Morris was fired in August after she and patient Neil Mahoney asked a judge to say whether Centura could stop her from helping him. He has sought help elsewhere and isn't part of the lawsuit anymore.
Centura said Tuesday it's now only an employment contract case about whether an employer can fire a worker who violates its policies.
However, Morris attorney Jason Spitalnick says it's about whether Centura's polices can violate Colorado law.