What to Expect from the Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR) Process: A Guide for Assisted Living Operators

Recent changes to Colorado’s assisted living regulations, specifically 6CCR 1011-1, Chapter 7, have made the Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR) process more appealing as a first option in challenging deficiency findings.

When Do You Need an Assisted Living License in Colorado?

Health Law attorneys, Pinkowski Law & Policy Group, LLC clarify a critical issue regarding the resident capacity requirements for obtaining an assisted living license in Colorado. This article addresses the prevalent confusion surrounding the number of residents allowed before a home or residence requires a license, offering clear, detailed insights. Understand the reasons behind this confusion and learn how to ensure your assisted living facility complies with Colorado's licensing laws. This must-read guide is essential for assisted living operators aiming to avoid legal complications and maintain regulatory compliance

New Regulations, and a New Look at the Informal Dispute Resolution Process

Assisted LivingBrian PinkowskiMay 31, 2024Pinkowski Law & Policy GroupColorado, Assisted Living Lawyers, assisted living, Appealling Deficiencies, IDR, Informal Dispute Resolution, Health Law

Sept. 30th Deadline is Coming for Colorado ALRs

Colorado licensed healthcare facilities must have 100% of employees having received at least the 1st dose of the COVID-19 vaccine or submit a request for a waiver by September 30, 2021. To request a wavier, facilities must have their policies in place as required by the Board of Health’s Emergency Rule. Reporting on compliance begins October 1st. This blog provides more details on the upcoming requirements. Contact our attorneys today if you need help.