Post by healthy11 on May 6, 2023 8:03:43 GMT -5
chadd.org/adhd-news/adhd-news-adults/telemedicine-changes-for-adhd-following-end-of-health-emergency/
The article begins, "The COVID-19 public health emergency declaration comes to a close on May 11, 2023. This means that many people who are receiving healthcare by telemedicine, including care for ADHD and co-occurring conditions, will need to work with their providers to navigate any changes to appointments or how their prescriptions are filled.
It will also put back into effect Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) rules and restrictions regarding stimulant medications for ADHD, along with other Schedule II medications. These will include requirements that patients have at least one in-office medical visit with their mental health professional or prescriber..."
The article begins, "The COVID-19 public health emergency declaration comes to a close on May 11, 2023. This means that many people who are receiving healthcare by telemedicine, including care for ADHD and co-occurring conditions, will need to work with their providers to navigate any changes to appointments or how their prescriptions are filled.
It will also put back into effect Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) rules and restrictions regarding stimulant medications for ADHD, along with other Schedule II medications. These will include requirements that patients have at least one in-office medical visit with their mental health professional or prescriber..."