Certified Connect for Health CO broker
Connect for Health Colorado plans,
without the guesswork on price.
Of the Coloradans who got financial help last year, 58% had a plan available under $10 a month. We work out your real number first. Most people overestimate what this will cost them. Of the Coloradans who got financial help last year, 58% had at least one plan available to them under $10 a month. We’ll work out your real number first, then look at plans.
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- Same premium with us or without us
- A health insurance advisor you know by name
- Help all year, not only at sign-up
Open enrollment is on
See your 2027 prices
Every Connect for Health Colorado plan in your county, with your tax credit estimated.
Premium tax credits
How the premium tax credit works
You estimate your income for the plan year
Modified adjusted gross income for the year the plan covers. Self-employed? We’ll help you build a defensible number, not a guess.
Connect for Health Colorado sets your credit
Based on household size, income, and the cost of a benchmark plan in your county.
It applies every month
Paid to the carrier on your behalf. You pay the remainder, which can be $0.
You reconcile at tax time
Income changed? Tell us mid-year and we’ll update it so there’s no April surprise.
Common situations
Why people come to us
I’m self-employed
Irregular income makes the application hard to get right. This is most of our marketplace book.
I just lost my job plan
You have a 60-day special enrollment window, and COBRA is usually not your only option.
We’re covering a family
Kids, pediatric dental, and whether a mixed household can split across plans.
I want to keep my doctor
Whether a plan covers your doctor and your hospital is checkable before you enroll. Here is how.
Special enrollment
Enrollment isn’t always open, but you may still qualify
Open enrollment in Colorado runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027. Enroll by December 15, 2026 for coverage that starts Jan 1. Outside that window you need a qualifying life event — losing any coverage you had, a move, marriage or divorce, a baby or an adoption, turning 26, a change in income or immigration status, or leaving incarceration. More things count than most people expect, and the list is longer than this one. If you are not sure whether yours is on it, ask us before you assume it is not.
Did something change?
Outside open enrollment you need a qualifying life event. Pick the one that fits and we’ll tell you what window you’re in.
Connect for Health Colorado makes the final eligibility determination. If none of these quite fits, call us — sorting it out takes a few minutes.
Who you’ll talk to
Four licensed advisors. No call center.
Tina, Lexi, Evan, and Kara are each licensed for Medicare and for individual & family plans, and all of them work every plan Grove carries. Book with whoever is free — that person will know both sides of your situation.
More on individual and family coverage
- Connect for Health Colorado questions we answer every week
What a broker costs you, how tax credits are worked out, what happens if your income changes.
- Individual and family articles
Estimating income when you are self-employed, and what changed in Colorado this plan year.