Relating to authorizing the Board of Occupational Therapy to promulgate a legislative rule relating to telehealth practice requirements and definitions

HB 2310 authorizes West Virginia's Board of Occupational Therapy to create new rules governing telehealth practice requirements and definitions for occupational therapists. This bill directly affects occupational therapists and their patients who use telehealth services, as it establishes the framework for how these services must be delivered. The key provision is granting the Board explicit authority to develop and implement these specific telehealth rules, ensuring consistency and clarity in remote care practices. The bill does not create new telehealth standards itself but enables the Board to define them through formal rulemaking.