House Health & Human Services
Colorado's House Health & Human Services Committee spent wrestling with artificial intelligence in medicine and mental health, advancing a pair of AI bills and a host-home oversight measure on party-line votes while restoring a child's right to a dependency hearing on a bipartisan split. Wrenching personal testimony — from a woman who has lived in six host homes to families of children lost after chatbot interactions — anchored the day.
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“The first host home left me home alone for a whole weekend. Their dog bit me in the shin, drawing blood once and bruising me several times. The agency knew about it and did nothing.”
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Sign in to subscribeOkay. The Health and Human Services Committee will come to order. Mr. Shadoon, please call the roll. Representatives Baron. Presente. Bradfield. Here. Bradley. Excused. English. Representative English. Frey. Doing a string. Excused. Emmerich. Here. Johnson. Here. McCormick. Here. Wright. In. Excused. Stuart. Here. Woog. Here. Leader. Here. Madam Chair. Here. And also wanted to note that Representative Bradley is online. Okay, thank you all for joining us. Today we have a full house and a lot of bills. We are going to do two minute testimony with 10 minute panels, just so everyone knows. Thank you all for joining us. We are going to start with 11:47. Thanks for joining us. Sponsors, welcome back. If you want to go ahead and describe your explain your bill. Representative Brown. Thank you very much, Madam Chair. And it's my weekly visit to the Health and Human Services Committee, so thank you all. I appreciate your hospitality. Once again today we bring House Bill 26:1147. In particular, I think it's just important to set the stage, which is that we're talking about host homes. And host homes are private residences in which individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live with a caregiver, often…
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