Maryland HB1483 allows out-of-state licensed counselors to provide telehealth services in Maryland for continuity of care.
Maryland HB1483 exempts certain out-of-state licensed counselors from Maryland's clinical professional counseling licensure requirements when providing telehealth services. This applies to counselors licensed and in good standing in another state who established a client-counselor relationship before the client relocated to Maryland. The counselor must provide services through telehealth for continuity of care, not exceeding a specified period after the client's relocation.
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