South Carolina H4335 allows out-of-state physicians to provide telehealth services within the state without needing to reside or maintain a physical.

South Carolina H4335 amends the state's telemedicine practice requirements to allow out-of-state physicians to provide telehealth services within the state without needing to reside or maintain a physical office in South Carolina. This applies to ongoing treatment plans established in another state, provided the in-person physician-patient relationship is maintained. The bill also specifies that care provided via telehealth is considered to have occurred where the patient was located at the time of service.

South Carolina H4335 allows out-of-state physicians to provide telehealth services within the state without needing to reside or maintain a physical.

South Carolina H4335 amends the state's telemedicine practice requirements to allow out-of-state physicians to provide telehealth services within the state without needing to reside or maintain a physical office in South Carolina. This applies to ongoing treatment plans established in another state, provided the in-person physician-patient relationship is maintained. The bill also specifies that care provided via telehealth is considered to have occurred where the patient was located at the time of service.