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No. Florida prohibits Schedule II prescribing via telehealth except for hospice and nursing home patients — regardless of the federal DEA extension. Most physicians don't know this until the board calls.
Yes, with some exceptions. 43 states participate in the IMLC compact, which lets you apply once and get expedited licensure in member states. StateLicensure maps your compact pathway.
If the DEA doesn't issue a fifth extension or finalize the Special Registration rule before December 31, 2026, the Ryan Haight in-person requirement reinstates overnight. No grace period.
Yes, in most states. PMP registration requirements vary by state and by schedule. Failure to register before prescribing is a board violation in states that require it.
Yes. Connecticut requires out-of-state practitioners to register with the state medical board before the first encounter — not after. The registration is separate from licensure.
Under the current DEA extension, yes — for audio-video encounters. The MATE Act removed the X-waiver requirement in 2023. State rules vary. Florida and New York impose additional restrictions.
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