STATE RULES

Telehealth rules, state by state.

Tessic Health's providers are licensed in all 50 states. These pages cover ten of them in full: the practice rules, whether a first visit can be async, prescribing and controlled drugs, licenses, advertising, and how the provider network operates there. Every page names at least three rules that no neighbouring state shares, and new states are added only when that research is done.

10

States researched in full

50

States with licensed providers

40

Rules found in no neighbouring state

307

Statutes, rules and board documents cited

SIDE BY SIDE

How the ten states compare

The first-visit rule, the physician licensing path, the controlled-drug headline and nurse practitioner authority, state by state.

StateFirst visitPhysician licenseControlled drugsNurse practitioners
CaliforniaAsync allowedOwn license only, no compactCURES check before Sched. II–IVRestricted practice
TexasAsync with conditionsIMLC member via HB 1616Video required for chronic painRestricted practice
FloridaAsync allowedIMLC or telehealth registrationSchedule II only in 4 settingsRestricted practice
New YorkAsync allowedNY license only; no IMLCTestosterone is Schedule IIFull practice
IllinoisAsync allowedIllinois license; IMLC memberState CS license; e-Rx II–VReduced practice
PennsylvaniaAsync allowedCompact member, issues licensesExam before controlled drugsReduced practice
OhioAsync allowedCompact member (IMLC)Schedule II needs in-person examReduced practice
GeorgiaLive visit firstCompact or telemedicine licenseNo controlled drugs for painRestricted practice
North CarolinaAsync with conditionsCompact member since Jan 20265-day cap on first opioid RxRestricted practice
ArizonaAsync allowedCompact member or registrationSchedule II: video or in-personFull practice