Modifies provisions relating to telehealth services

HB 825 modifies telehealth service rules in our state. It requires health care providers offering telehealth to patients within the state to hold a full license to practice here and follow the same care standards as in-person visits. The bill allows providers to use any electronic platform for telehealth (like video or phone calls), as long as they comply with privacy laws, and clarifies that non-real-time communication (like sending patient data for later review) is permitted. It also specifies exceptions for emergencies, informal consultations between out-of-state providers, and episodic advice requested by a local doctor. The law does not change existing scope-of-practice rules for providers.