Denver Health Medical Plan
Denver Health Medical Plan Timely Filing Limit
Use the billing guide’s product-specific filing rules and provider agreement. The guide’s 30-day submission recommendation is not the hard filing limit.…
Short answer
Use the billing guide’s product-specific filing rules and provider agreement. The guide’s 30-day submission recommendation is not the hard filing limit. Confirm the product and contract; no universal reconsideration deadline is asserted.
Coverage: Denver Health Medical Plan Colorado; commercial/Elevate, Medicaid/CHP+ and Medicare filing rules differ.
Denver Health Medical Plan filing guidance from the reviewed sources: Commercial/Elevate: 120 days from service, subject to the provider agreement. Confirm the plan, provider agreement, and event that starts the filing period before submission.
At a glance
- Use the billing guide’s product-specific filing rules and provider agreement. The guide’s 30-day submission recommendation is not the hard filing limit. Confirm the product and contract; no universal reconsideration deadline is asserted.
Initial claim filing limits
- Commercial/Elevate: 120 days from service, subject to the provider agreement.
- Nonparticipating, Medicaid/CHP+ and Medicare claims: 365 days from service under the listed guide categories.
- Commercial/Elevate COB: 365 days from the primary insurer EOP paid date.
Corrected claim filing limits
- Not clearly published in the researched sources.
Appeal and reconsideration deadlines
- Not clearly published in the researched sources.
Trigger basis and caveats
- The guide’s 30-day submission recommendation is not the hard filing limit. Confirm the product and contract; no universal reconsideration deadline is asserted.
- Corrected claims must meet the applicable new-claim filing period.
Provider resources
- Official policy source (official)
- Official policy source (official)
Sources
| Fact | Value | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official policy review | Use the billing guide’s product-specific filing rules and provider agreement. | Official | high |
Update notes
Last updated: 2026-10-30.
- Verified official authorization guidance and the September 2025 billing guide. Preserved product distinctions, the COB paid-date trigger and rejected-claim handling.
- Provider agreement and eligibility checks remain necessary. Future January 2027 authorization changes are excluded.
Last reviewed: October 30, 2026
Sources used: 1 official
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