Reniel Health

Maryland telehealth policy

Important telehealth terms for Reniel Health

These policies explain how telehealth care works at Reniel Health, including informed consent, Maryland location requirements, prescribing discretion, privacy limitations, and emergency guidance.

Telehealth disclosure

  • Care is provided remotely using audio, video, and electronic communication.
  • A physical in-person examination may not be performed during a telehealth visit.
  • Some conditions may require in-person evaluation, urgent care, or referral elsewhere.

Informed consent

  • You may withhold or withdraw consent at any time without affecting future care.
  • Telehealth has limitations, including possible delays in diagnosis or treatment due to the absence of a physical examination.
  • You are responsible for providing accurate, complete, and current medical information.

Location and licensure

  • Services are provided only to patients physically located in Maryland at the time of the visit.
  • By proceeding with services, you confirm that you are in Maryland during your consultation.
  • Reniel Health provides telehealth services in accordance with Maryland law and regulation.

Prescribing policy

  • Prescriptions are issued only at the sole discretion of the licensed provider after clinical evaluation.
  • Reniel Health does not guarantee that a prescription will be provided.
  • Some medications may require additional history, lab work, or in-person evaluation.
  • Controlled substances are prescribed only in accordance with applicable federal and Maryland law.

Compounded medication disclosure

  • Some treatments may involve compounded medications prepared by licensed compounding pharmacies.
  • Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
  • They are prepared to meet individualized patient needs and are regulated under state and federal pharmacy laws.

Emergency and care limitations

  • Telehealth is not appropriate for all medical conditions.
  • Reniel Health does not provide emergency care, crisis intervention, or in-person diagnostic services.
  • If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room.
  • Do not rely on telehealth for urgent or life-threatening conditions.

Continuity of care

  • Reniel Health is intended to complement, not replace, your primary care provider.
  • You are encouraged to maintain a relationship with your primary care provider.
  • Share your treatment plan with your broader healthcare team when appropriate.