Regulated access

A state program is a defined route—not a general permission.

Oregon and Colorado administer distinct regulated systems. Verify the program, license, location, scope, and current rule directly with the responsible state agency.

OREGON · PROGRAM

Oregon Psilocybin Services

Oregon Health Authority administers a licensed psilocybin-services system. The agency explains the program and publishes a search for approved licenses.

Open OHA program page
OREGON · LICENSES

Search the live state record

Use the official Oregon search rather than a copied list. Confirm license type, status, name, and any other current record detail before contacting an operator.

Search Oregon licenses
COLORADO · BUSINESSES

Natural Medicine Division

Colorado’s Department of Revenue Natural Medicine Division publishes current business-licensing rules, notices, forms, and program information.

Open Colorado DNM
COLORADO · PROFESSIONALS

Facilitator regulation

The Colorado Division of Professions and Occupations publishes professional licensing information for natural-medicine facilitators. Verify current requirements and status there.

Open Colorado DPO

Before relying on a listing

Use the live record and the exact license.

  1. Identify the responsible agency and license type.
  2. Match the operator or professional to the current government record.
  3. Check status, location, scope, restrictions, and review date.
  4. Read the program’s current client and safety information.
  5. Do not infer medical approval, federal legality, quality, or personal suitability from a state license.

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