🩺 Health insurance cost in Colorado (2026)
The estimated average is $476 per month — below the national average (-15% vs. the U.S. average of $560).
Colorado is home to about 5.9 million people, and health insurance here runs below the national average. Below, estimate a price for your own profile, then drill into your city — rates in a large metro like Denver typically differ from smaller towns.
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Health insurance cost in Colorado cities
| City | Population | Est. health insurance |
|---|---|---|
| Denver | 713,252 | $491 |
| Colorado Springs | 483,956 | $484 |
| Aurora | 386,261 | $484 |
| Fort Collins | 169,810 | $476 |
| Lakewood | 155,984 | $476 |
| Boulder | 104,898 | $476 |
Colorado health insurance FAQ
How much is health insurance in Colorado?
The estimated average health insurance in Colorado is $476 per month, which is below the national average (-15% vs. the U.S. average of $560). Colorado ranks 34 of 51 states from most to least expensive.
Why is health insurance cheaper in Colorado?
Health insurance pricing in Colorado reflects local risk factors — weather and catastrophe exposure, accident/claim frequency, repair and medical costs, and state regulation. That’s why costs differ across the West.
How can I save on health insurance in Colorado?
Compare at least three quotes from insurers active in Colorado, bundle policies, and re-shop every year. Use the calculator above to see how your profile changes the price.