NO U CAN NOT GET YOUR TUBES TIED,even today after giving birth.
The legislation, which received final approval in the state Senate on Tuesday, does not force hospitals to offer certain services, but requires that they make it known. The bill passed 43-19 in the House and 21-to-12 in the Senate. Republicans who voted against the Democratic-backed legislation made little comment in committee hearings or elsewhere.
“If the hospital chooses not to offer that, that’s their choice,” said Sen. Sonya Jaquez Lewis, a Boulder County Democrat and a lead sponsor of the bill. “We are just trying to shine a light on which hospitals do offer that care.”
The legislation requires the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to create a form by August 2024 that hospitals and clinics would have to complete and post online. It also requires that hospitals inform patients of their policies at the time of scheduling.
FredHayek wrote: So you want the government to force hospitals to offer services that they don't want to?
Sounds like something a fascist government would do.
RE READ the article.....it states that transparency is required........state up front what your policy is and make it known BEFORE patients sign on to their protocol.
