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While the UMTRC staff was busy with all of the final details for hosting our 3rd Annual UMTRC Conference in South Bend, Indiana, CMS released a jam-packed proposal for their 2022 Physician Fee Schedule. There… Read More
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Governor Janet Mills swore in the Board of Directors for the Maine Connectivity Authority, a new State entity charged with achieving universal availability of high-speed broadband in Maine. The Board of Directors is charged with… Read More
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During the pandemic, telehealth was the best option for many patients to access healthcare. Now that society is returning to normal, patients will return to in-patient visits, but evidence indicates they still want access to… Read More
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Congress appears poised to let millions of Medicare recipients continue to video chat with their doctors after the pandemic is over. A set of telemedicine policies the Trump administration adopted during lockdowns is emerging as… Read More
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Behavioral Health Beyond State Borders: Kansas enacts PSYPACT telebehavioral health legislation, joins Missouri, Oklahoma and 22 other States As far as health buzzwords go, telehealth has been top of mind for patients and providers since… Read More
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Before Richelle Marting, attorney and registered health information administrator, dove into her latest webinar presentation as part of HTRC’s Education Series, she shared a reminder of just how much telehealth use has changed in the… Read More
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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
