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Committee backs PSYPACT compact testimony: proponents say telepsychology access will expand across state lines
Summary
HB 241 would adopt the PSYPACT interstate compact to enable licensed psychologists to provide telepsychology to patients in other member states. Proponents — psychologists, AARP, hospital associations — said the compact improves continuity of care and access in rural areas.
Representative Etchart introduced House Bill 241 to adopt the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT) in Montana. Proponents described the compact as a state‑enacted interstate agreement that allows qualified psychologists to practice across participating states, including via telehealth.
AARP volunteer Jane Amdahl highlighted benefits for caregivers…
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