Nevada good-faith exam for med spas

Good-faith examination in Nevada

Nevada regulates how the patient relationship itself may be formed. A provider may establish a relationship using telehealth only when it is clinically appropriate to do so, must hold a valid Nevada license before directing care or prescribing remotely, and gains no additional scope of practice by working this way — telehealth expressly may not be read to modify, expand or alter a provider’s scope, or to authorize a setting not otherwise authorized by law.

• A provider of health care may establish a relationship with a patient using telehealth when it is clinically appropriate to establish a relationship with a patient in that manner. The State Board of Health may adopt regulations governing the process by which a provider of health care may establish a relationship with a patient using telehealth.

  Nev. Rev. Stat. §629.515(4) · verified Sep 3, 2026

• Before a provider of health care who is located at a distant site may use telehealth to direct or manage the care or render a diagnosis of a patient who is located at an originating site in this State or write a treatment order or prescription for such a patient, the provider must hold a valid license or certificate to practice his or her profession in this State.

  Nev. Rev. Stat. §629.515(1) · verified Sep 3, 2026

• The provisions of this section must not be interpreted or construed to modify, expand or alter the scope of practice of a provider of health care, or authorize a provider of health care to provide services in a setting that is not authorized by law or in a manner that violates the standard of care required of the provider of health care.

  Nev. Rev. Stat. §629.515(2) · verified Sep 3, 2026