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.
Pennsylvania telehealth testosterone: the physical exam comes first Read More »
Alabama lets video carry a testosterone program. It does not let video start one. The first encounter has to be in person, and the clock resets every 12 months.
Alabama telehealth testosterone: the 12-month in-person rule Read More »
Louisiana lets video carry a testosterone program for twelve months at a time. It does not let video start one, and the 2026 weight-loss telehealth law did not change that.
Louisiana telehealth testosterone: one in-person visit a year, with the prescriber Read More »
Minnesota wrote two telehealth exceptions into its exam rule. Testosterone is in neither. The fix is structural: one in-person exam inside your group, then video.
Minnesota telehealth testosterone: the in-person exam comes first Read More »
Rhode Island’s binding rule never mentions an in-person exam. The Board’s own guideline says controlled substances need one. Build for the guideline.
Rhode Island telehealth testosterone: the rule is silent, the Board is not Read More »
The exemption is not a status you have. It is a certificate you apply for and receive. Clinics that assumed they qualified have the same problem as clinics that never looked.
Florida AHCA clinic licensure: who needs it and who is exempt Read More »
Alaska has no corporate practice statute and a filing requirement most states with one do not have.
Alaska Makes a Licensing Board Certify Your Shareholders Read More »
When a state convenes a working group, it is telling you the answer is not settled yet.
Alaska Is Still Drawing Its Med Spa Map Read More »
One sentence of the DC Code answers the ownership question, and one clause carves out the only exception.
Washington, D.C. Names Exactly Who May Hold Shares Read More »
The friendly PC depends on a licensed owner who does not practice there. Most states leave that to inference. The District wrote it down.
D.C. Wrote the Non-Practicing Licensed Shareholder Into Its Code Read More »
Most states arrive at this rule through board policy. North Dakota legislated it.
North Dakota Put the Telehealth Licensing Rule in Its Statute Read More »
The prohibition and its exception sit in the same sentence, and most summaries quote only the first half.
North Dakota’s Fee-Splitting Rule Has a Carve-Out Worth Reading Read More »
