Colorado 2024 Regular Session

Colorado Senate Bill SB086

Introduced

1/24/24

Introduced

1/24/24

Report Pass

2/6/24

Refer

1/24/24

Report Pass

2/6/24

Engrossed

2/13/24

Refer

2/6/24

Engrossed

2/13/24

Report Pass

4/15/24

Refer

2/13/24

Report Pass

4/15/24

Report Pass

4/30/24

Refer

4/15/24

Report Pass

4/30/24

Refer

4/30/24

Enrolled

5/2/24

Enrolled

5/2/24

Engrossed

5/6/24

Engrossed

5/6/24

Engrossed

5/7/24

Engrossed

5/7/24

Passed

6/5/24

Enrolled

5/7/24

Passed

6/5/24

Caption

Breast Cancer Screening Fund Transfer

Impact

The legislation is designed to solidify the state’s financial backing for critical healthcare services, particularly concerning breast and cervical cancer prevention. By improving the financial structure of the screening fund, this bill is expected to enhance accessibility for individuals needing these vital services. The emphasis on appropriating appropriate amounts signifies an ongoing commitment to combatting cancer and improving the outcomes for those affected by these diseases in Colorado, which may set a precedent for future health funding initiatives.

Summary

Senate Bill 24-086, known as the Breast Cancer Screening Fund Transfer, aims to secure and enhance funding for breast and cervical cancer prevention and treatment programs in Colorado. The bill establishes a dedicated fund to be appropriated by the state legislature, supporting initiatives that focus on early detection and treatment of these cancers. It intends to allocate significant financial resources towards the efforts in the 2024-27 fiscal years, demonstrating a commitment to public health and wellness by addressing women’s health issues directly related to cancer screenings.

Sentiment

The sentiment around SB 24-086 appears to be largely positive, with many legislators displaying support for this health initiative. The overwhelming backing from various sponsors and stakeholders underscores a collective recognition of the importance of funding cancer prevention and treatment. While there may be some concerns regarding budget constraints, the general mood reflects a commitment to enhancing health services related to cancer and the importance of preventative care.

Contention

Despite the positive reception, some tensions likely exist concerning prioritizing healthcare funding amidst other state financial obligations. Lawmakers may debate the allocation of funds and the overall budget impacts of committing to such programs over other pressing needs, raising questions about sustainability and effectiveness in resource distribution. This underscores an ongoing challenge within state governance regarding public health funding balance.

Latest CO SB086 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CO HB271

Enact Breast Examination and Screening Transformation (BEST) Act

CO SB189

Relating To Breast Cancer Screening.

CO SB189

Relating To Breast Cancer Screening.

CO S1578

Coverage for Mammograms and Supplemental Breast Cancer Screenings

CO HB4203

INS CD-CANCER SCREENINGS

CO H1286

Relative to colorectal and breast cancer screenings

CO S1494

Insurance Coverage for Breast Cancer Screening

CO HB1102

INS CD-CANCER SCREENINGS

CO HB3001

INS CD-CANCER SCREENINGS

CO H0187

Coverage for Mammograms and Supplemental Breast Cancer Screenings

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