| Bill # | CBHC Bill Summary | CBHC Contact | Position | Calendar Notification | Short Title | Most Recent Status | Fiscal Note Status | Date Introduced | House Sponsors | Senate Sponsors |
| HB19-1001 | Establishes hospital transparency measures | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Hospital Transparency Measures To Analyze Efficacy | 3/28/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Kennedy, Rankin- | -- |
| HB19-1004 | Requires CDPHE and DoI to develop a proposal concerning the design, costs, benefits, and implementation of a state option for health care coverage. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Proposal For Affordable Health Coverage Option | 5/17/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Roberts and Catlin- | Donovan-- |
| HB19-1009 | The bill expands a housing voucher program for individual living with a SUD, requires recovery residences to become licensed by CDPHE, and establishes a opioid crisis recovery fund and advisory task force. | Frank | Support | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (CONTINUED) (1) in senate calendar. | Substance Use Disorders Recovery | 5/23/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Kennedy and Singer- | Priola, Pettersen-- |
| HB19-1017 | The bill creates a pilot program to place school social worker professionals in each grade k-5 within one school district. | Moses | Support | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (1) in senate calendar. | Kindergarten Through Fifth Grade Social And Emotional Health Act | 5/10/2019 Sent to the Governor | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Michaelson Jenet- | Fields-- |
| HB19-1019 | The bill establishes continuing professional competency requirements for registered psychotherapists registered in Colorado. | Moses | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Psychotherapists Continuing Competency Requirements | 2/15/2019 House Third Reading Lost - No Amendments | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Coleman- | -- |
| HB19-1027 | The bill creates new reporting requirements for agencies that operate a clean syringe exchange program. | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Clean Syringe Exchange Environmental Impact Report | 1/23/2019 House Committee on Public Health Care & Human Services Postpone Indefinitely | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Beckman- | -- | |
| HB19-1044 | The bill creates an advanced behavioral health treatment order option and process. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Advance Behavioral Health Orders Treatment | 3/28/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Kraft-Tharp and Landgraf- | Todd and Coram-- |
| HB19-1052 | Authorizes the creation of early childhood development service districts to provide services for children from birth through 8 years of age. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Early Childhood Development Special District | 4/3/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Rankin and McCluskie- | -- |
| HB19-1073 | Creates a grant program for local law enforcement agencies to participate in the Colorado Information Sharing Consortium. | Frank | Monitor | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (1) in senate calendar. | Law Enforcement Information Sharing Grant Program | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-11 | Benavidez- | Fields-- |
| HB19-1120 | Allows a minor 12 years of age or older to seek an obtain psychotherapy services (not including inpatient) with or without the consent of the minor's parent or guardian, encourages professionals working with a minor to obtain consent from the minor to speak with the minors parent of guardian, requires the state to develop and maintain a mental health education literacy resource bank, and required the state board of education to adopt standards related to mental health and suicide prevention. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Youth Mental Health Education And Suicide Prevention | 5/16/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-16 | Michaelson Jenet and Roberts- | Fenberg-- |
| HB19-1125 | Allows a mental health professional who is a respondent to a dismissed complaint to access information regarding the complaint, with redacted information regarding the identity of individuals involved in the complaint. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Mental Health Professional Access To Dismissed Complaint | 3/8/2019 House Committee on Public Health Care & Human Services Postpone Indefinitely | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-23 | Melton- | -- |
| HB19-1129 | Prohibits mental health professionals from engaging in conversion therapy with a minor. Also makes the advertising or practice of conversion therapy by a healthcare professional a deceptive trade practice. | Moses | Actively Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Prohibit Conversion Therapy for A Minor | 5/31/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-25 | Michaelson Jenet and Esgar, Duran, Herod, Valdez A., Galindo, Jaquez Lewis, Titone- | Fenberg, Moreno, Ginal-- |
