Extra savings are here to stay
Check out the examples below and use the quick cost calculator to find out what your new monthly payment could be.
Single, 25 years old
Denver County
$35,000 annual income
Monthly premium in 2022:
$108 ($1,292/year)
Monthly premium in 2023:
$100 ($1,196/year)*
Total savings =
$8/mo; $96/yr
Single, 40 years old
Summit County
$45,000 annual income
Monthly premium in 2022:
$498 ($5,979/year)
Monthly premium in 2023:
$340 ($4,083/year)*
Total savings =
$158/mo; $1,896/yr
Single, 50 years old
Washington County
$25,000 annual income
Monthly premium in 2022:
$247 ($2,968/year)
Monthly premium in 2023:
$118 ($1,420/year)*
Total savings =
$129/mo; $1,548/yr
Single, 25 years old
El Paso County
$35,000 annual income
Monthly premium in 2022:
$143 ($1,724/year)
Monthly premium in 2023:
$105 ($1,256/year)*
Total savings =
$39/mo; $468/year
*Based on the cost of the benchmark plan (second lowest-cost silver plan) offered in that area for non-smokers. Customers enrolling in a plan from a different metal tier may experience different out-of-pocket premium costs.
How to get started
Get basic information about how you can start shopping for a health insurance plan through Connect for Health Colorado.
Compare plans and prices
Before you shop for health insurance, check if you are eligible for financial help to lower your costs. See which plans cover your doctors and medications, and compare plans side-by-side.
Financial help
Connect for Health Colorado is the only place you can apply for financial help to lower the cost of private health insurance. The financial help you can get to lower your monthly payment is called a Premium Tax Credit.
