This article outlines the evolving rules surrounding Medicare telehealth coverage, highlighting key legislative changes and ...

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

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

The end of the government shutdown marks the end of a tumultuous month for telehealth providers. When Congress failed to pass a Continuing ...

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

People 65 and older can’t always travel to doctors’ offices easily. That makes Medicare coverage of telehealth a necessity for them. Remember the Peanuts storyline where Lucy yanked the football just ...

In February 2025, a rumor spread that Medicare would stop covering telehealth services — which allow patients to access health care remotely using digital technology — as of April 1, 2025. On Feb. 20, ...

ADHD Advisor reports that changes to Medicare telehealth coverage threaten access for neurodivergent patients, crucial during pandemic recovery.

Prior to COVID-19, CMS only covered telehealth in specific regions and circumstances with rates lower than in-person visits. However, the agency has made several provisions since March, including ...

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, ...

Remember the Peanuts storyline where Lucy yanked the football just as Charlie Brown was about to kick it? Congress recently pulled a similar stunt on Medicare beneficiaries. But in this case, the ...