WHAT ABOUT CITIZENSHIP?

As of July 1, 2006, anyone applying for or receiving Colorado Medicaid will need to prove that they are either a U.S. citizen or national, or a qualified alien.  Such proof must be made at the time of applying for Medicaid for the first time, or upon the first re-determination of eligibility (which is done once a year following initial approval) for those already receiving Colorado Medicaid benefits.  It is only done once per person.  Proof may only be made by one of several documents.  Give us a call at (303) 409-3578 for a complete listing.

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