Colorado

In Review: Last week, Governor Jared Polis (D) signed Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094. The Governor’s staff expressed concerns about the bill and is set to issue a signing statement outlining those concerns. PCMA will share the statement once it

In Review: Last week, PCMA and our local counsel met with Governor Jared Polis (D) and his staff to discuss our objections to HB 25-1094, the delinking bill. The meeting was also attended by Insurance Commissioner Michael Conway, who has

In Review: Last week and right before adjourning sine die, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, passed the Senate by a vote of 29-6, and the House concurred with the Senate’s amendments. The bill will now move to Governor Jared Polis’s

Up Next: Today, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, is set to be heard by the full Senate. The bill would then return to the House for concurrence with Senate amendments and then to the Governor’s desk for consideration. PCMA continues

Up Next: Last week, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, passed out of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee by a vote of 7-2. During the hearing, the opposition put forth more witnesses than the proponents, and PCMA would like

Up Next: Last week, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, was pulled from the agenda of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee just hours before it was set to be heard. This occurred after back-and-forth discussions with PCMA members and

Up Next: On Thursday, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, will be heard in the Senate Health & Human Services Committee. The Senate Sponsor, Dylan Roberts (D), continues to express a willingness to keep the bill from passing out of committee

Up Next: PCMA continues our engagement with the Senate Sponsor of Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094 He remains committed to focusing on the pharmacy reimbursement element of the bill. He would prefer to pass a clean pharmacy reimbursement plan for

In Review: Last week, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, was amended and passed a second reading on the House floor. The Sponsor continues to talk with PCMA counsel and members but remains committed to including the delinking language. While the

In Review: Last week, Colorado’s delinking bill, HB 25-1094, was pulled from the House Appropriations hearing on Friday as the sponsor continued to work through issues related to the fiscal note. PCMA’s ground team secured an op-ed opposing the “delinking”