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Unpacking the impact of COVID-19 will take years. In the U.S. alone hundreds of thousands of people lost loved ones, lost their incomes and are still managing the virus’ long-term physical effects. Many more are… Read More
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A new report and testimony from the Government Accountability Office says the full effect of CMS waivers on telehealth coverage during the pandemic isn’t yet known, and more study is needed. Read More
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On April 20, 2021, Indiana’s Governor Holcomb, signed into law SEA3 (Senate Enrolled Act), a telehealth bill. The bill cleans up some of the standards in previous Indiana laws. Below are just some of… Read More
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Social, economic, and demographic factors that can influence health did not affect families’ acceptance of telehealth for their children’s cardiac care during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a study presented at the Pediatric Academic Society… Read More
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The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed telemedicine’s potential to improve health care delivery and access. In the past year, we have seen rapid expansion of telemedicine, in the form of video and telephone services, the extent… Read More
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So many things have changed with COVID and the global pandemic. It has been the elephant in the room that we have lived with for over a year now. During this past year, so many… Read More
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Telemedicine skyrocketed during the pandemic, and experts say remote care is here to stay. How can current providers and future physicians prepare to provide high-quality care from afar? Read full… Read More
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In rural Massachusetts communities from Nantucket to Berkshire County, local health care providers are playing a critical role in the state’s fight against COVID-19. Yet many of these facilities, which already were operating on thin… Read More
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Outer Cape Health Services runs three clinics in one of the state’s most rural coastal areas, but for much of the past year, many of their patients have sought care from home. Some are measuring… Read More
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What is Stark Law? Stark Law, otherwise known as 42 U.S. Code § 1395nn, regulates physician self-referrals for Medicare and Medicaid patients. The law prohibits a physician from referring their patients to medical facilities in… Read More
