clinic accepts most major insurance plans, including Colorado Medicaid. Here is a list of insurance plans that we accept. Please note that even with health insurance, there may be some payment due for your clinic services. We can work with you to estimate the costs and make a plan to meet your needs.

• Aetna (HMO, EPO, PPO, POS) (we are Specialty)
• All Savers Insurance (United HealthCare)
• Ameriben
• Anthem/Blue Cross Blue Shield (not Blue Priority or HMO/Pathway)
• Beech Street Corp
• Bright Health
• CHP Plus Medicaid (Colorado Access, Child Health Plan Plus & Advantage): Medicaid patients 18 and under.
• Champus/Tricare
• Cigna, including Health Flex (not HMO). We are Specialty.
• Cofinity
• First Health/Coventry
• GEHA (PPO-USA)
• Great West (One Health Plan PPO, HMO/POS)
• Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program), except Kaiser and Denver Health Medicaid (referral needed).)
• MultiPlan
• New Health Ventures
• Pacificare (HMO/PPO)
• PHCS – Private HealthCare Systems
• Rocky Mountain Health Plans
• Seven Corners
• United Health Care (we are PCP)
• United Medical Alliance
• UMR – United Medical Resource

If someone does not have health insurance, or chooses to not use insurance for their visit, we will offer you a cost estimate and discuss payment options. Our clinic offers a sliding scale fee for services. This means we will adjust costs based on your income, your family size, and other factors.

Our goal is to make sure that you can access reproductive and sexual health care services without financial barriers.

• For people under the age of 18 who do not have, or do not want to use their health insurance: we offer STI testing, pregnancy testing, and birth control methods at no cost to you.
• For people aged 18 or 19 who do not have, or do not want to use their health insurance: we offer all our services at a very low or no cost, based on your income and other factors.

We understand how important privacy, or confidentiality, is to accessing medical care. We will not talk to anyone else about your visit, results, medications, or any other aspect of your care unless you give us specific permission to do so. Patient confidentiality also applies to patients who are under the age of 18. There are many federal and state laws that require our clinic to keep your visit private; these include the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Title X statutes, and Colorado law.

There are limited cases when a health provider is required to break confidentiality and make a report to legal authorities. Examples include life-threatening situations such when someone is a threat to themselves or others and child abuse including sexual assault of a minor.