Maintaining Flexible Telehealth Policies After COVID-19

Suzanne Felt-Lisk

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Abstract: To help federal policymakers organize their thinking around telehealth issues, this brief summarizes our review of the websites of 24 organizations representing providers, payers, patient advocates, and national-level health information technology organizations.

Keywords: telehealth; Medicare; providers; payments (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 4
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