Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 17, September 10, 2024
Basis and Purpose - 8005
The statutory authority for this rule includes but is not
limited to sections
44-50-202(1)(b),
44-50-203(1)(a),
44-50-203(1)(d),
44-50-203(1)(g),
44-50-203(1)(l),
44-50-203(2)(a),
and 44-50-401, C.R.S. The purpose of
this rule is to establish the privileges and permitted acts for Healing
Centers.
A. A Healing Center Licensee
may only exercise the License privileges granted by the State Licensing
Authority and these Rules.
1. No later than
thirty days after beginning operations, the Healing Center Licensee must submit
complete floor plans or diagrams of the Licensed Premises to the Division in a
manner prescribed by the Division. Floor plans must clearly show any areas
designated as Administration Areas, any areas designated as Restricted Areas,
and security camera placement required by these Rules.
2.
Micro-Healing
Center. A micro-Healing Center is a Healing Center license tier
that does not store more than 750 milligrams of Total Psilocin on site. A
micro-Healing Center must comply with security requirements in Rule
8025(A).
B.
Co-Location Authorized. A Healing Center may be
co-located with another Natural Medicine Business License in accordance with
Rule 3105.
C. A Healing Center must
comply with the provisions related to persons with disabilities in section
44-50-401(1)(b),
C.R.S.
D.
Authorized
Sources and Transfers of Regulated Natural Medicine and Regulated Natural
Medicine Product.
1. A Healing
Center may only obtain Regulated Natural Medicine and Regulated Natural
Medicine Product from a Natural Medicine Cultivation Facility, Natural Medicine
Products Manufacturer, or another Healing Center.
2. A Natural Medicine Handler Licensee
employed by the Healing Center may transfer Regulated Natural Medicine or
Regulated Natural Medicine Product to a Participant under the supervision of a
Facilitator.
3. A Healing Center
may transfer up to 750 milligrams of Total Psilocin at one time of Regulated
Natural Medicine or Regulated Natural Medicine Product that has passed all
required testing and is packaged and labeled pursuant to Rule 3305 to a
Facilitator for Administration Sessions at authorized locations other than
Healing Centers in accordance with this Rule.
a.
Facilitator Request
Requirements. A Healing Center may only transfer Regulated Natural
Medicine to a Facilitator after receiving and verifying the Facilitator's
request. All requests for Facilitator transfers must including the following
information:
i. The Facilitator's Department
of Regulatory Agencies issued license number;
ii. The requested amount of Regulated Natural
Medicine;
iii. The number of
Administration Sessions the Facilitator is requesting Regulated Natural
Medicine for;
iv. The number of
Participants that will be consuming the requested Regulated Natural Medicine;
and
v. The requested date for
pick-up.
b.
Request Verification. A Healing Center must verify the
Facilitator's Department of Regulatory Agencies issued license number in order
to complete the transfer.
c. To the
extent required to comply with Rule 3405, the Healing Center may place packaged
and labeled Regulated Natural Medicine and Regulated Natural Medicine Product
in a Child-Resistant container; however, the Healing Center shall not
re-package Regulated Natural Medicine or Regulated Natural Medicine
Product.
4. All transfers
of Regulated Natural Medicine and Regulated Natural Medicine Product must
comply with transport and inventory tracking requirements in Rules 3405 and
5025.
E.
Food
and Beverages.
1. Healing
Centers may provide water and pre-packaged, unopened food or beverage items to
Participants during an Administration Session. This allowance includes fresh
fruit and vegetables.
2. Nothing in
these Rules prohibits a Healing Center from obtaining a retail food
establishment license pursuant to the Food Protection Act at sections
25-4-1600, et seq., C.R.S. The Healing Center's Administration
Area and any Restricted Areas must not overlap with the retail food
establishment licensed premises.
