Board staff reviews 2025 legislation: AI limits and telemedicine bills among outcomes the board monitored Staff summarized a two‑year bill table: AB489 on AI‑generated counseling limits was signed; AB742 (expedited licensing) vetoed; SB518 signed; SB508 (telemedicine expansion) was gutted; AB460 (radiologic technologist supervision via telemedicine) signed despite board opposition.

California's board just navigated a whirlwind of legislative changes impacting AI in healthcare, expedited licensing, and telemedicine—find out what new laws were signed and which ones were vetoed!

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California Legislative Committee Reviews Anesthesiology Bill Amid Physician Supervision Debate Legislative committee examines anesthesiology bill, highlighting physician supervision concerns and potential future impacts.

The recent Osteopathic Medical Board meeting revealed critical insights into California's healthcare legislation, including urgent discussions on telemedicine and physician supervision that could reshape patient safety.

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Michigan committee supports interstate compact for audiologists and speech pathologists Michigan's legislature endorses compact to enhance healthcare access for audiologists and speech pathologists.

Michigan is on the brink of revolutionizing healthcare access by potentially joining an interstate compact that could empower audiologists and speech pathologists to serve patients across state lines, especially in underserved areas.

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Vermont Senate approves telemedicine coverage for substance use disorder treatment Senate Bill S.30 ensures reimbursement for telemedicine services in substance use treatment.

Vermont's new Senate Bill 30 could revolutionize telemedicine for substance use disorders, making healthcare more accessible than ever before.

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Vermont expands telemedicine regulations ensuring equal coverage for audio-only and video services Telemedicine expands, requiring informed consent and equal insurance coverage for remote healthcare services.

Vermont is revolutionizing telemedicine by ensuring equal insurance coverage and requiring clear informed consent for remote healthcare services—are you ready for the future of patient care?

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