The Senate deal to reopen the government would extend Medicare telehealth coverage through Jan. 30 and pay retroactively for ...

The pandemic-era virtual care policies are back in place through Jan. 30. But short-term deals aren’t sustainable, telehealth ...

The two-month reprieve extends through January 2026. While some providers are restarting telehealth services, it remains ...

Medicare’s telehealth services are set to resume under the agreement to reopen the government, bringing back the pandemic-era ...

Health systems restore telehealth access for Medicare patients after the federal government reopened telehealth services through January 2026.

The U.S. Senate on Monday night approved a funding measure that would reopen the federal government and address telehealth disruptions and other matters ...

An apparent agreement on a continuing resolution to reopen the government would extend federal funding for telehealth flexibilities and fully fund food benefits for low-income individuals, including ...

Trump’s GLP-1 price deal slashes costs and expands selective Medicare coverage—threatening telehealth startups and sparking a ...

Medicare beneficiaries in nearly 100 counties in the U.S. will lose coverage for telehealth services because they no longer live in federally designated rural areas due to a change in status, ...