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CO HCPF Inpatient/Outpatient (IP/OP) Billing Manual — Transportation

Transportation

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

EffectiveOctober31,2016,transportationservicescannolongerbebilledonaUB-04institutionalclaimbythehospital.Hospitalsprovidingtransportationmustalsoenrollasatransportationprovider.SuchservicesshouldbebilledonaprofessionalCMS1500claim.RefertotheEmergencyMedicalTransportation(EMT)BillingManualandtheNon-EmergentMedicalTransportation(NEMT)BillingManualfordetails.

ToprovideNEMTand/orEMTservices,hospitalsmustcompleteenrollmenttobecomeaHealthFirstColoradotransportationprovider.

VisittheEnrollmentTypeswebpagetoaccesstheapplication.

ContactInformation

ContactNEMT@state.co.usforquestionsabouttransportationpolicy.

ContacttheProvidersServicesCallCenterwithquestionsaboutenrollmentorclaims.

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Source: hcpf.colorado.gov
Retrieved: 2026-07-26
Edition: 2026-07-26
Content hash: 6fd0b8448b08c396c6ba7d5f4ed0cdb3d9437e4b91711277ac540512dc5ffbae

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