RevCycle Intelligence September 20, 2022
Leveraging fact sheets from federal agencies and reassessing healthcare compliance as soon as possible will help healthcare providers prepare for the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency.
The COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) declaration was accompanied by several waivers and flexibilities that made it easier for healthcare providers to care for patients amid a global pandemic.
Expanded telehealth coverage, Stark Law waivers, and 1135 waivers are key flexibilities that have helped healthcare organizations maintain quality of care and increase capacity, according to Jody Erdfarb, a partner in Wiggin and Dana’s Healthcare Department.
However, as the end of the PHE looms, providers must prepare for post-pandemic compliance.
The PHE is currently set to expire on October 15, 2022, but...