Colorado UnitedHealthcare Advantage Members (Colorado) Local PSA for 2027
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As of December 1, 2026 South Denver Gatroenterology (SDGI) is set to no longer longer accept UnitedHealthcare plans. However, network issues are likely to resolve.
Click HERE to join my Calendly call/email list with the option to hop on a group call for SDGI patients, Thursday, 12/3 at 4PM
We have until December 7th to submit applications to change Advantage Plans for January 1st and then again January - March for a one-time-opportunity to change.
This call will be canceled should they come to an agreement on rates bringing South Denver GI back in network with UHC.
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Colorado:
- Must live in Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson.
- Have a PCP at an Optum Primary Care practice (formerly New West Physicians, PHP Prime, etc.).
- Must have Medicare A+B and an election period like annual enrollment.Important: OptumRx or Optum Health Network on your ID card does not mean your physician is part of Optum Primary Care.
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UnitedHealthcare offers Chronic Complete plans for people with diabetes or certain cardiovascular conditions who have Medicare Parts A and B, live in an eligible county, and receive primary care through an Optum Primary Care practice.
Plan CO-1P
Colorado: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson.Plan CO-2P
El Paso County
Plan CO-19P
Colorado: Fremont, Larimer, Pueblo, Teller, Weld.Important: OptumRx or Optum Health Network on your ID card does not mean your physician is part of Optum Primary Care.
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Optum Primary Care online
Denver Metro MAP
Colorado Springs MAP
Important: OptumRx or Optum Health Network on your ID card does not mean your physician is part of Optum Primary Care. -
Optum Primary Care online
Denver Metro MAP
Colorado Springs MAP
UHC ID cards may say Optum Health Network or OptumRx, however that does not indicate your primary care provider is an Optum Primary Care provider (NW Physicans+). -
If you do not have a UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete plan in Colorado, Denver Health Hospital is for emergencies only.
Non-emergency services at Denver Health Hospital are covered only under the UHC Dual Complete (D-SNP) plan for eligible individuals with both Medicare and Medicaid.
Always double-check your plan's provider directory and with your healthcare providers when you seek care as well as refer to your plan for details. These are not all-inclusive and subject to change.

