Articles on telehealth and telemedicine. Topics cover remote care delivery, cross-state licensure, telehealth liability, and the compliance and contracting issues that come with offering services online, written for practices adding or expanding virtual care.
Can physicians prescribe controlled substances through telehealth? The answer depends on federal telemedicine rules, DEA requirements, and the law of the state where the patient is located.
Guidelines in Illinois aim to balance virtual and in-person care. Learn how the changes are shaping telehealth services for physical therapists.
Cross-border telehealth comes with more rules than many clinicians expect. We break down key restrictions for foreign-licensed physicians treating U.S. patients.
Before listing your address, make sure it meets your state’s legal requirements.
Healthcare technology offers boundless business opportunities, but laws like CPOM can quickly complicate things. Discover the pitfalls to avoid and strategies for staying legal.
PSYPACT opens up opportunities for psychologists who want to practice across state lines. But what happens when the laws between states conflict? We discuss some rules of thumb.
Your employees work from home. Are you required to pay for their cell phones, computers, and other personal devices?
Telehealth can introduce new types of risk for your medical practice. Know what to look for so that you can take steps to reduce your liability.
What legal issues arise when psychiatrists treat children via telehealth? We discuss the special considerations for offering telepsychiatry services to this special population.
Thanks to the rise of telemedicine, healthcare providers’ geographic scopes have expanded and become less defined. What does this mean for non-compete clauses in employment contracts?