| HB19-1160 | Creates a 3-year mental health facility pilot program to provide residential care, treatment, and services to persons with both a mental health diagnosis and a physical health diagnosis including requirements for applicants. Directs CDPHE to select one or 2 applicants for the pilot program. | Frank | Monitor | Friday, May 3 2019 (2) in house calendar. | Mental Health Facility Pilot Program | 5/21/2019 Signed by Governor | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-30 | Landgraf and Singer, Pelton, Bockenfeld, Larson, Wilson, McKean, Catlin, Gonzales-- | Gardner-- |
| HB19-1168 | Authorizes the state to apply for a state innovation waiver and federal funding to implement and operate a reinsurance program to assist health insurers in paying high-cost insurance claims. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | State Innovation Waiver Reinsurance Program | 5/17/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-01 | McCluskie and Rich, Buckner, Esgar, Kennedy, McLachlan, Roberts, Soper- | Donovan and Rankin-- |
| HB19-1169 | Makes changes to the involuntary transportation hold statutes | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Mental Health Involuntary Transportation Holds | 3/1/2019 House Committee on Public Health Care & Human Services Postpone Indefinitely | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-04 | Arndt- | Cooke-- | |
| HB19-1176 | Creates the health care cost analysis task force to complete a health care cost analysis of 4 health care financing systems. | Frank | Monitor | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (CONTINUED) (1) in senate calendar. | Health Care Cost Savings Act of 2019 | 5/31/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-12 | Sirota and Jaquez Lewis, Benavidez, Singer- | Foote-- |
| HB19-1177 | Creates the ability for a family or household member or a law enforcement officer to petition the court for a temporary extreme risk protection order. The ERPO prohibits an individual from possessing, controlling, purchasing, or receiving a firearm for 364 days. Upon issuance of the ERPO, the respondent shall surrender all of his or her firearms and his or her concealed carry permit if the respondent has one. The bill outlines directives for implementation. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Extreme Risk Protection Orders | 4/12/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-14 | Sullivan and Garnett- | Court and Pettersen-- |
| HB19-1193 | Makes amendments to the special connections program that provides access to substance use disorder treatment to pregnant and parenting women. creates child care pilot programs for parenting women engaged in substance use disorder treatment. Prohibits information relating to substance use during pregnancy, with certain exceptions, that is obtained as part of providing postpartum care for up to one year postpartum or disclosed while women are seeking or participating in behavioral health treatment from being used in court. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Behavioral Health Supports For High-risk Families | 5/23/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-21 | Herod and Pelton- | Garcia-- |
| HB19-1211 | Creates new requirements on insurance carriers around the handling of prior authorizations | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Prior Authorization Requirements Health Care Service | 5/13/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-25 | Michaelson Jenet- | -- |
| HB19-1226 | Creates reforms in Colorado's bond and pretrial statutes towards increasing the release of individuals who can safely be in the community. This bill follows recommendations approved by the CCJJ. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Bond Reform | 5/1/2019 Senate Committee on Appropriations Refer Amended to Senate Committee of the Whole | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-08 | Herod and Soper- | Lee-- |
| HB19-1233 | Creates a a primary care payment reform collaborative in DOI and requires the establishment of affordability standards for premiums, and requires HCPF and carriers for state employees to set targets for investment in primary care. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Investments In Primary Care To Reduce Health Costs | 5/16/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-08 | Froelich and Caraveo- | Ginal and Moreno-- |
| HB19-1237 | Reforms behavioral health facility licensing across several state departments to establish a single Behavioral Health Entity license within CDPHE that will allow for service-based licensure. Creates a committee to advise on regulations and implementation for the change. Requires a BHE that was previously licensed by CDPHE to obtain a BHE license by July 1, 2022 and a BHE that was previously licensed or approved by CDHS to obtain a BHE license by July 1, 2024. Includes a number of conforming amendments to introduce the BHE facility type into statute. | Moses | Actively Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Licensing Behavioral Health Entities | 6/3/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-12 | Cutter- | -- |
| HB19-1244 | Expands the types of law enforcement entities that can apply for a grant from the peace officers mental health support grant program and specifies new permissible uses of grant money. Adds reporting requirements for grant recipients. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Expand Peace Officer Mental Health Support Program | 5/21/2019 Signed by Governor | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-15 | Coleman and Carver, Singer- | Fields and Gardner, Cooke, Tate-- |
