Paloma Health Technologies Paloma TalentPaloma Cares

Editorial policy Corrections

Corrections

Corrections

When a published finding is corrected, the finding shows a dated correction note and the change is listed here. Nothing is changed silently. 78 corrections on 2026-10-18, from an independent fact-check of the nurse entrepreneurship research.

Corrections dated 2026-10-18
DatePageFindingWhat changedStatus now
2026-10-18AlabamaStanding orders for elective IVQuotation re-checked against the retrieved source: the quotation now stops where the ruling’s line numbering would break it.Verified
2026-10-18ArizonaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersRewritten: statements about LPN administration and compounded products, known only from a vendor summary, are no longer stated as permissions.Provisional
2026-10-18ArkansasElective IV hydration: board position and ordersReworded as a proposal (“would require”): PS 26-1 is an unadopted draft; the comment deadline is attributed to AmSpa, which is the only source for it; the Board article is no longer dated 2026 (it is undated).Verified
2026-10-18ArkansasStanding orders for elective IVMarked as a proposal: PS 26-1 is an unadopted draft; the comment deadline is attributed to AmSpa.Verified
2026-10-18ArkansasLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsMarked as a proposal: PS 26-1 is an unadopted draft; the comment deadline is attributed to AmSpa.Verified
2026-10-18CaliforniaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersThe Board of Registered Nursing material is a March 2026 meeting agenda item with draft outreach, not an adopted Board statement; it was moved to its own Provisional finding on compounding.Verified
2026-10-18CaliforniaCompounding by nurses: a Board of Registered Nursing meeting item (California)New finding: the BRN item was previously quoted as a Board statement inside the Verified elective IV finding.Verified
2026-10-18ColoradoElective IV hydration: board position and ordersRewritten so a news description of clinic practice cannot be read as permission for standing protocols.Provisional
2026-10-18ColoradoHome-care license for a nurse-owned businessStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the statute was read only on an unofficial mirror.Provisional
2026-10-18ColoradoLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsThe news report on LPN supervision is now described as a news description, not the rule.Provisional
2026-10-18FloridaRN PICC insertionReclassified from “board document located” to “no board position found”: the 2006 petition was dismissed on procedural grounds without a ruling (order filed June 22, 2006).Verified
2026-10-18GeorgiaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersThe Board of Nursing statement is dated March 2024 (posted April 1, 2024); the June 2026 clarification, reported only by secondary sources, was moved out of this Verified finding.Verified
2026-10-18IdahoElective IV hydration: board position and ordersWorded as a meeting discussion; the source is committee minutes.Provisional
2026-10-18IllinoisHome-care license for a nurse-owned businessStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the statute was read only on a mirror copy.Provisional
2026-10-18KentuckyRN PICC insertionReclassified from “tip confirmation only” (Provisional) to “within RN scope on conditions” (Verified): AOS #20, read in full, places RN insertion of central and midline catheters within scope on the conditions listed, and excludes LPNs.Verified
2026-10-18KentuckyDrug possession and immediate-use limits (Kentucky)The Board of Nursing limit is now a labelled paraphrase with its exact meaning (two added to the fluid, three in all, counting the fluid).Verified
2026-10-18MaineStanding orders for elective IVThe rule wording was paraphrased: it could not be found in the retrieved secondary source, and the rule text was not read.Provisional
2026-10-18MassachusettsRN PICC insertionAdvisory Ruling 9301 was read in full: now Verified with its conditions and dates (it had been reported from a search summary only).Verified
2026-10-18MinnesotaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersRewritten so a law firm’s view cannot be read as permission for RN IV therapy.Provisional
2026-10-18MississippiElective IV hydration: board position and ordersQuotation re-checked against the retrieved source: an ellipsis now marks the omitted footnote number.Verified
2026-10-18NevadaRN PICC insertionThe CVAD decision is now dated by its Board approval (September 17, 2025), not October 2025; the midline (PVAD) document is described as proposed, since its posted copy reads Board approval pending.Verified
2026-10-18New HampshireRN PICC insertionThe advisory list was read: its date (March 9, 2020) is confirmed, and the entry now says only what the list shows (RN informed consent for a PICC the nurse inserts); claims about fluoroscopy-guided home insertion and removal were not found and were removed.Verified
2026-10-18New YorkHome-care license for a nurse-owned businessQuotations now matched to a verbatim mirror (the official page could not be opened), which is cited beside the official law.Verified
2026-10-18North CarolinaWho may own a nursing business (North Carolina)G.S. §55B-14 is now cited as one of the statement’s references, not as the citation beside the LPN sentence.Verified
