Telehealth Compliance Anchored To Participant Proposal
A participant operating AI-assisted prescription renewal must adhere to Utah's telehealth provider requirements in §26B-4-704, with specific subsections deemed satisfied by following the patient-journey and escalation protocols described in the participant's Proposal (Schedule B). Certain subsections (e.g., the patient-records portability default) are inapplicable; others are substituted by Proposal-section conformance.
What Counts
- Adherence to §26B-4-704 as the baseline telehealth framework
- Compliance with subsection (2)(b)-(c) and subsection (4) is established through the participant's documented patient-journey and clinical-workflow protocols
- Compliance with subsection (2)(e) is established through the participant's documented escalation protocols
- Patient-records portability (where required by agreement, e.g., Legion §17(B)) through a portable format or user download/share option
What Does Not Count
- Operating telehealth outside the Proposal-documented processes
- Asserting §26B-4-704 compliance without the RMA-specified substitute protocols in place
- Treating the substitution as extending to subsections not named in the agreement
Implementing Legal Instruments
| Legal Instrument | Scope | Status | Provisions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utah OAIP × Doctronic — AI Prescription Renewal RMA (2025) | us-ut | enforcing | 1 |
| Utah OAIP × Legion Health — AI Maintenance Psychiatric Refill RMA (2026) | us-ut | enacted | 1 |