Insurance Information

North Range Behavioral Health accepts Health First Colorado (Medicaid), CHP+, Medicare, and other insurance plans. Be sure to check with your insurance provider to find out what your benefits cover. We can help you determine what coverage you have. You may also pay out of pocket. Those with low income and no insurance may be eligible for reduced fees. Proof of income is required in order to qualify for this sliding fee scale. To learn more about the sliding fee scale, click here.

To find out if you qualify for public assistance programs, such as Health First Colorado (Medicaid), food assistance, or cash assistance, click here for information on Colorado’s Peak Program. This state website will give you instructions to help you apply for these programs, including locations and phone numbers to call, and application forms you will need to complete. You can also get help with questions regarding enrolling in health insurance at Northern Colorado Health Alliance, My Health Connections.

You should plan to pay out of pocket for any DUI/DWAI classes that you attend at North Range Behavioral Health. We do not bill insurance for these courses, and will expect payment the day the service is provided. Your insurance company is not likely to pay for or reimburse required educational classes, but may provide coverage for therapy and treatment.

Many individuals may now access health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act. You may be eligible for Health First Colorado (Medicaid) under the new system. Insurance plans are required to offer coverage for mental health and substance use treatment, and that means better access to services. If you have questions about enrollment, visit Connect for Health Colorado to review enrollment dates and sign-up for a health insurance plan. You may also contact the North Colorado Health Alliance to make an appointment with a Certified Health Coverage Guide, who will provide impartial and expert assistance to individuals and families seeking health coverage.