A physician “shall not prescribe, dispense, or otherwise provide, or cause to be provided, any legend drug that is not a controlled substance to a person who the physician has never personally physically examined and diagnosed unless the physician is providing care in consultation with another physician who has an ongoing relationship with the patient, and who has agreed to supervise the patient’s use of the drug or drugs to be provided.”
844 IAC 5-4-1(b)

EPT is potentially allowable.

The incorporation of CDC’s STD Treatment Guidelines may provide a narrow exception to the statutory requirement of a physical examination prior to prescribing drugs.