Get care from the comfort and safety of your own home using your mobile phone, computer, or home phone.
Which best describes you?
YES, I have a doctor
If you have a doctor, please contact them first. Most doctors offer virtual or telehealth ‘visits’ on the phone or by internet.
YES, I have insurance - NO doctor
Your health insurance company can help connect you to care without leaving your home — This visit is often called telehealth or virtual care.
Tip: Search your app store to see if your insurance company has a mobile app.
NO Doctor - NO Insurance
If you do not have a doctor or health insurance, here are some resources for doctors, nurses, and mental health professionals that can help you on the phone, tablet, or computer. Many of these services are offered for free or at low cost.
A free hotline for COVID-19 screening and telehealth service for Coloradans who do not have health insurance.
Local: 720-902-9449
Toll-free: 1-855-963-3721
https://clinicacolorado.org/covidline/
You can call 303-698-4455 x2005 to leave a message with a 9Health Medical Neighbor and you will receive a call within 24 hours.
https://www.9healthfair.org/news/9health-neighbors/
Connection with a mental health professional in your service area for free individual or group therapy sessions.
Call 1-844-380-6355
https://www.sparkthechangecolorado.org/mental-health-services
For additional free or low cost options you can review this list of Colorado services.
Understanding Virtual Care
Virtual care, sometimes referred to as telehealth, is a great way to get the health care you need while still practicing social distancing by using your phone or computer.
You might be surprised by the variety of care you can get through telehealth. A doctor will decide whether telehealth is appropriate for your health needs.