Episode 62
Navigating The COVID-19 Off-Ramp for Telehealth and Medicaid Policies
Listen to Health Affairs' Ellen Bayer and Rob Lott discuss possible implications for health policies related to Medicaid and telehealth when the COVID-19 public health emergency sunsets.
February 25, 202215m 0s
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Show Notes
Listen to Health Affairs' Ellen Bayer and Rob Lott discuss possible implications for health policies related to Medicaid and telehealth when the COVID-19 public health emergency sunsets.
Related Links:
- Is It Fair? How To Approach Professional Scope-Of-Practice Policy After The COVID-19 Pandemic (Health Affairs Forefront)
- Medicare Beneficiaries' Use of Telehealth in 2020: Trends By Beneficiary Characteristics and Location (ASPE)
- Opinion: In This Next Phase of the Pandemic, Beware of the Extremes (The Washington Post)
- 2/15/22: Extending the Public Health Emergency Remains Complicated (Politico Pulse)
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Topics
health policyhealth affairshealth inequitiesACAAffordable Care Actindividual mandateMedicareMedicaidCMSHHS