- State licensure law and temporary regulations that are in place for the provision of state-to-state services, including details on HOW to figure out what you are allowed to do and how you go about finding that answer for your particular situation.
- Malpractice insurance that might be needed when you are providing telehealth outside of the state in which you are licensed
- Interstate commerce law
- Continuity of care
- Recommendations in terms of vetting attorneys for telehealth services: start with your state and search for experience in both the healthcare and regulatory arena
- Health Information Exchanges
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If you'd like to learn more about telehealth law, HIPAA regulations and more and earn 1 CE, take the "Legal Considerations of Telehealth and TeleMental Health" course recorded from Helen Oscilawski's presentation at the Telehealth Preparedness Summit 2020. 1 CE credit offered (approved by NBCC, ASWB and NAADAC).