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Massachusetts’ medical board has issued its first-ever telehealth policy, while Pennsylvania lawmakers are poised to […]
After Past Failures, 2 States Push Ahead With New Telehealth Rules Read More »
This week, Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) proposed the Equal Access to Care
The Post COVID-19 World: Continued Focus on Relaxing Telehealth Barriers Read More »
The nursing home economy is extremely vulnerable, accounting for a staggering rate of America’s COVID-19
How telehealth and telemedicine extend medical reach for senior residents Read More »
AHA is pushing for telehealth reimbursement and other COVID-19 flexibilities to become a permanent part
AHA’s List of COVID-19 Flexibilities That Should Stay and Go Read More »
By making the collection of valuable patient data feasible outside of the clinic, remote monitoring
How to Make Remote Monitoring Tech Part of Everyday Health Care Read More »
The press has obsessively focused on supposed government shortfalls regarding COVID-19 testing. However, virtually no attention
FDA: Deregulating During The Pandemic, And Beyond – OpEd Read More »
Telehealth policy is changing, thanks to COVID-19, but providers worry some changes won’t last. Regulatory
Pandemic helps to change telehealth policy — slowly Read More »
Last Thursday, the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine (BORIM) approved its first permanent telehealth policy.
Massachusetts Adopts Permanent Telehealth Policy for the First Time Read More »
