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Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting
Behavioral Health Advisory Board Meeting
The board meeting primarily focused on the annual recommendation letter and updates concerning the professional person definition within the 2765 statute. Significant discussion took place regarding the COBRAM data reporting system rollout, highlighting concerns about unrealistic deadlines, the accuracy of reported data, and the need for improved stakeholder engagement. Additional topics included the challenges of recruiting medical professionals to rural communities, the strain on the workforce regarding outpatient certifications, and the necessity for better communication channels between providers and the Behavioral Health Administration.
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The board discussed its annual recommendations and priorities, including peace officer training and the automation of M1 holds. Key topics included the potential for legislative changes to improve interoperability for mental health data, the need for consistent training for peace officers, and the challenges surrounding M1 hold documentation. The board also explored the possibility of requesting qualified immunity for law enforcement regarding mental health cases and addressed data collection limitations at emergency departments.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Behavioral Health Administration Provider Office Hours
The meeting provided an overview of the Behavioral Health Administration's Technology and Data (TaDa) division, including its digital portfolio and the launch of the Colorado Behavioral Health Reporting Model (CoBHRM). Key topics included the benefits of CoBHRM in reducing administrative burden for providers, the transition timeline for the Treatment Management System (TMS), instructions for DUI providers regarding data submission, and information on support resources for providers during the system transition.
Jul 22, 2026·Board meeting
Behavioral Health Administration Office Hours
The meeting provided an overview of the Technology and Data (TADA) division and its digital portfolio. Key discussions focused on the implementation of the Colorado Behavioral Health Reporting Model (COBRAM), which consolidates data entry and aims to reduce administrative burden for providers. The session covered transitions from legacy systems like SECAR and DayCodes to the new COBRAM model within the Treatment Management System (TMS), including details on credentialing, launch timelines, and future capabilities for EHR integration.
