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If you have Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) or Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+), make sure they have the right contact details for you.
This will help you get important updates about your health care coverage. Visit colorado.gov/PEAK to update your details now.

Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+)

Learn about your benefits and access the member handbook.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information

Caring for you and our health is our top priority. With coronavirus (COVID-19) now in Colorado, we understand you may have questions about how to get care when you need it. If you don’t have health care coverage, and don’t know where to start, we can help. Please visit accessenrollment.org for more information. 

Don’t Qualify for Medicaid? Your Kids Still Might be Able to Get CHP+

Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) offered by Colorado Access is a low-cost health insurance plan for children. If you make too much to qualify for Medicaid, your children might qualify. When you enroll your child, they can get the care they need.

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Extra CHP+ Benefits

Choose Colorado Access as your CHP+ plan, and enjoy extra benefits other plans don’t offer. Extra benefits include:

  • An additional $100 vision benefit. Each member gets a $150 vision benefit each year. Buy lenses, frames or contacts.
  • An additional 10 outpatient physical rehabilitation visits. Each member gets 40 visits (per diagnosis) each year.

If you have questions about your CHP+ plan, call us.

If you want to see if your child qualifies for CHP+, you can view the income eligibility requirements here. Or call us and we can help you find out.

Are You Having Problems With Your CHP+ Eligibility?

If you have any problems with your CHP+ eligibility or enrollment, please call Health First Colorado Enrollment at 888-367-6557.

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CHP+ Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of vision benefits does CHP+ offer?

Your vision benefits depend upon what type of coverage you have. If you have:

What is Synagis?

Synagis is a prescription injection of antibodies. It is given each month to help protect high-risk infants from a bad virus. This virus is called severe Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Synagis is approved by the Federal Drug Administration.
The RSV season for begins November 26, 2018 and continues through the end of April in 2019. You can get Synagis through your CHP+ pharmacy benefit. A home health agency can give it to you at home. If you have questions, talk to your provider. Your provider can find a Synagis form here.

How do I enroll in CHP+ offered by Colorado Access?

If your family qualifies for CHP+, there are three simple steps you may take to apply.

  1. Fill out the CHP+ application. You may apply online. Click on the blue box titled “Apply for Benefits” to begin. It takes most people 30-60 minutes to apply. You can also apply in person, by mail or by calling 800-221-3943.
  2. Be sure to include all required documents. Click here to see what’s required.
  3. You’ll get auto-assigned to an HMO based on where you live. If you don’t get assigned to Colorado Access and you want to be on our plan,  you may change your health plan. You have to change your plan within 90 days after you are first approved for CHP+. You may call 888-367-6557 to change your plan.

After you apply, you may check the status of your application online. If you applied by mail, in person or over the phone, you can still create a Colorado PEAK account to find out the status of your application online. Note: It may take 45 days from the date your application was received for a case number to be assigned, which is what you need to check your status and benefits online.

Out of Pocket Prescription Reimbursement

Pre-HMO

If you paid for a prescription while covered by CHP+, but before you enrolled in your health plan, you may ask the pharmacy for a refund.

Contact the pharmacy where you got the prescription. Give them your receipt, State ID number, BIN (018902), and PCN (P303018902). If you don’t know your State ID number or need help, call the pharmacy liaison. Call them at 303-866-3588.

You have 120 days from the date the prescription was filled to ask the pharmacy for a refund. Refunds are not promised.

HMO

There may be times when you are charged for the full cost of a prescription medication. This may be if you do not have your ID card when you go to pharmacy that is in our network. Or if you fill a prescription at pharmacy that is not in our network.

If you pay the full cost for a covered prescription medication, please follow these steps:

  • Ask for an itemized receipt. This will show that you paid for the medication.
  • Please also give us your name and address.
  • Mail the itemized receipt and this form for reimbursement to:

Colorado Access
Reimbursements
PO Box 17950 Denver, CO 80217-0950

We will look at what you send to us. We may ask for more details if we need them. This could be if the medication that you paid for is not on the formulary list. Or if it needs preauthorization (preapproval).

This request must be completed within 120 days from when you paid for the medication. If we need more details, we will ask the doctor who prescribed the medication. If your request is approved, you will be reimbursed. The amount will be based on the cost of the covered medication, minus any applicable copay.