2023 Telemedicine & Telehealth Coverage Mandates For Providers

Webinar Background, Agenda & Trainer Profile :

Telemedicine and tele-health consultations have increased dramatically over the last few months. As their use increases even after the return of face-to-face patient interactions, health care organizations, medical technology vendors, and health care providers will continually be tasked with managing telehealth and remote patient monitoring security concerns. It also invites a vast spectrum of compliance, credentialing, prescribing and reimbursement challenges. It is very crucial to comprehend these aspects in order to be a successful and profitable telemedicine provider. This webinar will educate the healthcare community on the benefits of using telemedicine and how to go about getting started with your telemedicine program.

The following agenda will be discussed in detail during this live session :

• Detailed assessment of updated guidelines for a telemedicine provider
• Comprehending the main types of virtual services covered under Telemedicine by CMS
• Navigating the requirements of a telemedicine providers?
• Must have Telemedicine policies and contracts
• When does EMTALA affect telemedicine providers?
• How do State laws affect telemedicine provider?
• What are the codes that can be billed?
• Successfully overcoming legal hurdles and regulations
• Where can I find the CMS sources of information?
• FAQs & Examples

Ask your questions & get expert advice directly from the speaker during the informative Q/A session at the end of the webinar session.

About The Trainer: Paul W. Kim has over 24 years of health law experience with a uniquely comprehensive understanding of the U.S. healthcare industry. As a former CMS employee, Paul advises clients in all aspects of health law from corporate compliance counseling to reimbursement litigation. He clerked at the Maryland State administrative hearings office, writing decisions for Administrative Law Judges. He worked in the general counsel's office of a national managed care organization and for the Maryland State Medicaid Agency at the Department of Health & Mental Hygiene. Then, prior to entering private practice, he drafted regulations and policies for the Medicare Program at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ("CMS") of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services ("DHHS”). Having worked on reimbursement, fraud and abuse, privacy and clinical research issues from the patient, provider, payer and government perspectives, Paul has a unique understanding of the health care industry and an in-depth knowledge of the issues and challenges today clients face.