Title: Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) | Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing
Headings: Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+)
Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+)
COVID-19 Information for CHP+ members
Who Qualifies?
Brochures
Benefits and Services
What Does It Cost?
Fees and Co-Pays
Annual Enrollment Fees
Co-Pays
Out of Pocket Limit
Where do I go to pay my annual enrollment fee?
What if I'm pregnant now?
CHP+ Prenatal Program Details
Who Qualifies?
How much does the CHP+ Prenatal Care Program cost?
How long does CHP+ Prenatal Care Program coverage last?
Will my newborn be enrolled in CHP+?
Which doctors can I visit?
What if I need immediate care for my pregnancy?
Can I apply for CHP+ for my children and for the CHP+ Prenatal Care Program for myself?
Which doctors can I visit?
CHP+ Managed Care Organizations (MCOs)
How do I get dental benefits?
Other DentaQuest Contact Information
Who do I call if I have questions about my benefits?
What if I need a new membership card?
How long does CHP+ coverage last?
How do I renew CHP+ coverage?
Can I enroll my newborn baby?
What if I move?
What if I get a bill from the doctor?
How can I apply?
When will I find out if I qualify?
What if I need immediate care?
What if I have other questions?
How can I get more help?

Content: You may visit any of our prenatal providers. For medical care not related to your pregnancy, you may need to see a family health care provider. Find a CHP+ prenatal program doctor or other provider. What if I need immediate care for my pregnancy? If you are pregnant, you may qualify for a program called Presumptive Eligibility (PE). PE is a way for pregnant women to receive prenatal care right away without having to wait to see if you are eligible. To apply, you must visit a PE Site and they will do a quick review. If found eligible you will get enrolled for up to 60 days while you wait to see if you qualify. Find a PE Site in your area. Can I apply for CHP+ for my children and for the CHP+ Prenatal Care Program for myself?