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Drew WilsonMarch 1, 2021

It would allow more courses and authorize distance learning.

Staff ReportsFebruary 5, 2020

The practice is currently legal in four other states.

Christine Jordan SextonJune 10, 2015

Saying statutes are “ripe with exemptions and carve outs,” Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday vetoed a bill that would have exempted physicians and chiropractors who sell or rent electrostimulation medical equipment to their patients from having to be licensed as home medical equipment providers. In a veto letter to Secretary of State Ken Detzner, Scott said […]

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Exemption vetoed for medical equipment sale, rentals by doctors, chiropractors