


We verify first
Give us your Health First Colorado member ID and we'll confirm your NHP assignment and exactly what your child's coverage includes before you commit to anything.
We submit the authorization
We know what Northeast Health Partners needs, how they want it formatted, and who to follow up with. You don't track any of it.
We handle everything after
Reauthorizations, appeals, follow-up. If NHP denies something, we explain the real reason and appeal with documentation that addresses what they actually need.
Your child's formal ASD diagnosis, the comprehensive BCBA assessment, and the individualized treatment plan. NHP reviews against medical necessity criteria and issues an authorization. You prepare nothing.
Northeast Health Partners member services is available through nhprae2.org. Because RMHP handles behavioral health administrative functions for Region 2, some provider-facing authorization processes run through RMHP's Optum Provider Express portal. Blossom ABA navigates this correctly and handles all contact directly.
7 to 14 business days from a complete submission. We submit complete packages the first time and follow up proactively throughout.
We track your child's authorization end date and initiate renewal before it expires. No gap in services.

Fort Collins and Greeley are college towns with solid healthcare infrastructure. The agricultural communities across Weld County and the eastern plains have far less. Families in Sterling, Brush, Limon, or La Junta routinely drive significant distances for services, or go without them entirely. Blossom ABA comes to your home regardless of where you are in the NHP footprint. Families in the eastern plains aren't second-class members of a region designed around its two largest cities.

How do I know if Northeast Health Partners is my RAE?
I moved from Denver to Fort Collins. Is my RAE still the same?
Why does my authorization seem to involve RMHP if my RAE is NHP?
How long does NHP authorization take?
What if NHP denies the authorization?
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