FEDERAL
CMS News
01/06/2022: CY 2023 Medicare Advantage and Part D Proposed Rule (CMS-4192-P).
01/10/2022: Marketplace 2022 Open Enrollment Period Report: December National Snapshot.
01/27/2022: Marketplace 2022 Open Enrollment Period Report: Final National Snapshot.
BOARD OF PHARMACY
Louisiana
01/19/2022: Provisions have been extended to 02/16/22. Source: Proclamation
Maryland
01/31/2022: On January 1, 2022, SB 166/HB 512 – Drugs and Devices – Electronic Prescriptions – Controlled Dangerous Substances became effective. Source: Recent News and Updates
Minnesota
01/26/2022: Temporary blanket variances and enforcement discretion due to staffing shortages that appear to be related to the COVID-19 omicron variant are extended to March 16, 2022. Source: Variances
Nevada
01/01/2022: Starting January 1, 2022, all controlled substance prescriptions MUST be transmitted to a pharmacy by electronic prescribing. Source: Updates
New York
01/01/2022: Effective January 1, 2022, the Part III (compounding) examination is no longer a requirement for pharmacist licensure in New York State. Source: Notices
North Carolina
01/31/2022: Guidance to SL 2021-110: an act to authorize immunizing pharmacists to dispense, deliver, and administer certain treatment and medications. Source: Guidance
Ohio
01/03/2022: Authorization for National Guard to serve as Pharmacy Technician Trainees. Source: Resources
Oregon
01/06/2022: Updated OHA COVID-19 vaccine protocol. Source: Updates
01/07/2022: People who received the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine as their primary series are recommended to get a booster after five months instead of six months. Source: Updates
01/24/2022: Revised EUA for REGEN-COV®. Source: Updates
Utah
01/01/2022: DOPL Temporarily suspends enforcement of e-prescribing requirement for controlled substances. Source: Alert
BOARD OF MEDICINE
Illinois
01/10/2022: Modifies professional license and certification statutes for International Medical Graduates. Source: Proclamation
01/10/2022: Modifies professional license and certification statutes for out-of-state healthcare professionals. Source: Proclamation
01/10/2022: Allows out-of-state healthcare professionals to provide telehealth services. Source: Proclamation
Maryland
01/24/2022: Amending Order No. 22-01-04-01 relating to various healthcare matters. Source: Executive Order
Virginia
01/21/2022: Hospitals, licensed nursing homes, dialysis facilities, and health departments in Virginia must submit to DHP within a reasonable time of employing or engaging an out-of-state healthcare practitioner, pharmacist, pharmacy intern, or pharmacy technician providing healthcare or professional services as a healthcare practitioner of the same type at the applicable facility in the Commonwealth. Source: News
BOARD OF NURSING
Illinois
01/10/2022: Modifies professional license and certification statutes for out-of-state healthcare professionals. Source: Proclamation
01/10/2022: Allows out-of-state healthcare professionals to provide telehealth services. Source: Proclamation
Kansas
01/10/2022: Executive Order No. 22-01: Governor Kelly signed EO 22-01 on 01/06/2022 which provides temporary relief from certain restrictions and requirements governing the provision of medical services. Please see the link for more information. Source: Update
Virginia
01/21/2022: Updated temporary waivers for various regulations regarding licensing. Source: News
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