Resources & Reports

CCHP’s July Newsletter is here! This month’s topics include – CMS Proposes 2025 Physician Fee Schedule, Strives to Preserve Telehealth Flexibilities Amid Statutory Constraints; Regulatory Crossroads: Past, Present and Potential Future – Telemedicine Controlled Substance Prescribing Amid Fraud Concerns; CMS Clarifies Rate for Place of Service Code 10 in Manual; Medicaid and CHIP Services Bulletin on Enhancing Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatments through Health IT; An Update on Federal Legislation to Extend (or Make Permanent) COVID Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities; Advancing Personalized Care with Remote Patient Monitoring and AI; AMA CPT Editorial Panel Meeting Stalls Changes to Remote Patient Monitoring Codes; FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules Face Legal Challenges Ahead of July 22 Implementation; Latest Policy Developments in CCHP’s Telehealth Policy Finder and Policy Trends Map; Environmental and Health Benefits of Decentralized Cancer Care: Telehealth’s Impact. 

Provider licensure exceptions particular to the use of telehealth across state lines continues to be a popular issue area for those reaching out to CCHP for technical assistance. Questions are received from providers and patients alike, and often providers ask for a list of specific states that currently allow out-of-state providers to deliver care via telehealth to in-state patients for their specific profession. In this week’s write up, we would like to drill down on this area of telehealth policy in the hopes of painting a clearer picture.