American Telemedicine Association
Indiana,
Minnesota and Nevada are the latest states to enact telemedicine parity
laws, which means over half the country – 27 states and DC – now have
laws in place enforcing coverage for telemedicine-provided services.
Indiana’s parity law requires coverage of telemedicine services under
private insurance via interactive audio, video or other electronic
media. The new Minnesota law requires health plans to cover and
reimburse for telemedicine in the same manner and at the same rate as
in-person services. Nevada’s parity law requires coverage and
reimbursement for telehealth under private insurance, Medicaid and
workers compensation to the same extent and in the same amount as though
provided in person. Read More
e-Behaviorial Health
Benefit from new technologies... enable people to have remote access to CBT
