BC Advantage - 2022 Issue 7
Prepare for Telehealth After the End of Public Health Emergency
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Article Overview
This article explains how telehealth rules can shift as federal and state public health emergency declarations end, and why providers should review location, technology, supervision, and other state-specific requirements. It is intended for clinicians, coders, compliance staff, and practice leaders who need a high-level understanding of the areas most likely to change as temporary telehealth flexibilities expire or are replaced by permanent state policies.
Why This Topic Matters
Telehealth operations can become noncompliant when emergency-era flexibilities end, so practices need to know which broad regulatory areas to reassess before services continue under normal rules.
What You Will Learn
- How telehealth coverage and flexibility can change after public health emergencies end
- Which broad compliance areas should be reviewed for telehealth continuity
- Why state-specific telehealth rules remain important alongside federal policy
- What operational issues may affect ongoing telehealth service delivery
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Non-physician practitioners
- Medical coders
- Compliance staff
- Practice administrators
- Auditors
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