Hawaii HB2558 expands telehealth services by allowing out-of-state physicians to provide care via telehealth under certain conditions.
Hawaii HB2558 amends the state's telehealth regulations to allow physicians licensed in other states to provide telehealth services to Hawaii residents under specific conditions. The bill requires that the physician-patient relationship is established via a telehealth interaction, and the physician must have a license to practice medicine in the state. It also allows for temporary licensure for out-of-state providers who perform certain medical treatments via telehealth.
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