Colorado QuitLine - Be tobacco free - 1.800.QUIT.NOW
Don’t quit alone. Get free, one-on-one support from a personalized quit coach, plus a free supply of the patch.
Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669).
MyQuitPath.com
End your tobacco addiction and take a step toward a tobacco-free life. Choose a quit path below for support. Since every tobacco addiction is unique, take a path that's right for you.
Receiving Medicaid? Click here for additional benefits
Medicaid Clients
Are you a Medicaid client? If so, you are eligible to receive tobacco medications to help you quit using tobacco. Available Medications include the following: nicotine patches, gum, nasal spray or inhaler, Chantix and Zyban.
Take advantage of your two 90-day treatment supplies available to you each year. Co-pays are $0 for pregnant women, clients under 18 years of age and nursing home patients. For all other clients, there is a $1 co-pay for generic medications and $3 co-pay for brand name medications.
To receive your benefit, please do the following:
Call your doctor today to receive your prescription and Medicaid pre-authorization.
Enroll in a tobacco cessation program, such as the FREE Colorado QuitLine telephone coaching program. 1-800-QUIT-NOW
Pregnant? Learn about a free service just for you.
Pregnant Women
Are you pregnant? If so, the Colorado QuitLine has a FREE, special program to help you quit smoking during pregnancy and stay quit after your baby is born.
- Up to nine personal coaching calls to help you quit during your pregnancy and after your baby is born
- The same, specially trained coach to work with you during each call
- Text messages to help you during your quitting process
- A REWARD card you can use to buy things for you and your baby
To enroll in this special program to help you stop smoking for good, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) and tell them you're pregnant.
Quit paths
CO QuitLine
Need help quitting tobacco? Help is a click away. This free online service gives you access to tools and resources, a support team of coaches and a community of others trying to quit. Quit now at coquitline.org.