Comments on Colorado’s Proposed Rules Regarding Medication Abortion Reversal
The proposed rule is not based in science or medicine and will cause significant harm to patients and communities in Colorado.
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These are a collection of PRH responses to senators’ inquiries concerning reproductive health and justice issues and submitted comments on proposed state and federal regulations.
The proposed rule is not based in science or medicine and will cause significant harm to patients and communities in Colorado.
PRH greatly appreciates the Department’s acknowledgement of the importance of privacy for reproductive health care.
"In the aftermath of the Court’s decision, we have watched an already devastating abortion access crisis become far worse."
As health care providers, we have witnessed first-hand the harm health care refusals have on our patients and communities.
Gender-affirming care is safe, essential, life-saving health care that allows transgender and non-binary (TGNB) people to live their full and authentic lives.
PRH enthusiastically supports the Administration’s efforts to strengthen Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.
"A nationwide ban will mean many more people will be forced to remain pregnant, and will be deprived of the right to make decisions about their bodies and lives."
"Our network of providers is reeling as we grapple with this new and constantly shifting legal landscape; however, at the forefront of our minds are the people we care for."
The proposed rule would ensure removal of existing barriers by allowing advanced practice clinicians, like nurse practitioners and physician assistants, to provide abortion care.
We strongly urge CMS to withdraw provisions that would be detrimental to our patient communities.
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