We present calculated rate coefficients for ro-vibrational transitions of CO in collisions with H atoms for a gas temperature range of 10K<=Tv'=0,j' transitions were obtained from scattering cross sections previously computed with the close-coupling (CC) method by Song et al. (2015JChPh.142t4303S). Combining these with the rate coefficients for vibrational v=1-5->v'v',j' de-excitation. Cross sections and rate coefficients for ro-vibrational v=2,j=0-30->v'=1,j' transitions calculated with the CC method confirm the effectiveness of this extrapolation scheme. Our calculated and extrapolated rates are very different from those that have been adopted in the modeling of many astrophysical environments. The current work provides the most comprehensive and accurate set of ro-vibrational de-excitation rate coefficients for the astrophysical modeling of the H-CO collision system. The application of the previously available and new data sets in astrophysical slab models shows that the line fluxes typically change by 20%-70% in high temperature environments (800K) with an H/H_2_ ratio of 1; larger changes occur for lower temperatures.