Telehealth Act

The Telehealth Act governs the delivery of health care services through telehealth, setting the terms under which licensed practitioners may treat patients remotely rather than in person. It defines telehealth and related terms, establishes the scope of practice authority for providers using it, and sets conditions on when and how telehealth services may be used in place of an in-person encounter. It also amends existing provisions of state law to conform them to that framework.

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