SB 26-187

Senate Bill 26-187 establishes a new commission focused on Medicaid in Colorado. This group will consist of lawmakers who will meet at least six but no more than twelve times to discuss how Medicaid is spent and run, especially considering any changes from the federal government. They must submit their findings and recommendations by December 11, 2026. The bill has been signed into law, meaning the commission can start its work immediately. This affects anyone involved in or receiving benefits from Colorado's Medicaid program.

Official Summary

Joint Budget Committee. The bill creates the commission on medicaid (commission). The commission consists of 10 members of the general assembly. The purpose of the commission is to develop recommendations regarding medicaid spending, utilization, and administration considering new federal policies.     The commission is required to:Convene at least 6 times but no more than 12 times;Invite relevant state agency representatives and medicaid stakeholders to present and provide feedback on medicaid spending, utilization, and administration; andSubmit a report to the general assembly and the governor documenting the commission's process and any recommendations by December 11, 2026.     The bill makes an appropriation.(Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.)

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