Resources & Reports

September 1, 2022 marks CCHP’s ten-year anniversary as the federally designated National Telehealth Resource Center for Policy. For the past decade, CCHP has tracked and followed policy development for all 51 jurisdictions in the United States (District of Columbia included) as well as at the federal level providing us with the unique opportunity to observe and study the development of state and federal telehealth policy in the United States. This past decade also happens to be the period that encompasses some of the most significant telehealth policy developments seen thus far. This document is not only a report of what has transpired, but a means of setting the stage for the next chapter.

Thrust into the forefront of healthcare with the advent of COVID-19, telehealth policy has taken a prominent place in discussions and actions on both the state and federal level. However, the telehealth policy landscape is complicated and ever-evolving with many trying to keep pace with multitude of changes and issues.  For the Summer 2022 edition of the Center for Connected Health Policy’s (CCHP) webinar series, the focus was more on state policy issues that have been of great interest to many.

CCHP has released a new updated telehealth billing guide as a follow up to its 2021 billing guide to provide a helpful tool for healthcare entities trying to navigate the complexities of billing for telehealth and virtually delivered services.

CCHP’s 2021 roundup of state approved legislation which includes a detailed listing of all bills by topic area and state.

CCHP recently completed and released a report summarizing the four webinars hosted during the Fall Telehealth & Medicaid webinar series. The report dives into the findings gleaned from the presentations and synthesizes key takeaways from each Medicaid agency’s telehealth policy activities.