Payer
Kaiser Permanente
Slug: kaiser-permanente
Reporting hospitals
36
of 50 CO hospitals
Coverage in published MRFs
72%
of CO hospitals report this payer
State
Colorado
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Colorado hospitals reporting Kaiser Permanente contracts
Hospitals where at least one negotiated rate with Kaiser Permanente appears in the published MRF. Click through for procedure-level prices.
- Aspen Valley Health
- Boulder Community Health – Foothills Hospital
- Children's Hospital Colorado – Colorado Springs
- CommonSpirit – Longmont United Hospital
- CommonSpirit – Mercy Hospital (Durango)
- CommonSpirit – OrthoColorado Hospital
- CommonSpirit – St. Anthony Hospital (Lakewood)
- CommonSpirit – St. Anthony North Hospital
- CommonSpirit – St. Anthony Summit Medical Center
- CommonSpirit – St. Elizabeth Hospital (Fort Morgan)
- CommonSpirit – St. Francis Hospital
- CommonSpirit – St. Francis Hospital – Interquest
- CommonSpirit – St. Mary-Corwin Hospital (Pueblo)
- CommonSpirit – St. Thomas More Hospital (Cañon City)
- Community Hospital (Grand Junction)
- Family Health West Hospital (Fruita)
- HCA HealthONE Aurora (Medical Center of Aurora)
- HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge (Thornton)
- HCA HealthONE Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center
- HCA HealthONE Rose Medical Center
- HCA HealthONE Sky Ridge Medical Center
- HCA HealthONE Swedish Medical Center
- Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center (Salida)
- Lincoln Community Hospital (Hugo)
- San Luis Valley Health – Conejos County Hospital
- Southwest Memorial Hospital (Cortez)
- Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center (Walsenburg)
- UCHealth Estes Valley Medical Center (Estes Park)
- UCHealth Grandview Hospital (Colorado Springs)
- UCHealth Greeley Hospital
- UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital
- UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies (Loveland)
- UCHealth Parkview Medical Center (Pueblo)
- UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital (Fort Collins)
- UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital (Aurora)
- UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center (Steamboat Springs)
Don’t see a hospital here?
That doesn’t mean the hospital doesn’t accept Kaiser Permanente. The MRF is one signal — coverage decisions depend on the specific plan, network, and contract status, which can change between MRF publications. Verify with the hospital and your insurer.
If you’re a hospital and your contract with Kaiser Permanente is missing, email us a correction and we’ll review on the next quarterly cycle.