Colorado Revised Statutes Title 12. Professions and Occupations § 12-30-104. Health-care prescriber boards--disciplinary procedures--definitions

(a) “Health-care prescriber board” or “board” means:

(b) “Licensee” means an individual who is licensed or otherwise regulated by a board.

(a) Within fifteen days after receipt of a complaint, provide the complainant with a written notice providing contact information for the board and a summary of the regulatory and statutory procedures, timelines, and complainant and respondent rights that apply to the processing and resolution of complaints, including, if the complainant is the patient of the licensee who is the subject of the complaint, a notice of the patient's right to receive from the licensee a copy of the complainant's patient records pursuant to sections 25-1-801 and 25-1-802;

(b) If an investigation was initiated by a complaint and the board took public formal action regarding the alleged misconduct, provide the complainant, within thirty days after the action, with written notice of the action taken by the board;

(c) If a complaint is still pending after six months, notify the complainant that the complaint remains pending, subject to applicable restrictions in the board's governing law; and

(d) Update its website within thirty days after suspending or revoking a license to separately list each licensee subject to the suspension or revocation.