Vermont Proposed Administrative Rules · June 10, 2026 · Primary source
Rule:26P013
Summary
Vermont has adopted permanent rules governing the licensing and registration of out-of-state healthcare professionals who practice exclusively via telehealth with Vermont patients, replacing an interim system created under Act 4 (2023). The rules establish eligibility requirements, standards of practice, and mandatory disclosure obligations for out-of-state telehealth practitioners. The rules do not apply to professionals who already hold standard Vermont credentials.
What this may mean
Out-of-state healthcare professionals providing telehealth services to Vermont patients must now comply with a permanent licensure and registration framework, including meeting eligibility criteria and making specified disclosures to patients. This creates a distinct regulatory pathway and compliance obligation separate from full Vermont licensure, affecting a broad range of out-of-state clinicians practicing via telehealth.
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