The "Uniform Telehealth Act" is a bill that establishes regulations and standards for the provision of telehealth services in the state. It allows practitioners to provide telehealth services to patients located in the state as long as they are consistent with the practitioner's scope of practice, professional practice standards, and federal or state law. The bill also allows out-of-state practitioners to provide telehealth services to patients in the state if they meet certain requirements.

The bill requires practitioners to provide telehealth services in compliance with professional practice standards applicable to in-person health care, including standards and laws relating to prescribing medication or treatment, identity verification, documentation, informed consent, confidentiality, privacy, and security. It prohibits boards or agencies from adopting rules that establish different professional practice standards for telehealth services or limit the telecommunication technology that may be used. The bill also establishes a process for registration of out-of-state practitioners and outlines the duties and disciplinary actions that may be taken against registered practitioners.