| HB19-1263 | Reforms offense levels for certain possession violations towards the goal of reducing criminal penalties for substance use. | Moses | Support | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (1) in senate calendar. | Offense Level For Controlled Substance Possession | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | Fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-22 | Herod and Sandridge- | Marble and Lee-- |
| HB19-1269 | Bill includes parity reforms for both private carriers and Colorado's Medicaid program. | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Mental Health Parity Insurance Medicaid | 5/16/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-25 | Cutter and Sullivan, Kipp, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica- | Ginal-- | |
| HB19-1275 | Increases eligibility for record sealing for individuals with prior drug related criminal charges. | Moses | Support | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE (CONTINUED) (1) in senate calendar. | Increased Eligibility For Criminal Record Sealing | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-26 | Weissman and Soper- | Lee-- |
| HB19-1285 | The bill clarifies that HCPF may directly offer a contract to Denver Health and Hospital Authority for their Medicaid Choice + MCO. They will continue to collaborate with the MCO (Colorado Access) that holds the MCO contract for behavioral health services. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Denver Health Managed Care Organization Contracts With The Department Of Health Care Policy And Financing | 5/31/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-29 | Lontine- | Fields-- |
| HB19-1287 | This bill includes policy recommendations for a treatment capacity tracker, a care navigation program, and a new fund for expanding treatment capacity to be managed by MSOs. | Frank | Support | Friday, May 3 2019 THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE - CONSENT CALENDAR (1) in senate calendar. | Treatment For Opioids And Substance Use Disorders | 5/14/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-29 | Esgar and Wilson- | Pettersen and Priola-- |
| HB19-1333 | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Cigarette Tobacco & Nicotine Products Tax | 5/2/2019 Senate Second Reading Special Order - Lost with Amendments - Committee | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-04-24 | Caraveo, Becker, Bird, Buckner, Coleman, Cutter, Duran, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Hooton,Jaquez Lewis, Kennedy, Lontine, McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Roberts, Singer,Snyder- | Fields-- | |
| SB19-001 | The bill expands an MAT access pilot program created in 2017 to additional counties, shifts administration from the college of nursing to the center for research into substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery support strategies, increases the annual appropriation for the pilot program to $5 million for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 fiscal years, and extends the program an additional 2 years. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Expand Medication-assisted Treatment Pilot Program | 5/14/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | - | Garcia-- |
| SB19-004 | Creates a pilot program in to provide access to individuals in a specified region to participate in the group medical benefit plans offered to state employees. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Address High-cost Health Insurance Pilot Program | 5/17/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Roberts- | Donovan-- |
| SB19-008 | Bill establishes a variety of policies impacting individuals with substance use disorder in the criminal justice system. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Substance Use Disorder Treatment In Criminal Justice System | 5/23/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Kennedy and Singer- | Moreno and Priola, Pettersen-- |
| SB19-010 | The bill expands the behavioral health professional grant program for schools to also allow mental health services. The bill allows schools to contract with community providers for the program. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Professional Behavioral Health Services For Schools | 5/10/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | McLachlan and Valdez D.- | Fields-- |
| SB19-015 | Creates a legislative healthcare review committee. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Create Statewide Health Care Review Committee | 5/30/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Beckman- | Ginal-- |
| SB19-036 | Establishes a program to remind individuals of their scheduled court hearings with the objective of reducing the number of arrests solely as a result of failure appear in court. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | State Court Administrator Reminder Program | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-04 | Benavidez and Carver- | Lee and Cooke-- |
| SB19-064 | Creates a cash fund to avoid reversions from the community-based reentry grant program, the crime victims grant program, the justice reinvestment crime prevention grant program, and the justice reinvestment crime prevention small business program. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Retain Criminal Justice Programs Funding | 5/15/2019 Signed by Governor | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-10 | Weissman- | Lee-- |
