The Drug Enforcement Administration is moving to require patients to see a doctor in person before receiving prescriptions for some controlled medications.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration announced the proposed rules on Friday, which state that telehealth flexibilities will be extended for common, non-controlled medications but schedule II medications and narcotics will be prohibited without an in-person appointment. The rules aim to maintain expanded access to telehealth, which has been crucial for millions of patients, particularly those living in rural areas, while also balancing safety.
"Medication for opioid use disorder helps those who are fighting to overcome substance use disorder by helping people achieve and sustain recovery and also prevent drug poisonings," Milgram said."The telemedicine regulations would continue to expand access to buprenorphine for patients with opioid use disorder."
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