States Move to Standardize Healthcare Licensing Requirements

By Dale C. Van Demark and Ashley Ogedegbe on November 15, 2023

Posted In Digital Health, Employee Benefits, Health and Welfare Plans

Numerous states—including Alaska, Wisconsin, Ohio and Oregon—have been busy finalizing rulemaking and legislation advancing hybrid healthcare models, modernizing licensure infrastructures and incentivizing telehealth. What have these states been up to over the last month?

Dale C. Van Demark
Dale C. Van Demark advises clients in the health industry on strategic transactions and the evolution of health care delivery models. He has extensive experience in health system affiliations and joint venture transactions. Dale also provides counseling on the development of technology in health care delivery, with a particular emphasis on telemedicine. Dale has been at the forefront of advising clients with respect to the globalization of the US health care industry. He advises US and non-US enterprises with respect to the formation of cross-border affiliations and international patient programs. In addition to writing regularly on matters related to his practice, Dale has spoken at numerous conferences around the world on the globalization of health care. Read Dale Van Demark's full bio.

Ashley Ogedegbe
Ashley Ogedegbe provides regulatory and transactional counseling to healthcare providers, specialty physician practices and digital health companies, as well as investors in the digital health space. Within digital health she is particularly focused on the virtual care, telehealth, mobile health and consumer wellness sectors, advising organizations and their investors on a variety of legal, regulatory and compliance matters that can impact their business outcomes. Read Ashley Ogedegbe's full bio.

States Move to Standardize Healthcare Licensing Requirements

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