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Telehealth Compliance

Telehealth Laws by State

The durable, statute-based rules a telehealth practice runs on, for all 50 states and DC, each with its citation.

Each state page covers telehealth registrations for out-of-state clinicians, licensure exceptions, whether a patient relationship can start by telehealth, consent, prescribing limits, the state's own controlled-substance registration, private-payer coverage and parity, and corporate practice rules. Every fact links to its statute, regulation or official source, and anything we could not confirm is marked as not verified rather than guessed.

Federal rules that move faster, DEA prescribing and Medicare telehealth, are on their own dated pages: DEA telemedicine rules and Medicare telehealth.

Verified October 8, 2026. 16 jurisdictions offer a telehealth-specific registration or license. This is research, not legal advice; confirm with your counsel before relying on it.

Compare every state

StateTelehealth registrationConsent requiredQuestionnaire-only prescribing bannedPrivate-payer parity
AlabamaNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
AlaskaNoYesYesNo payment parity law
ArizonaYesYesNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
ArkansasNoNot verifiedYesNot verified
CaliforniaNoYesNot by statuteExplicit payment parity
ColoradoYesYesNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
ConnecticutNoYesNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
DelawareYesYesYesExplicit payment parity
District of ColumbiaNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
FloridaYesNoNot verifiedNo payment parity law
GeorgiaNot verifiedNot verifiedNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
HawaiiNoNoYesExplicit payment parity
IdahoYesYesYesNo payment parity law
IllinoisNoNoNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
IndianaNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
IowaNoYesYesParity with conditions
KansasYesNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
KentuckyNoYesYesExplicit payment parity
LouisianaYesNot verifiedNot verifiedParity with conditions
MaineYesYesYesNo payment parity law
MarylandNoYesYesExplicit payment parity
MassachusettsNoYesNot verifiedParity with conditions
MichiganNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
MinnesotaYesNot verifiedNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
MississippiNoNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
MissouriNoNot verifiedNot by statuteNo payment parity law
MontanaNoNoNot verifiedNo payment parity law
NebraskaNoNot verifiedNot verifiedParity with conditions
NevadaYesNot verifiedNot verifiedNo payment parity law
New HampshireNoYesNot verifiedNot verified
New JerseyNoNot verifiedYesParity with conditions
New MexicoYesYesYesExplicit payment parity
New YorkNoNot verifiedNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
North CarolinaNoNot verifiedNot verifiedNo payment parity law
North DakotaNoNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
OhioNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
OklahomaNoYesNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
OregonYesNot verifiedNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
PennsylvaniaNoNot verifiedNot verifiedNo payment parity law
Rhode IslandNoNot verifiedYesParity with conditions
South CarolinaYesNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
South DakotaNoYesYesNo payment parity law
TennesseeYesNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
TexasNoYesNot verifiedNo payment parity law
UtahNoNot verifiedYesNo payment parity law
VermontYesYesNot verifiedExplicit payment parity
VirginiaNoYesYesNo payment parity law
WashingtonNoNot verifiedNot verifiedParity with conditions
West VirginiaYesYesYesParity with conditions
WisconsinNoYesYesNo payment parity law
WyomingNoNot verifiedNot verifiedNo payment parity law

Need this for your service line?

The 50-State Telehealth Matrix applies every state's rules to one service line, including what you prescribe and how you deliver care, cited cell by cell and delivered for your counsel to review.

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