Bring the unfinished question back
Medical board guidance holds remote care to the standard expected in an in-person visit.
No. Compounded medicines are made to order. They can receive a prescription despite lacking approval from the US drug agency, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The record shows no public punishment by the medical board for breaking its rules. It is not a rating of the doctor's skill.
Ask what you pay for the assessment in that case.
If a form makes up the entire visit
The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) is a group of state medical boards. Its guidance says the person treating you needs a way to ask further questions. A form with a fixed set of questions cannot do that on its own.
Its guidance rejects treatment based only on a fixed online questionnaire. Medical boards can use this guidance to shape their rules. It is not a national law.
The rules for online prescribing differ by state.