November 1, 2026 - 08:51

Open enrollment for the state's health insurance marketplace, Connect for Health Colorado, begins Sunday, Nov. 1. Residents seeking coverage for the coming year will have a limited window to compare plans, update their information, and select a policy that fits their needs.
Officials are encouraging consumers to review their current plans carefully, since premiums and provider networks can change from year to year. People who automatically renew may find that their costs or coverage options have shifted, so checking the details before the deadline is important.
The marketplace offers a range of plans at different price points, and many enrollees may qualify for financial assistance that lowers monthly premiums. Those who need help navigating the process can access free enrollment assistance from trained counselors across the state.
Key dates matter this season. Consumers who want coverage to begin on Jan. 1 must enroll by the middle of December. The enrollment period continues into January for those who need a later start date.
Residents are advised to gather income information, Social Security numbers, and details about any current coverage before starting an application. Taking time to compare options can help avoid unexpected costs and ensure access to preferred doctors and hospitals.
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