Or. Admin. Code § 409-045-0120 - Telemedicine Providers Standard List of Credentialing Documents
(1) To become
credentialed by an originating-site hospital or health care facility a
telemedicine health care practitioner or the distant-site hospital or health
care facility must provide the following information and documentation to the
originating-site hospital or health care facility:
(a) A completed current (within the past 6
months) Oregon Practitioner Credentialing Application (OPCA) and the following
documents:
(A) A copy of the state license
authorizing practice;
(B) Drug
Enforcement Agency certificate;
(C)
State approved foreign education equivalency certificate or report, if
applicable; and
(D) Certification
of professional liability insurance.
(b) Attestation by medical staff at the
distant-site hospital or health care facility that they have conducted primary
source verification of all materials of the OPCA except for:
(A) Hospital affiliations other than to the
distant-site hospital or health care facility; and
(B) Work history beyond the previous five
years.
(2)
Originating-site hospitals or health care facilities may request documentation
of all the verifications above from the distant-site hospital or health care
facility or the telemedicine health care practitioner. Verifications that are
not provided may be obtained separately by the originating-site hospital or
health care facility.
(3)
Originating-site hospitals or health care facilities may not require either the
telemedicine health care practitioner or the distant-site hospital to provide
the following documentation for the purposes of credentialing or privileging a
telemedicine provider:
(a) Proof of
Tuberculosis screening;
(b) Proof
of vaccination or immunity to communicable diseases; and
(c) HIPAA training verification.
(4) Originating-site hospitals or
health care facilities may not require a telemedicine provider to attend
physician and staff meetings at the originating-site hospital or health care
facility.
(5) Originating-site
hospitals or health care facilities may not request credentialing information
if the credentialing information was made available under OAR
409-045-0120 and is not subject
to change.
(6) To become
recredentialed by an originating-site hospital or health care facility, every
two years a telemedicine health care practitioner or the distant-site hospital
or health care facility must provide a completed current Oregon Practitioner
Recredentialing Application and all other information required in OAR
409-045-0120.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.042, 441.056 & 441.223
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 441.056, 441.223 & 442.015
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