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• • HIV/STI Reporting - HIV tests should NOT be reported using the Reportal 

    1. Report HIV via email at cdphe_sti_hiv_vhep_diseasereporting@state.co.us

    2. Fill in the subject as: HIV REACTIVE  

    3. Attach the correct form: HIV REPORT FORM 

  • Gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis point-of-care tests (POC)/rapid tests, labs, and treatments can be reported using the Reportal (see User Guides and Resources tab)

    1. POC/Rapid syphilis testing CAN be reported using the Reportal.

       1. Select the test type: EIA test 

    2. POC/Rapid chlamydia and gonorrhea CAN be reported using the Reportal

       1. Select NAAT

    3. For all syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea POC/Rapid tests, add the note "Rapid or POC test" in the 'Notes' section of Reportal

  • Fax is the only reporting method for all animal bites. Fax animal bite reports to 303-782-0338

  • ELR is the preferred method for reporting. For ELR onboarding, please contact cdphe_elr@state.co.us. 

    1. In the interim of onboarding, ensure your agency is using Reportal or Fax

  • For a list of reportable conditions, reporting forms, and fax information, go to the CDPHE Report a Disease website

  • Reportal User Guide - Guidance and important information to get started with the Reportal

Who uses the Reportal?

• • Community partners who are responsible for reporting

  • Hospitals & infection preventionists

  • Laboratories

  • Any non-public health entity that is required to report

  • Any public health agency to report certain conditions, such as, STIs, lead, etc. 

The Reportal is designed as a tool for professionals reporting communicable diseases to public health. It is meant to capture conditions not currently being reported to CDPHE by your facility through Electronic Lab Reporting (ELR), Simple Report, or Report Stream (these systems will not change). 

All hospital IPs, labs, and other reporters should verify that they report all reportable conditions via ELR, Reportal, or fax. Not all conditions are lab reportable, so we encourage registering here: https://reportal.colorado.gov/, as it will be a mechanism for reporting many conditions that do not require a lab test.

IMPORTANT: 

• Facilities can use the Reportal to report COVID-associated hospitalizations. The COPHS  system is sunsetting and all users must transition to the Reportal. If you are unsure of your facility's status in COPHS or need information to away from COPHS, please do not hesitate to contact cdphe_covid_data@state.co.us for more information.  

• Additionally the Reportal can be used to enter treatment for STIs and other specific conditions. 

  • All STIs require treatment to be reported.