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What major actions will telehealth providers take regarding DEA waiver by June 2025?
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Lobbying • 25%
Legal action • 25%
Public campaigns • 25%
No significant action • 25%
News reports and official statements from telehealth companies
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Telehealth Providers Urge DEA to Extend Pandemic Waiver for Prescribing Controlled Substances
Oct 10, 2024, 01:42 PM
Telehealth providers prescribing controlled substances face chaos as pandemic-era flexibilities are set to end in just months, with no new rules in sight. The DEA had granted a 2020 legal waiver allowing telehealth startups to prescribe controlled substances without requiring an in-person doctor visit. With these flexibilities ending, telehealth leaders are pressing the DEA to extend the waiver, blaming the agency for putting their businesses at serious risk. Silicon Valley telehealth startups, launched during the pandemic, are now engaging in policy advocacy for the first time.
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Permanent rule allowing telehealth prescribing • 25%
Temporary extension beyond 2025 • 25%
Reversion to pre-COVID rules • 25%
Other • 25%
Patients • 25%
Telehealth providers • 25%
Pharmaceutical companies • 25%
Other • 25%
Addiction treatment • 25%
ADHD medication • 25%
Opioid prescriptions • 25%
Other controlled substances • 25%
Trump Administration • 33%
Next Administration • 33%
No permanent policy by end of 2025 • 34%
Healthcare industry • 25%
Pharmaceutical companies • 25%
Public health advocacy groups • 25%
Government agencies • 25%
Current administration • 25%
Incoming administration • 25%
Both administrations • 25%
Neither • 25%