This act modifies the definition of "telehealth" and "telemedicine" to include the use of adaptive non-static questionnaires as part of asynchronous store-and-forward technology. Such adaptive non-static questionnaires shall be sufficient to establish an informed diagnosis as though a medical interview or physical examination has been performed in person, for purposes of establishing a physician-patient relationship through telemedicine, including for purposes of prescribing any drug, controlled substance, or other treatment.

Modifies provisions relating to telemedicine. This bill modifies the definition of "telemedicine" to include adaptive questionnaire digital technology. The bill allows a physician to establish a physician-patient relationship through telemedicine by utilizing an adaptive questionnaire to establish an informed diagnosis. This bill allows a physician's designee to use a digital format through an adaptive questionnaire based on professional practice standards to provide treatment sufficient to establish a physician-patient relationship in order to prescribe drugs or treatment.

Modifies provisions relating to telemedicine. The bill modifies the definitions for health care providers and physicians as it relates to the use of telemedicine in order to treat patients in this state by adding that the definition shall include those licensed by another state, a territory of the United States, or the District of Columbia.