Lexology August 15, 2025
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

I. Overview of Telehealth and Tele-Prescribing Landscape

Since the end of the Public Health Emergency (“PHE”) exceptions in 2023, states have continued to re-evaluate the broad telehealth and tele-prescribing flexibilities granted during the pandemic. Over the past year, many jurisdictions, including New York, California, Delaware, Florida, New Hampshire, and Texas, have either enacted or proposed legislation codifying, modifying, or rolling back pandemic-era waivers related to remote patient care. These regulatory changes touch on several key areas of remote care, including the use of telehealth modalities for the initial “in-person” visit requirement for prescribing controlled substances remotely and remote visitation protocols in institutional specialty care. Concurrently, the federal government has also extended certain temporary flexibilities through the end of 2025. During...

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Topics: Congress / White House, Govt Agencies, Provider, States, Technology, Telehealth
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