Impending Expiration of Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities and Potential Government Shutdown

Major shifts in telehealth access, care, and reimbursement are on the horizon. Without Congressional action, key flexibilities will expire on March 31, 2025, limiting virtual care access for millions of patients. A potential government shutdown on March 14 could further delay critical legislative decisions, leaving healthcare organizations uncertain about the future of telehealth.

CTeL has developed a comprehensive resource outlining exactly what these changes mean for providers, hospitals, and patients—including financial, operational, and compliance impacts. This is essential information for anyone navigating the uncertain telehealth care landscape and reimbursement and virtual care policy.

Download the full report now to:
 Understand how Medicare telehealth policies will change
 Assess the financial and patient care implications for your organization
 Get actionable steps to prepare for potential disruptions
 Learn how to engage in advocacy efforts before it’s too late

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare, from clinical decision-making to telehealth integration. As AI-driven tools become more prevalent, medical boards must navigate new challenges in oversight, compliance, and patient safety.

Join CTeL on March 4 at 2:00 PM ET for a timely discussion featuring Lydia Homovich (CTeL) and Rick Masters (IMLC) as they explore:

• Key AI advancements impacting healthcare systems
• Regulatory considerations for AI in clinical practice
• Implications for medical licensure and telehealth
• Best practices for oversight and risk management

Medical boards play a crucial role in ensuring AI is used responsibly to enhance patient care. This webinar will provide actionable insights to help board members stay ahead of evolving AI trends in healthcare.

Register now to secure your spot. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E9o0az4YQVqcXe3BIm5spA