Get Help — Colorado Patient Care Fund

GET HELP

If a medical bill is in the way of your care, we want to hear from you.

Applying take about 10 minutes. There is no fee, no obligation, and we review every request personally.

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WHO WE HELP

A specific cost — a prescription, an appointment, equipment, or a co-pay — is keeping you from continuing your care.

You live in Colorado.

Other resources (insurance, manufacturer assistance, hospital aid) haven't fully covered the gap.

Not sure if you qualify? Apply anyway. We review every request individually, and we’d rather hear from you than have you guess.

WHAT WE CAN COVER

Prescriptions

A medication you need but can’t afford this month.

Medical equipment

Supplies and devices your treatment depends on.

Appointments & co-pays

Primary care, specialist visits, follow-ups.

Other care-related costs

If it’s keeping you from your care, tell us about it.

WHAT TO EXPECT

You apply

Tell us your situation in your own words.

We review

A real person reviews your request usually within a month.

We follow up

Approved funds go directly to your provider.

We understand that asking for help can be difficult. Our goal is to make this process simple and respectful.

Eligibility

You may be eligible if you live in Colorado, have a medical expense you can't afford, and the expense is connected to your care or treatment. We review every application individually, so if you're not sure, we encourage you to apply.
No. You can apply whether you have insurance, are underinsured, or have no insurance at all. Many of the people we help have insurance but still can't afford a co-pay, prescription, or out-of-pocket cost.
No. The fund is open to any Colorado resident, regardless of immigration status. Your information is kept confidential.
We ask for basic household income information when you apply, but we don't use a strict cutoff. We consider each applicant's full situation.
Yes. A family member, caregiver, social worker, or healthcare provider can submit an application for you. You'll need to provide your information and consent.

How it works

You can apply online through our website. The application asks for basic information about you, your household income, and the medical expense you need help with. You'll also upload a bill, invoice, or receipt.
Most applicants complete it in about 10-15 minutes.
You'll need a medical bill, invoice, or receipt related to your request. Having your basic household income information ready will also help.
We review applications on a rolling basis. Most applicants hear back within a few weeks.
Usually, no — payments are made directly to the provider whenever possible. This helps keep the process simple and ensures the funds go toward the intended medical expense.

Privacy and trust

Yes. Your application information is confidential and used only to review your request. We do not share or sell applicant information.
No. Applying for support from the Colorado Patient Care Fund does not affect your credit, insurance, or any public benefits you receive.
No. This is not a loan. If your application is approved, the support is a grant — you do not have to repay it.

Help and follow-up

We're happy to help. You can call us at 303-923-3050 and someone will walk you through the process.
Yes. Support is currently limited to up to $250 per patient per year, so if you need more support and have not reached your $250 limit, you can reapply.
We understand this can be disappointing. We review applications on a monthly basis, so you are welcome to apply in future months for continued care.
The fund is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded Dr Nathaniel Moore, a Colorado physician. Our offices are out MedNow Clinic in Aurora. You can read more on our About page.

What’s Covered

The fund can help cover office visits, specialist appointments, prescriptions, and durable medical equipment that is part of your care or treatment.
The fund does not cover non-medical costs such as transportation, food, housing, hotel stays, or utility bills — even if they are related to your treatment.
Possibly. Please include the bill with your application, and we'll review it.
Support is currently limited to up to $250 per patient per year.

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