AdvertisementTelemedicine abortions just got more complicated for health providersUpdated September 26, 2022Farah YousryfacebookEmailAllison Case is a family medicine physician who is licensed to practice in both Indiana and New Mexico. Via telehealth appointments, she's used her dual license in the past to help some women who have driven from Texas to New Mexico, where abortion is legal, to get their prescription for abortion medication. Then came Indiana's abortion ban. (Farah Yousry/ Side Effects Public Media)This article was originally published on September 26, 2022.