Vermont S0245 allows telehealth appointments to be recorded with consent from both patient and provider.
Vermont S0245 amends the state's health care statutes to permit the recording of telehealth appointments, including those delivered via telemedicine or store-and-forward means, only if both the patient and the provider consent. This applies to both video and audio-only telephone consultations. The bill specifies that neither the health care provider nor the patient should create or cause a recording without mutual consent. The changes will take effect upon passage of the act.
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