Colorado SB138 reduces administrative burdens on health care by streamlining screening and application processes for discounted care and public.
Colorado SB138 modifies health care regulations to reduce administrative burdens on health care facilities and licensed health care professionals. The bill changes the screening process for discounted care and public health insurance eligibility to allow the use of third-party resources, such as major credit bureaus, instead of a uniform application. It also requires health care facilities to notify patients of screening results and provide appeal rights.
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