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Navigating Telehealth Practice with Confidence: Roundtable on Legal, Billing, and Clinical Best Practices

Navigating Telehealth Practice with Confidence: Roundtable on Legal, Billing, and Clinical Best Practices

Navigating Telehealth Practice with Confidence: Roundtable on Legal, Billing, and Clinical Best Practices

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As telehealth expands access to nutrition care, many registered dietitians are being recruited by large telehealth companies to deliver services across multiple states and platforms. While these opportunities offer increased flexibility and reach, they also raise important questions about professional autonomy, licensure compliance, ethical responsibilities, and patient care standards.

This session will provide practical guidance for dietitians considering or currently engaged in telehealth contracts. Presenters will review key considerations including employment versus independent contractor status, liability coverage, common contract terms, billing and reimbursement practices, and the appropriate use of CPT codes. The session will also address clinical decision-making for telehealth care and the application of the Code of Ethics and state licensure laws when practicing across state lines.

Participants will gain tools to evaluate telehealth opportunities, protect their credentials, and ensure high-quality, compliant nutrition care.

Product Publish Details

Release Date: October 24, 2026

SKU: FNCE2655

CPEU: 1.00 (Valid Until September 15, 2029)

Learning Objectives

  • Identify critical contract terms and relevant legal implications dietitians should consider before entering agreements with telehealth companies.
  • Explain licensure implications of practicing across state lines and integrate the Academy's Code of Ethics principles into telehealth practice.
  • Apply best practices in documentation, billing, and patient care decision-making to telehealth settings.

Performance Indicators

  • 1.2.8 Documents, codes and bills to most accurately reflect the character and extent of delivered services.
  • 6.1.10 Seeks skills and knowledge to maintain proficiency and adapt to evolving technology advancements, including emerging tools, systems, and innovations in healthcare (or nutrition) informatics.
  • 5.1.6 Recognizes situations where nutrition and dietetics services should be adjusted, limited, modified or discontinued.

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