Colorado § 12-30-118 Acceptance of transfers from home and birthing centers

Colorado Statutes

§ 12-30-118 — Acceptance of transfers from home and birthing centers

Colorado § 12-30-118

Title 12Professions

Art.Provisions Applicable to Health-Care

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 12-30-118 (2026).

Text

(1)A person regulated under this title 12 who regularly provides health-care services related to labor and delivery shall:

(a)Be able to identify when to transmit and receive patient information, and transfer and receive patients, across the facility's levels of care; and

(b)Coordinate with other providers to effectuate services across the facility's levels of care in a way that prevents patients losing access to care.

(2)This section does not prohibit health-care providers from billing for health-care services rendered.

(3)The acceptance of a transferred pregnant person does not establish an employment or consultation relationship between the accepting health-care provider and the transferring health-care provider or establish grounds for vicarious liability.

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(1) A
person regulated under this title 12 who regularly provides health-care services
related to labor and delivery shall:

(a) Be able to identify when to transmit and receive patient information, and
transfer and receive patients, across the facility's levels of care; and

(b) Coordinate with other providers to effectuate services across the
facility's levels of care in a way that prevents patients losing access to care.

(2) This section does not prohibit health-care providers from billing for
health-care services rendered.

(3) The acceptance of a transferred pregnant person does not establish an
employment or consultation relationship between the accepting health-care
provider and the transferring health-care provider or establish grounds for vicarious
liability.