Alabama does not count how many nurse practitioners your physician signs for. It counts their weekly hours, adds the PAs, and adds the agreements in other states.
Alabama caps a collaborating physician at 360 hours, counted across every state Read More »
Colorado does not put a collaborating physician in the Nurse Practice Act. It puts a 750-hour mentorship, a population focus and a dispensing limit there instead.
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Michigan does not say who may hold the handpiece. It says a physician must supervise whoever does, and that the patient must agree to that person by name.
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Michigan lets a prescriber examine and prescribe by telehealth with no in-person visit first. It asks for four things in return, and each one belongs in the chart.
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The complaint does not attack asynchronous care. It attacks the gap between what the intake screen promises and the moment the card is charged.
Arkansas lets telemedicine build a relationship for noncontrolled drugs. Testosterone is Schedule III, so the first exam happens in a room, with the prescriber.
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Connecticut does not ask for an in-person visit first. It bars the Schedule III prescription by telehealth altogether. Video can support a testosterone program. It cannot write for one.
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On August 28, 2026, Missouri swapped telephone for telemedicine in one sentence. Read literally, a video visit can no longer start testosterone on its own.
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Pennsylvania requires a physical exam before any controlled substance. The Board calls it in-person. One sentence about 30 days is the only way to shorten the trip.
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The federal rule treats an NP like a physician. Eight nursing boards do not. The difference is rarely the video visit. It is the supply cap, the refill clock and the physician’s calendar.
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Most state database mandates were written for opioids. Thirteen reach testosterone anyway, two write it out by name, and the schedules run from every script to once a year.
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Three outcomes are possible on January 1, 2027. A program built for the worst one runs unchanged under the other two. Build for the lapse.
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