decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2023 Issue 2 (February)
COVID public health emergency to end May 11
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Article Overview
This news update covers the Biden administration’s announced timeline for ending the COVID-19 public health emergency and the related national emergency. It is aimed at readers who track Medicare policy, telehealth operations, and pandemic-era administrative flexibilities. The article discusses the government announcement, congressional context, and the general categories of Medicare provisions that may be extended or phased out after the emergency ends.
Why This Topic Matters
The end of the public health emergency affects Medicare operations, telehealth access, and other temporary pandemic-era policies that providers and patients may still depend on. Understanding the timing and scope of the transition helps practices prepare for policy changes.
What You Will Learn
- The announced timing for ending the COVID-19 public health emergency.
- How the end of the emergency may affect Medicare-related flexibilities.
- Which broad areas of telehealth policy could be impacted as the emergency ends.
- How congressional and administrative actions relate to the transition away from emergency status.
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Biller and revenue cycle staff
- Physicians and practice managers
- Telehealth administrators
- Health policy readers
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