Allows terminally ill patients in Colorado health facilities to use medical marijuana under specific conditions.
The bill permits terminally ill patients registered in Colorado's medical marijuana program to use medical marijuana within health facilities, provided it does not involve smoking or vaping, aligns with their prescription or physician's recommendation, and complies with the facility's guidelines. Health facilities must develop guidelines for safe usage and storage, ensuring the safety of others and compliance with state laws. The Department of Public Health and Environment cannot require compliance with this bill as a condition for a health facility's license or certification.
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