Lets college students get mental health care from their school's therapist, even when in another state.
This bill lets college students keep getting mental health care from their school's therapists through telehealth, even when in another state. Right now, state rules often stop this from happening. This change would help students continue their care and allow college therapists to support students no matter where they are.
Today, college mental health providers generally need a license in each state where their students are located to offer telehealth services, which can interrupt care. If this bill becomes law, these providers would be able to offer telehealth to students in any state, as long as they meet specific safety and consent requirements. This would allow students to continue care with their college's provider no matter their physical location.
HR 5357 · 119th Congress · September 15, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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