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CO HB1087
Bill
Status
5/31/2025
Primary Sponsor
Ryan Armagost
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AI Summary
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Peer support team members are prohibited from disclosing confidential communications made by recipients during peer support interactions without consent, and group participants cannot disclose information shared by other group members
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Confidentiality protections apply only when peer support team members are acting in their official capacity and functioning within written organizational guidelines
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Exceptions allow disclosure when recipients admit to crimes, make significant threats against individuals or property (including schools), or pose a danger to health or safety
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Peer support team members are exempt from state licensure, certification, and regulatory discipline for their peer support roles, and receive civil liability protection for disclosure decisions made under the exceptions
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Expands existing mental health provider disclosure rules to allow reporting threats against any individual (not just school occupants) and requires notification to the person who is the subject of the threat
Legislative Description
Confidentiality Requirements Mental Health Support
Health Care & Health Insurance
Last Action
Governor Signed
5/31/2025