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Dear Licensee,
Your Colorado Compact Physician License (CDR) is now due for renewal. In order to maintain its current status of Active, you must renew prior to 4/30/23. Your renewal fee is $276. If you do not renew your license prior to 4/30/23, then your Colorado compact license will expire and cannot be reinstated.
To renew your license, please complete the online form on the IMLCC website. You will need to input the fee of $276 on the form. If you have any problems completing the online application with the IMLCC, contact inquiry@imlcc.net or call 303-997-9842 or 720-621-9464.
If you have any questions regarding your license with the State of Colorado, contact dora_dpo_licensing@state.co.us or call 303-894-7800.
To have a Colorado CDR license, you are required to meet and abide by all requirements set forth in the Colorado Medical Practice Act, Medical Board Rules and Regulations, Medical Board Policies, and any other statutes or rules relevant to your practice as a physician in the state of Colorado.
You will need to review your Healthcare Professions Profile:
All compact physicians with an active Colorado license must maintain a public Healthcare Professions Profile with current information. Compact physicians are required to update their Healthcare Professions Profile within 30 days of a reportable event, even when not in renewal. To remain compliant with Colorado law, please review and update your profile by visiting https://dpo.colorado.gov/HPPP, selecting "Create/Update a Profile" under the "Licensing Services" menu, and following the instructions provided. Failure to update a Healthcare Professions Profile may result in an administrative fine of up to $5,000 and referral to the Colorado Medical Board for possible disciplinary action. If you have any questions, you may contact the program at dora_dpo_hppp@state.co.us or 303-894-5942
Medical Malpractice Insurance Requirements:
If you plan on working as a licensed Compact Physician in the state of Colorado you must hold the appropriate Medical Malpractice Insurance within the state of Colorado. You will be able to complete this attestation within the HPPP process listed above. For more information on the requirement please review the Colorado Medical Board Rules and Regulations website.
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) Registration:
If you obtain or hold a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration in Colorado you are required to register and maintain an account with the Colorado PDMP. To check your Colorado PDMP registration status, please contact the Colorado PDMP's 24/7 support at (855) 263-6403. To register and maintain your PDMP account please visit the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program website.
Substance Use Prevention Training Requirement:
Before the next renewal of your Colorado CDR license, you are required to meet the Colorado Board's substance use prevention training requirements, which includes the completion of two (2) hours of training to demonstrate competency regarding the following topics/areas: best practices for opioid prescribing per the Division’s current Policy for Prescribing and Dispensing Opioids, recognition of substance use disorders, referral of patients with suspected substance use disorders for treatment, and the use of the electronic prescription drug monitoring program.
If you maintain a national board certification that requires equivalent substance use prevention training or you do not prescribe opioids, you may attest to as much to the Colorado Medical Board to receive an exemption. The Board reserves the right to review all documentation regarding substance use prevention training.
Thank you
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