Colorado Revised Statutes Title 15. Probate, Trusts, and Fiduciaries § 15-18.7-203. Amendment and revocation of a behavioral health orders for scope of treatment

(1) The adult may amend or revoke all or part of his or her behavioral health orders form at any time.

(2) An amended behavioral health orders form is effective for two years following the date that the adult signed the amended behavioral health orders form, unless the adult executes a new behavioral health orders form, or amends or revokes the amended behavioral health orders form, before the amended behavioral health orders form becomes ineffective.

(3) In order to execute a valid amendment or revocation, the adult must:

(4) In order for the amendment or revocation to be valid, the amendment or revocation must include:

(5) Emergency medical service personnel, a health-care provider, or an agent who becomes aware of a new, amended, or revoked behavioral health orders form shall promptly communicate the fact to a health-care provider who is providing care to the adult who is the subject of the behavioral health orders form.

(6) A properly executed new, amended, or revoked behavioral health orders form controls over a previously executed behavioral health orders form.