2026-10-18OhioLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsThe LPN sentence is now cited to footnote 2 of the joint statement.Verified
2026-10-18OhioTerminal distributor license and immediate use (Ohio)The immediate-use conditions were corrected: the prescriber verifies the final product, or must be on site where a nurse verifies it; the two-entry limit was added.Verified
2026-10-18OklahomaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersThe prescriber list now includes other licensed practitioners with prescriptive authority, as P-24 says.Verified
2026-10-18OklahomaLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsRemoved a sentence about employer policies listing IV fluids, medications and IV push, which is not in P-24.Verified
2026-10-18OregonHome-care license for a nurse-owned businessStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the statute was read only on an unofficial mirror.Provisional
2026-10-18Rhode IslandHome-care license for a nurse-owned businessThe all-nurse professional service corporation example in the RIDOH guidance concerns Botox, not IV therapy; its application to IV businesses is now marked as a reading.Verified
2026-10-18South DakotaElective IV hydration: board position and ordersThe guideline is paraphrased, not quoted: it is no longer at its published address.Provisional
2026-10-18TennesseeLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsRewritten so a summary of an unread rule cannot be read as permission for LPN IV push.Provisional
2026-10-18TexasElective IV hydration: board position and ordersRemoved “only” from both delegation sentences: §172.051 says a physician “may delegate … to” the listed licensees; whether that list is exclusive is a separate, Disputed finding.Verified
2026-10-18TexasStanding orders for elective IVThe FAQ’s rule citation is now stated as it appears (ch. 169 in one answer, the repealed ch. 193 in another); “limits ordering to” was replaced by the statute’s delegation wording.Verified
2026-10-18TexasRN PICC insertionPS 15.3 is now quoted from the position statement itself (it covers midline catheters too), not from the index summary; removed an unsupported statement that the Board points to PS 15.28, 15.11 and the Decision-Making Model for PICCs.Verified
2026-10-18TexasLVN IV therapy limits“Lists only” was replaced by “names”, with the Board’s reading stated as governing LVNs.Verified
2026-10-18TexasExempt does not mean “home health services” (Texas)The ordering sentence now uses the statute’s delegation wording (§172.051).Verified
2026-10-18TexasWhether chapter 172’s list of delegates is exclusive (Texas)The law-firm analysis is now cited directly; the finding now says plainly that the Board’s reading governs LVNs.Disputed
2026-10-18VermontElective IV hydration: board position and ordersDated by its approval lines (osteopathic board March 11, pharmacy March 27, nursing May 13 and medical practice board June 5, 2024).Verified
2026-10-18VermontLPN/LVN IV therapy limitsQuotation re-checked against the retrieved source: “[an]” marks the source’s typographical error (“and LPN”).Verified
2026-10-18WisconsinElective IV hydration: board position and ordersThe LPN sentence is now quoted verbatim; the document is named as the boards’ Joint Advisory Opinion at its current address.Verified
2026-10-18Starting a nurse-owned businessNorth Carolina: PC or PLLC for RNs, no LPN ownershipG.S. §55B-14 is now cited as one of the statement’s references, not beside the LPN sentence.Verified
2026-10-18Starting a nurse-owned businessRhode Island: professional service corporationsRIDOH’s all-nurse corporation example concerns Botox, not IV therapy; its application to IV businesses is now marked as a reading and the finding is Provisional.Provisional
2026-10-18Starting a nurse-owned businessFederal contractor classification is in fluxAdded DOL’s February 27, 2026 proposed rescission of the 2024 rule (not final).Provisional
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionWho may order and administer elective IV in TexasRemoved “only” from both delegation sentences: §172.051 says a physician “may delegate … to” the listed licensees; whether that list is exclusive is a separate, Disputed finding.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionWhen it was signedNow Verified on the Texas Legislature’s actions page; a secondary claim about an earlier, broader version was removed.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionStanding delegation orders in TexasThe FAQ’s rule citation is stated as it appears (ch. 169 in one answer, the repealed ch. 193 in another).Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionIs the delegate list exclusive?The law-firm analysis is cited directly, and the finding now says the Board’s reading governs LVNs.Disputed
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionMost boards reject standing orders as a substituteThe Arkansas draft is no longer counted or cited in this Verified finding; it has its own Provisional finding.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionNurses may not compound in these settingsCalifornia was moved to its own Provisional finding: its source is a Board of Registered Nursing meeting item with draft material, not an adopted statement.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionCalifornia: a Board of Registered Nursing meeting item on compoundingNew finding; the BRN item was previously quoted as a Board rule in a Verified finding.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionStates that limit immediate use furtherKentucky’s limit is stated with its exact meaning; Ohio’s on-site prescriber condition is now stated as conditional, with its other limits.Verified
