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Telehealth exploded in 2020. The regulations are still catching up.

State licensing for virtual care, informed consent for telehealth, prescribing limitations, and technology security requirements apply to telehealth websites.

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What regulators look for on telehealth websites

Practicing in states without proper licensing

Missing telehealth informed consent

Prescribing services advertised without DEA compliance

HIPAA gaps in video platform disclosure

Who regulates telehealth websites

State Medical/Nursing Boards
DEA
HIPAA/HHS

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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Common questions about telehealth websites

Can my telehealth website serve patients in any state?

No. You must be licensed in each state where your patients are located at the time of the visit. Your website must clearly communicate which states you are licensed to practice in via telehealth.

What consent requirements apply to telehealth websites?

Most states require specific informed consent for telehealth services beyond general medical consent. Your website should include or link to your telehealth consent form that covers technology risks, limitations, and alternatives to virtual care.

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