Bill
HB 1414
HB 1414 establishes procedures for Colorado patients to request and receive medical records from healthcare providers, potentially including response timelines and access fees.
HB 1414 appears to address the process and procedures for requesting medical records in Colorado. Without access to the full bill text, the specific provisions—such as timelines for responses, fees, penalties for non-compliance, or digital access requirements—cannot be definitively determined. The bill has recently been introduced and assigned to the House Finance Committee, suggesting it may have fiscal implications.
Medical record access is a practical healthcare issue affecting patients' ability to manage their care, obtain second opinions, and exercise their legal rights. Clear statutory requirements can reduce delays and disputes between patients and healthcare providers, while also protecting privacy interests. The Finance Committee assignment suggests the bill may address cost-related aspects of record retrieval.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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