The michael skolnik medical transparency act is a state law in the u.s State of colorado, initially enacted in 2007 with an extension passed in 2010 The act mandates the disclosure of specific information by healthcare providers to the public. The colorado revised statutes are revised and published by the revisor of statutes of the colorado office of legislative legal services under the supervision of the committee on legal services as required by the colorado constitution [1][2][3] the general assembly has claimed copyright protection of the c.r.s Under the aegis of the committee on legal services since 1970
“we will end surprise medical billing,” trump promised on the campaign trail in 2020 “the days of ripping off patients are over.” the law barred medical providers in most cases from.
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