1. (a) Pursuant to RSA 167:4-d(f), medical providers shall include, but are not limited to the following:

   1. (1) Physicians and physician assistants, governed by RSA 329 and RSA 328-D;
   2. (2) Advanced practice nurses, governed by RSA 326-B and registered nurses under RSA 326-B employed by home health care providers under RSA 151:2-b;
   3. (3) Midwives, governed by RSA 326-D;
   4. (4) Psychologists, governed by RSA 329-B;
   5. (5) Allied health professionals, governed by RSA 328-F;
   6. (6) Dentists, governed by RSA 317-A;
   7. (7) Mental health practitioners governed by RSA 330-A;
   8. (8) Community mental health providers employed by community mental health programs pursuant to RSA 135-C:7;
   9. (9) Alcohol and other drug use professionals, governed by RSA 330-C;
   10. (10) Dietitians, governed by RSA 326-H; and
   11. (11) Professionals certified by the national behavior analyst certification board or persons performing services under the supervision of a person certified by the national behavior analyst certification board.
2. (b) Medical providers described in He-C 5004.03(a) above, shall be permitted to perform health care services through the use of all modes of telehealth, including video and audio, audio-only, or other electronic media.

3. (c) Each participating medical provider shall:

   1. (1) Be licensed to practice by the state of New Hampshire;
   2. (2) Be a NH enrolled Title XIX provider;
   3. (3) Request and obtain prior authorization in accordance with He-W 531.07 and dental request per He-W 566.07;
   4. (4) Assure the same rights to confidentiality and security as provided in face-to-face services; and
   5. (5) Ensure the patient’s informed consent to the use of telehealth and advise members of any relevant privacy considerations.
4. (d) Medical providers shall adhere to the same standards of clinical practice and record keeping that apply to other covered services.

Source. #13651, eff 5-26-23