mHealth Intelligence September 16, 2020
Eric Wicklund

A task force launched in June to study how telehealth has been used during the coronavirus pandemic has released a study and list of recommendations for expanding coverage after COVID-19.

A task force comprised of some of the biggest names in telehealth advocacy has issued a report calling for permanent changes to telehealth coverage beyond the coronavirus pandemic.

The Taskforce on Telehealth Policy, launched in June by the American Telemedicine Association, Alliance for Connected Care and National Committee for Quality Assurance, unveiled the report this week as pressure ramps up on the federal government and Congress to keep certain connected health policies in place after the public health emergency ends.

“This report sets the stage for the clear, decisive action...

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