Frequently Asked Questions

We don’t work with insurance providers or accept insurance—we serve our patients directly. That means no co-pays for visits.

We are not a replacement for health insurance. We strongly advise all patients to maintain an active insurance policy to ensure coverage for serious injuries, illnesses, surgeries, hospitalizations, labs, diagnostic testing, and specialist consultations.

Our fees cover the provision of healthcare services, including all appointments. These are not retainer fees. They may be eligible for payment through HSA or FSA accounts and could potentially qualify as a business expense deduction. We recommend consulting with your insurance and accountant or financial advisor for guidance specific to your situation.

We can arrange for diagnostic testing at your preferred facility. Orders will be submitted along with your insurance information, and the service provider will handle the necessary authorization process through your insurance for coverage.

At Colorado Internal Medicine, there’s no limit to the number of visits you can have—we believe your healthcare should never be restricted. By maintaining a smaller patient panel, we’re able to be here for you whenever you need us, offering personalized care and ongoing support.

At this time, we only offer membership on an annual basis. Upon enrollment, you will have access to all included services for a full rolling calendar year from the date of registration.

We have established hospital affiliate privileges at Sky Ridge Medical Center and UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital. While we do not provide acute care management during hospitalization, we will be able to actively monitor your stay and collaborate with your inpatient care team. This enables us to advocate for your optimal treatment plan and ensure a smooth transition upon discharge, continuing to coordinate your care. Additionally, we are happy to offer courtesy rounds at select hospitals during weekdays, should you be hospitalized.