Medicine and licence records
Go straight to the public record
Pick the question first. Then open the matching public page. Check the name. Check the date. Read the words that do the work.
Medicine and pharmacies
FDA records answer product questions
Start with the drug name. Match the form—pill, shot or liquid—and the strength. Check the date on the page.
- Compounding and the FDA: questions and answers
Use for the difference between approval and compounding.
- Understanding the risks of compounded drugs
Use for what the agency does not review before a compounded medicine is marketed.
- Registered outsourcing facilities
An outsourcing facility is a large operation that makes batches of made-to-order medicine. Use this list to see whether one has registered with the FDA.
- FDA letter search
Use to search a company name and read the agency’s dated concerns.
Local authority
Colorado records show who is licensed
Copy the full name of the doctor, nurse or pharmacy. Search it. Check that the job and the licence status match.
- Colorado professional and business licence lookup
Use for the name of a doctor, nurse, physician assistant, pharmacist or pharmacy.
- Colorado out-of-state telehealth guidance
Use for the state registration route and telehealth limits.
- Colorado Medical Board
Use for board policies, rules and public notices.
- Colorado State Board of Pharmacy
Use for pharmacy regulation and public notices.
Coverage and health accounts
Government pages answer benefit and tax-rule questions
Call the plan. Ask one clear question at a time. Keep the reply.
- Medicare agency (CMS) list of covered and excluded drugs
- IRS medical and dental expense guide
- IRS health savings account guide
A government rule can tell you who may qualify for payment, but not what your own plan will pay. The plan’s own answer is still needed.
Reporting
Match the problem to the office that handles it
Pick the office that can act. Keep a copy of what you send.