500,000 Coloradans lost Medicaid coverage since 2023

Medicaid should be simple.
In Colorado, it isn't.

PeakPath is the consumer-first platform that guides Coloradans through Medicaid eligibility, enrollment, and renewal. No more missed deadlines. No more lost coverage.

The Problem

Keeping Medicaid coverage in Colorado is a full-time job nobody signed up for.

✕ Colorado PEAK, the state's enrollment portal, buries critical deadlines in confusing government interfaces. Miss one notice and you're uninsured.
✕ County offices are overwhelmed. 64 counties, inconsistent service quality, limited hours. Most people give up before they get help.
✕ Starting December 2026, eligibility checks double in frequency. Every six months instead of twelve. The paperwork burden is about to get much worse.
✕ Health plans lose millions when members churn off Medicaid. Providers lose patients. Families lose access to care. Everyone loses.

How PeakPath Works

The clear path to coverage.

PeakPath turns Colorado's Medicaid maze into a guided, 10-minute experience. Built for the way real people actually navigate benefits.

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Instant Eligibility Check

Answer a few questions about your household. PeakPath screens you against Health First Colorado, CHP+, and other programs in seconds.

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Guided Enrollment

Step-by-step application flow built for Colorado's specific rules. Income calculation, document requirements, and common pitfalls handled for you.

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Renewal Tracking

Never miss a redetermination deadline. PeakPath monitors your enrollment status and sends reminders before anything expires.

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Live Navigation Support

Stuck on a notice from the state? Confused by a document request? Connect with a navigator who speaks your language, any time.

Healthcare coverage shouldn't depend on paperwork skills.

PeakPath exists because 500,000 Coloradans lost coverage they were likely still eligible for. Because government portals weren't designed for the people who need them most. Because Colorado deserves a modern path to Medicaid that works as hard as the people it serves.

Medicaid should be simple.In Colorado, it isn't.