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CO HCPF Early Intervention Billing Manual — Early Intervention Procedure Code Table

EarlyInterventionProcedureCodeTable

activein force · 2026-07-26 – presentas-observed

ProvidersmaybillprocedurecodesforEarlyInterventionServicesasfollows:

ItisimportanttorememberthatStateGeneralFundsandFederalPartCFundscanbeusedforthereimbursementofprovidertraveltimewhenbillingHealthFirstColorado.Generally,providers'traveltimeisincludedintheirnegotiatedhourlyrate,however,insituationswhereprovidersarebeingaskedtotravelsignificantdistancestheCommunityCenteredBoardmaydecidetoreimbursethiscosttoproviders.Thiswouldbeconsideredarelatedcostalignedwiththeservice.

EarlyIntervention(SpecialCode87)

Description

ProcedureCode

Modifier(s)

Notes

AnyHealthFirstColoradoserviceprovidedtoachildenrolledinEarlyIntervention

all

TL

AllservicesshouldbebilledwiththeadditionoftheTLmodifier.Thisisforidentificationpurposesonly.IFSPshouldbesubmittedalongwithanyPARrequestfiledforservices.

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hcpf.colorado.gov
Retrieved
2026-07-26
Edition
2026-07-26
Content hash
161e14bba597aca2f409beb516defce559fa975514d8c0d1b58080cc817bf53d
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