Colorado billing rules 2026.06.18-current
Colorado Medicaid doula billing rules
Colorado Medicaid doula billing uses per-visit rates starting at $25.
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Colorado Medicaid doula billing uses per-visit rates starting at $25.
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Colorado Medicaid doula billing rules
Colorado Medicaid doula billing uses per-visit rates starting at $25.
Per-visit model
Prenatal doula services (per 15 minutes): $25
Postpartum doula services (per 15 minutes): $25
Labor and delivery doula services (per delivery): $900
What to check before billing
- Bill T1032 in 15-minute units for prenatal and postpartum direct member contact.
- Colorado covers 12 T1032 units for prenatal services and 12 T1032 units for postpartum services per member pregnancy.
- T1033 labor and delivery cannot be telemedicine.
This page is built from checked state billing sources.
Public tools are for general checks. Keep client details in your own records.
Launch status and setup
Colorado is marked active. Check setup before claim work.
Launch status
active
Active: state tools are ready for general planning.
Billing portal
Health First Colorado provider portal; FFS and managed care pathways
- Confirm Health First Colorado provider portal; FFS and managed care pathways access and provider enrollment before packet work.
- Keep Health First Colorado provider ID / NPI in private records only.
- Never enter Health First Colorado member ID, names, dates of birth, or visit notes into public tools.
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Denied claim help
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Common questions
Plain answers about Colorado Medicaid doula billing.
Does Colorado Medicaid cover doula services?
Yes. Health First Colorado doula benefit covers doula services. Coverage still depends on the client's active eligibility, the service date, provider setup, and documentation.
How much does Colorado Medicaid pay doulas?
Colorado pays per visit — Prenatal doula services (per 15 minutes): $25; Postpartum doula services (per 15 minutes): $25; Labor and delivery doula services (per delivery): $900. Use the Colorado rate calculator to check current amounts against official sources.
What documentation does Colorado require for doula claims?
Colorado expects 3 visit-note items before a packet is ready, including: Bill T1032 in 15-minute units for prenatal and postpartum direct member contact. See the Colorado visit-note checklist for the full list.
Why do Colorado doula Medicaid claims get denied?
Common reasons include prenatal timed-unit cap exceeded. The Colorado denied-claim guide lists the next step for each.
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Published rules must stay attached to payer or policy sources.
Source review
Source review currentColorado sources on this page were last checked 2026-06-17. Use the linked payer sources as the source of truth before billing a real claim.
The attached payer-source review is within the 90-day monitoring window.
Next steps
Use these Colorado pages after reading the state guide.
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