| SB19-073 | Creates an electronic system for advanced medical directives. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Statewide System Of Advance Medical Directives | 5/15/2019 Signed by Governor | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-10 | Landgraf- | Ginal, Court-- |
| SB19-091 | Requires law enforcement agencies to develop policies to support officers involved in a shooting or fatal use of force and allows a law enforcement agency to apply for and receive a grant from the peace officers mental health support grant program for that purpose. | Moses | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | Support Peace Officers Involved In Use Of Force | 4/23/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-24 | Singer- | Fields and Cooke-- |
| SB19-108 | Established a committee on juvenile justice reform and defines their duties, as well as adds new duties to the DYS working group on juvenile detention and alternative services. Requires DAs to use risk screening tools to determine eligibility of diversion of youth, and specified grounds that may not be used to deny diversion. Restricts moving a juvenile from their parents unless the detention screening is conducted and specific findings are made. Limits which juveniles may be placed in detention. Creates policies and the development of standards for juvenile probation. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Juvenile Justice Reform | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-01-29 | Michaelson Jenet and Soper- | Lee and Gardner-- |
| SB19-143 | Creates several reforms in parole policy related to revocations due to technical violations, access to reentry and other resources, and transition center designations, and prison population measures. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Parole Changes | 5/28/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-02-15 | Herod- | Gonzales and Lee-- |
| SB19-188 | Creates the family and medical leave insurance (FAMLI) program and the division of family and medical leave insurance in Dept. of Labor and Employment to provide partial wage replacement benefits to an eligible individual who takes leave from work. | Frank | Monitor | NOT ON CALENDAR | FAMLI Family Medical Leave Insurance Program | 5/30/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-07 | Gray and Duran, Arndt, Buckner, Caraveo, Coleman, Cutter, Esgar, Exum, Froelich,Galindo, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Herod, Hooton, Jackson, Jaquez Lewis, Kennedy, Kipp,Lontine, McLachlan, Melton, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Roberts, Singer, Sirota, Sullivan,Tipper, Titone, Valdez A.- | Winter and Williams A., Bridges, Court, Danielson, Donovan, Fenberg, Fields, Ginal,Gonzales, Lee, Moreno, Pettersen, Todd-- |
| SB19-195 | Creates the office of children and youth behavioral health policy coordination and the children and youth behavioral health policy coordination commission and the children and youth behavioral health advisory council. Defines the duties and responsibilities for all of the created bodies, focusing around recommendations for government actions around children's behavioral health. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Child And Youth Behavioral Health System Enhancements | 5/16/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-13 | Kraft-Tharp and Landgraf- | Fields and Gardner-- |
| SB19-211 | Extends the MH/CJ diversion pilot program for an additional year and removes the cap on the total of all grants awarded per year. The bill also requires the state court administrator to provide reports to specified committees of the general assembly concerning both the pilot program and the grant program. | Moses | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Mental Health Criminal Diversion Program | 4/16/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-25 | Esgar, Hansen- | Moreno, Zenzinger, Rankin-- |
| SB19-222 | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Individuals At Risk Of Institutionalization | 5/21/2019 Signed by Governor | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-29 | Esgar and Landgraf, Herod, Larson, Liston, Pelton, Rich, Roberts, Sandridge, Soper, Will,Wilson- | Lee and Story, Bridges, Gonzales, Hisey, Rankin, Winter-- | |
| SB19-223 | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Actions Related To Competency To Proceed | 5/21/2019 Signed by Governor | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-03-29 | Weissman and Landgraf- | Lee-- | |
| SB19-227 | This bill concept originated from the Opioid Interim Committee and contains several recommendations related to Harm Reduction, access to opioid overdose reversal medication, and access to Medication Assisted Treatment. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Harm Reduction Substance Use Disorders | 5/23/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-04-02 | Kennedy and Herod- | Pettersen and Gonzales-- |
| SB19-228 | The policy recommendations included in this bill originated from the Opioid Interim Committee. The bill includes several recommendations related to the prevention of opioid use disorders and misuse. | Frank | Support | NOT ON CALENDAR | Substance Use Disorders Prevention Measures | 5/23/2019 Governor Signed | No fiscal impact for this bill | 2019-04-02 | Buentello and Singer- | Winter and Moreno-- |