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Medicare telehealth coverage expires on March 31, which could cause rural patients difficulties in obtaining healthcare services.

Medicare telehealth coverage will end on March 31, affecting rural Oklahomans who rely on online doctor visits.

Unfortunately, the congressman is largely correct: Without congressional intervention, most of the telehealth coverage offered by Medicare might be ending soon, and a lot of people could be affected.