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California Acupuncture Board advances telehealth standards; 15‑day comment period authorized
Summary
The board voted unanimously Nov. 6 to publish modified telehealth regulations for a 15‑day comment period, directing staff to complete the rulemaking steps after a 45‑day public comment period produced 14 letters raising issues such as informed‑consent logistics, scope definitions, and potential compliance costs.
The California Acupuncture Board on Nov. 6 voted to publish modified regulatory text that defines how licensed acupuncturists may deliver telehealth services, authorizing a 15‑day public comment period and directing staff to take necessary steps to complete rulemaking. Vice President Francisco Kim moved the motion; Member Ruben Osorio seconded it and a roll‑call vote recorded unanimous approval.
Staff said the package began with an initial filing and 45‑day comment period that ended Aug. 18 and produced 14 written comments and several late requests for hearings. According to staff, the proposed regulations clarify which acupuncture services may be provided remotely, require…
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