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Yes, AlphaMD is available to patients in South Carolina. The laws in South Carolina previously allowed any medical provider licensed in any state to practice telemedicine in SC, even without a SC Medical License. SC still allows for this; provided the patient travel to have in-person visits.
South Carolina also did not require out of state providers to have a SC DEA license. This was rescinded in Section 40-47-37 of the South Carolina Telehealth and Telemedicine Modernization Act
Because many online clinics were only able to be compliant in most states because of the relaxed regulations during the COVID health emergency; many online clinics went out of business or limited their practices to a few states.
Because the providers who care for AlphaMD patients are licensed in all 50 states and hold DEA licensure in all 50 states, care through the platform is compliant with every individual state ‘s telemedicine laws.
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