While new or reintroduced telemedicine legislation in the latest session of Congress would partially solve payment woes faced by manufacturers of remote monitoring or telehealth communication equipment, some are superior to others, a policy expert told Medtech Insight.
Much Of Telemed Legislation Emerging From New Congress Would Only Partially Solve Payment Woes
A telemedicine legislative expert explains provisions of bills that would expand reimbursement provisions in Congress.
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