2026-10-18Mobile IV hydration and elective infusionArkansas: draft position statementReworded as a proposal and the comment deadline attributed to AmSpa, its only source.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesNevadaDated by its Board approval (September 17, 2025), not October 2025; the midline decision moved to its own finding as proposed.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesNevada: midline and peripheral devices (proposed)New finding: the midline document was previously described as a 2025 decision; its posted copy shows Board approval pending.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesKentuckyNew finding: Kentucky was previously listed only for tip confirmation; AOS #20 covers insertion.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesMassachusettsNew finding: Advisory Ruling 9301 was read in full (it had been reported from a search summary).Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesNew HampshireNew finding: the advisory list was read and its date confirmed; only what it shows is stated.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesArizona: located but not readMassachusetts and New Hampshire now have their own Verified findings; Florida has its own finding; Arizona is stated as not a basis to act.Provisional
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesFlorida: no board position foundFlorida’s 2006 petition was dismissed without a ruling; it is no longer described as a pending board document.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesTexasRemoved an unsupported statement that the Board points to PS 15.28, 15.11 and its decision-making model for PICCs.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesNo board read requires an APRN to insertNow lists the board documents read, including Kentucky, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesBoards differ on tip confirmationAdded Kentucky’s tip-confirmation rule from AOS #20.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesKentuckyNow Verified on the full text of AOS #20 (it was previously reported from a summary).Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesEvery board document read requires a provider orderThe heading no longer says “every board”: it covers the board documents read, now including Kentucky.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesWhat the boards read requireAdded Kentucky, Massachusetts and New Hampshire to the documents read.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesTexas: beyond LVN scopeNow quotes the position statement itself, which also covers midline catheters, instead of the one-line index summary.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesSouth Carolina: training, agency policy and an RN on siteAdded the PICC carve-out in AO #9B and the existing-lines limit in AO #26, cited to the opinions themselves.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesLicensure where the patient isRefers to the 2025 CVAD decision only; the midline document is a proposal.Verified
2026-10-18Vascular access and PICC servicesProcedure codesNow cited to the AMA CPT code set and the CMS fee schedule look-up instead of an FDA 510(k) record, which contains no procedure codes.Provisional
2026-10-18APRN-led practicesRestricted practice plus strict CPOMRewritten so an inference from secondary sources is not read as a legal conclusion about NP-owned entities.Provisional
2026-10-18Independent and private-duty nursingFederal enforcement since May 2025Added DOL’s February 27, 2026 proposed rescission (not final).Provisional
2026-10-18Independent and private-duty nursingCalifornia: private duty nursing agenciesStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the statute was read only on an unofficial mirror.Provisional
2026-10-18Other mobile nursing servicesInjections need an order in the states readScoped to the two states whose documents were read and made Provisional; it had been presented as a national, Verified rule.Provisional
2026-10-18Other mobile nursing servicesTirzepatide: when compounding discretion endedNow Verified on FDA’s own page; the earlier “conflict” came from a secondary source that gave semaglutide’s 503B date (May 22, 2025) for tirzepatide.Verified
2026-10-18Other mobile nursing servicesCollection only is not laboratory testingNow cites the federal regulation (42 CFR 493.2) as the primary source and notes the Washington and New York exempt-state programs; a secondary source was removed.Verified
2026-10-18Other mobile nursing servicesCalifornia: phlebotomy certification for unlicensed staffStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the statute was read only on an unofficial mirror.Provisional
2026-10-18Other mobile nursing servicesMedicare billing for an RN wound serviceStatus changed from Verified to Provisional: the regulation was read only on an unofficial copy.Provisional

To report an error, write to hello@palomacares.com with the page address and the source. See the editorial policy.