Colorado HB1231 would allow licensed physical therapists to conduct preparticipation physical exams for students in school sports.
Colorado HB1231 would amend state law to allow licensed physical therapists to perform preparticipation physical examinations and provide written clearance for students participating in interscholastic athletic activities. The bill states that physical therapists are trained to evaluate students' physical readiness and can safely conduct these exams without compromising student safety. The Colorado High School Activities Association currently requires such exams and permits clearance from various health-care providers, including physical therapists under this bill.
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