Specializes in Telemetry, ICU/CCU, Specials, CM/DM.
I had posted this a couple months ago in the Case Management Forum but only recieved one reply and would like to hear other responses and opinions.
I was wondering if of my fellow Case/ Disease Managers have ever encountered this. I work for an insurance company working as a Disease Case Manager and I have a question regarding a member that lives out of the state that I have my license. This member has his policy with my state's plan and has retired to another state, for which I do not have a license. Would doing education with this member telephonically be outside my scope of practice due to not having a license from where the member resides?
If you carry your own private malpractice insurance, check with them. I know it sounds super simple, but it seems that your liability is concerning you so that is where I would check first. It is an interesting question though, for me.
RNChristy
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I had posted this a couple months ago in the Case Management Forum but only recieved one reply and would like to hear other responses and opinions.
I was wondering if of my fellow Case/ Disease Managers have ever encountered this. I work for an insurance company working as a Disease Case Manager and I have a question regarding a member that lives out of the state that I have my license. This member has his policy with my state's plan and has retired to another state, for which I do not have a license. Would doing education with this member telephonically be outside my scope of practice due to not having a license from where the member resides?
Thanks, Christy