CO SB193

Continues the Colorado Medical Board and the Colorado Medical Practice Act through September 1, 2026, with the board scheduled for review before repeal under the regulatory agency sunset process.

Eliminates the sixty-day limit on pro bono licenses, allowing physicians to provide pro bono medical services without the previous calendar year restriction.

Repeals the requirement that letters of admonition be sent to licensees by certified mail, allowing other delivery methods.

Adds anesthesiologist assistants to the scope of professions regulated under the Medical Practice Act definitions and unprofessional conduct provisions.

Allows license suspension when a physician is formally charged with a crime that poses a continuing threat to patient safety, with suspension continuing until dismissal, acquittal, or conviction unless the licensee requests a hearing.