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This page will help you navigate resources and questions regarding the Programa de Atención de Salud Reproductiva and will cover:
- ¿Afectará esto a la “carga pública”?
- ¿Califico para el Programa de Atención de la Salud Reproductiva?
- ¿Cómo puedo aplicar?
- Recursos Externos
¡El Programa de Atención de la Salud Reproductiva de Colorado ya está abierto!
Inmigrantes, independientemente de la documentación,pueden acceder a métodos anticonceptivos, servicios básicos de fertilidad, exámenes de detección de ITS y cáncer y más de forma gratuita a través del programa Medicaid de nuestro estado, si de otra manera calificarían para Medicaid si no fuera por su estado migratorio. Este programa es para ti!
- Servicios de planificación familiar GRATUITOS,incluyendo:
- Visitas al consultorio de consejería anticonceptiva para hablar sobre planificación familiar, cómo tomar decisiones saludables sobre su salud reproductiva y qué método es mejor para usted
- Diferentes tipos de control de la natalidad (incluidas la píldora anticonceptiva, el anillo, el DIU, los implantes o la inyección)
- Inserción y extracción de dispositivos (DIU, implante) y servicios relacionados, incluida la gestión de efectos secundarios
- Anticoncepción de emergencia
- Servicios de esterilización (ligadura de trompas y vasectomía)
- Evaluaciones básicas de fertilidad
- 12 meses de pastillas anticonceptivas para cualquier afiliado con Health First Colorado que lo desee.
¡Y ya no hay que volver al consultorio médico y a la farmacia cada 1 a 3 meses solo para obtener su control de la natalidad! Sabemos que cuando alguien pueden acceder una cantidad mayor al mismo tiempo, se reducen las barreras para el cuidado médico y los embarazos no deseados.
But that’s not all! In 2023, we expanded the Reproductive Health Care Program to include family planning- relacionado services. This expansion will provide:
- FREE Family Planning Related Services, including:
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
- Cervical cancer screenings and counseling
- Tobacco cessation
- Depression screenings
Will this affect “Public Charge”?
The federal government uses the term “public charge” when deciding who is eligible for admission into the US or who can become a permanent resident. A non-citizen application can be denied if they are found “likely at any time to be a public charge.”
During the Trump administration, additional public benefits were added to the list. However, those benefits were removed in 2021, and the most recent rules went into effect in December 2022.
Benefits your family members use will not be considered in the public charge test. The only benefits considered are those used by the applicant themselves.
If you need more help or have questions, it’s best to talk with an immigration lawyer. A list can be found at: https://www.immigrationlawhelp.org/search?state=CO
¿Califico para el Programa de Atención de la Salud Reproductiva?
You may qualify for the Reproductive Health Care Program if you meet the requirements for Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid), except for your immigration status. This program was created specifically for immigrants without documentation! Your information is safe, and the services are ready for you to use.
Do I qualify for Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid)?
For more detailed information, visit the Health First Colorado website.
To qualify, you must be a “resident of Colorado” (defined below) and have an annual household income (before taxes) that is below the following amounts:
*For households with more than eight people, add $6,836 per additional person. Always check with the appropriate managing agency to ensure the most accurate guidelines.
A resident of Colorado is defined as a person who is living within the state of Colorado and considers Colorado to be their place of residence at the time of application. Therefore, we do not categorize anyone’s residency in Colorado based on their citizenship or Legal immigrant status. If the person is living in the State of CO and considers this their place of residence when applying we will determine that as meeting residency requirements regardless if they have an actual address.
¿Cómo puedo aplicar?
You can use these online resources:
If you’d prefer to speak with someone directly, you can also:
- Contact Health First Colorado’s Member Contact Center: 1-800-221-3943
- Find your nearest Department of Human Services Office on this map and ask for help with applying
- Find your nearest Community Health Center on this map and ask for help with applying
- Find your nearest Medicaid Provider on this map and ask for help with applying
For more information, visit Health First Colorado’s Extending Family Planning Benefits Page (click on the third tab titled “Family Planning and EMS”)
Recursos Externos
For people seeking coverage 🧾
- HCPF Member Application Resources Page
- HCPF Family Planning Expansion Benefit Page
- HCPF Member Handbook
For providers 👩🏽⚕️
- HCPF Reproductive and Maternal Health Programs and Resources Page
- HCPF Family Planning Benefit Expansion for Special Populations Billing Manual
- HCPF Monthly Provider Bulletins