Overview
Appendix A contains all valid code values used throughout CoBHRM. When submitting data, you must use the exact codes specified in these tables.Code Table Index
Service Identifiers
24 service type and treatment modality codes (SUD, MH, WM)
Counties
Two-digit Colorado county codes for client residence
Referral Sources
Referral source classification codes including Colorado-specific programs
Legal Status
Legal status codes for admissions and discharges
Gender Codes
Sex at birth, gender identity, and sexual orientation codes
Race & Ethnicity
Race (multi-select) and ethnicity classification codes
Household Language
21 language codes plus unknown/declined
Marital Status
Marital status codes
Living Situation
Housing and living arrangement codes
Employment Status
Employment status codes
Social
Education, income, and other social determinant codes
Clinical
SMI/SED status, involuntary reason, and clinical indicator codes
Disabilities
16 disability codes (multi-select)
Substance Types
29 substance codes, routes of administration, and ASAM levels
ACT & Ascent
MCSI, QoL, Social/Role Functioning, Stage of Change, and related codes
Special Connections
Pregnancy risk screening and baby outcome value sets
Code Table Format
Each code table includes:Standard Unknown / Declined Codes
Several standard codes recur across many value sets. When a value set supports them, use:Using Code Tables
Single-Value Fields
For fields that accept a single code value, use the code exactly as shown:Multi-Value Fields
Some fields accept multiple values separated by semicolon and space (; ):
How Coded Values Work
- Each coded field in a record spec references an appendix code table.
- The value stored in the CSV file is the numeric code (e.g.,
01), not the description text. - Codes are case-sensitive and must match exactly.
- Leading zeros matter —
01is not the same as1in string-typed fields.
Code values may be added or retired over time. Always check the current version of Appendix A when working with data.