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Colorado does recognize holographic wills, which are wills written and signed in the testator's own handwriting. Holographic wills are not required to have the signature of witnesses or a notary public. However, you should be careful about creating your own will.

Witnesses: The will must be signed by at least two individuals after each has witnessed either the testator's signing of the will or his acknowledgment of his signature. Writing: A Colorado will must be in writing to be valid. Beneficiaries: Colorado does not limit to whom property may be left in a last will.

You may need a referral from your PCP or health plan to see other providers, such as specialists. You can call your PCP or health plan to find out. You do not need a referral to see behavioral health, dental or family planning providers. You have the right to a second opinion.

As of July 1, 2017, circumcision is available as a benefit of the program. The following CPT codes are being reimbursed 54150, 54160 or 54161. This change does not affect the CHP+ Program.

(c) Providers may bill a patient accepted as a Medicaid patient only in the following situations: (1) for allowable deductibles, co-insurance, or co-payments as specified in the Medicaid State Plan; (2) before the service or supply is provided, the provider has informed the patient that the patient may be billed for a ...

Coverage for Newborn Circumcisions SCDHHS will provide coverage for routine newborn circumcisions without the necessity for prior approval effective for dates of service on or after July 1, 2021. This policy change affects male newborns whose birth is covered by fee-for-service Healthy Connections Medicaid.

Effective for dates of service on or after January 1, 2013, Partnership will add newborn circumcisions as a new Partnership Medi-Cal benefit for newborns 0 through 3 months of age. Claims should be billed with CPT code 54150.

Reconsiderations are not required for denied claims. The provider can make the necessary corrections and resubmit as a new claim. The resubmission does not need to be billed on paper.

A physician can choose whether to accept Medicaid patients. Health insurance typically covers services and procedures considered medically necessary. Most insurance policies also cover "elective" procedures, such as certain cosmetic surgeries, that are not considered medically necessary.