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Hello Reader, Thanks for checking this out, Bonus News Update today on the expansion of cross state licensing. For Psychiatrists, PSYPACT is growing with Alaska and Iowa passing legislation just within the past few months. For more information on what states are involved and what that means for you, click here. The Counseling Compact has become operational for Licensed Professional Counselors, Mental Health Counselors, and Professional Clinical Counselors. While much newer than the PSYPACT, more states are adding legislation and working through the process. As of July 30, 2026, 7 states are included but 32 are in the process of operationalizing the compact. For even more information about Phsyicians, Nursing, Physical Therapists and others and what they need to gain state licensure, check out this brief update from Telehealth.org Summer is winding down, my kids are back at school, and for many of us, we treat the Fall almost like it is a New Year with new goals and renewed commitments to grow personally, professionally and financially. I know I do. Don't miss the last chance to work one on one in starting, growing and optimizing your use of Telehealth in your private practice or health organization. We've helped thousands of providers establish Telehealth Practices and have gathered all of the lessons learned and developed this framework - customized for your needs. Last Chance to save 20% Click the offer below: As Always, any questions on the program or what you may need to see patients in different states, please reach out! Always happy to help Thanks, -Dan
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Welcome to The Future of Health Now! Hello Reader This week: a major Telehealth prescribing policy update for behavioral health, fresh AI funding and tools, and a security heads-up worth flagging to patients. DEA/HHS Extend Controlled-Substance Telehealth Prescribing Through 2026 January 2, 2026 — HHS The DEA and HHS issued a fourth temporary extension of telemedicine flexibilities that let patients receive prescriptions for controlled medications without a prior in-person visit, averting the...
Hi Reader Week 4: Telehealth for Large Health Systems All month long we've been going through Telehealth Growth at Scale. Specifically for larger health systems and hospitals, growth at this scale isn't "get more patients." It's new service lines — hospital-at-home, virtual specialty consults, virtual nursing — layered onto what you've already built, without breaking it. This also is relevant for you practitioners running smaller clinics or practices, same issues, just on a different scale....
Hi Reader Week 3: Show Me The Money! Week 3: Telehealth for Larger Health Systems Last week we looked at what scale does to the patient experience — the inconsistency that's easy to shrug off in one department turns into an access problem, a trust problem, and eventually a bottom-line problem once you're running dozens of them the same way. If you missed it, check it out here This week we follow the money. The Money: Reimbursement and ROI at System Scale Send this to your CFO. Everything...