CU Medicine Women's Integrated Services in Health (WISH)

How to Make an Appointment

Our clinics can see you in-person or via virtual visits. To schedule, call our clinics directly or visit our patient portal, My Health Connection, offered in partnership with UCHealth. Our Make an Appointment page has additional information and scheduling resources.

Canceling or Rescheduling an Appointment

If you need to cancel or reschedule, call your clinic at least 24 hours in advance.

Preparing for Your Visit

Plan to arrive 15-20 minutes early and bring:

• A valid photo ID
• Your current insurance card(s) and payment for your co-pay
• A list of your current medications
• Any questions or concerns you want to discuss with your provider

Patients arriving more than 10 minutes late may be asked to reschedule their appointment.

Our Plan Your Visit page has more details on what to expect before, during and after your appointment.

Billing and Insurance

Our Billing and Insurance Information page has helpful information on paying your bill online, payment options and billing estimates.

If you have billing questions, contact CU Medicine’s billing department:

Phone: 303-493-7700

Email: BillingQuestions@cumedicine.us

CU Medicine accepts a wide range of insurance plans to help patients access care. Our Accepted Insurance page provides a full list of the plans CU Medicine accepts.

Check with your insurance provider before your appointment. This way, you can confirm your benefits and coverage, as they can change.

If you do not have health insurance, contact our billing department at 303-493-7700 before your visit to discuss payment options and estimate your costs.

Our Common Clinical Fees page lists fees for common clinical services provided at CU Medicine clinics.

Patient Responsibilities

Patients are responsible for:

• Providing accurate and complete health and insurance information
• Bringing required documents and insurance information to appointments
• Meeting financial obligations related to their care
• Treating staff and providers with respect, including not using threatening or foul language
• Not smoking, vaping or using e-cigarettes inside the clinic or on clinic property
• Not bringing guns, knives or other weapons into the clinic or onto clinic property – this prohibition includes individuals with concealed weapons permits

Accessibility and Language Services

CU Medicine offers accommodations for patients with disabilities and free language assistance services. Auxiliary aids and accessible formats are available at no cost. Speak with clinic staff if you need assistance.