Telehealth

Almost 88% of Americans want to continue using telehealth for nonurgent consultations after COVID-19 has passed.

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But a new study found that telemedicine is still being used in surgical fields at higher rates than before the pandemic.

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Round 2 contains a number of tweaks that seek to address disparities and distribute funding to more areas.

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The use of telehealth for behavioral health services increased more so than for any other type of healthcare during the pandemic.

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As CMS signals longer-term changes in acute RPM reimbursement and Amazon teams with major providers to push for new policies, clinical and IT leaders should start planning ahead, says one expert. "Everyone has to be thinking about this."