Telehealth: A Post-Pandemic Pivot: Ensuring Compliance in the Evolving Landscape. This webinar, “Telehealth: A Post-Pandemic Pivot — Ensuring Compliance in the Evolving Landscape,” will equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to maintain compliance in this rapidly changing environment.

We’ll explore:

• The end of the Public Health Emergency and post–Sept. 30, 2025 telehealth rules
• Implications of the Final Evaluation Rule (FER) and its impact on telehealth delivery
• Congressional extensions and government shutdown risks — what organizations should do if flexibilities lapse
• HIPAA, privacy, and security compliance in virtual care
• Documentation, coding, and billing strategies for telehealth encounters
• Informed consent, patient eligibility, and interstate practice considerations

Participants will gain clarity on how to adapt their compliance programs, protect reimbursement, and sustain patient access to telehealth services. The session concludes with an interactive Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to discuss real-world challenges and solutions.

By the end, you’ll be well-prepared to navigate the regulatory, financial, and operational complexities of telehealth in a post-pandemic world.

Educational Objectives:

⇒ Regulatory Changes: Analyzing the regulatory shifts and waivers implemented during the PHE and their implications for telehealth services.

⇒ Privacy and Security: Addressing compliance concerns related to patient data privacy, security protocols, and HIPAA requirements in telehealth encounters.

⇒ Reimbursement Policies: Understanding changes in reimbursement policies for telehealth services and navigating billing and coding compliance to maximize reimbursement.

⇒ Licensure and Credentialing: Exploring the complexities of licensure and credentialing requirements across state lines and ensuring compliance with telehealth licensing regulations.

⇒ Quality of Care: Assessing compliance considerations for maintaining the quality and standards of care in telehealth consultations, including documentation practices and informed consent.

⇒ Fraud and Abuse Risks: Identifying potential fraud and abuse risks associated with telehealth services and implementing compliance measures to mitigate such risks.

⇒ Technology Integration: Integrating telehealth platforms while ensuring compliance with data protection laws, interoperability standards, and telemedicine best practices.

Areas Covered in the Session:

⇒ Telehealth During and Post- PHE

⇒ Telehealth Post September 30th and beyond

⇒ Regulatory Changes

⇒ Privacy and Security 

⇒ Reimbursement Policies

⇒ Licensure and Credentialing

⇒ Quality of Care

⇒ Fraud and Abuse Risks

⇒ Technology Integration

⇒ Patient Eligibility and Informed Consent

⇒ Documentation Best Practices

⇒ Telehealth Program Implementation

⇒ Denial Management and Appeals

⇒ Telehealth Policy Updates and Legislative Considerations

⇒ Practical Case Studies and Real-World Scenarios

⇒ Live Q&A Session

Who Will Benefit:

⇒ Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants

⇒ Healthcare Providers Across Specialties

⇒ Coders and Billers

⇒ Auditors and Compliance Officers

⇒ Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) Specialists

⇒ Denial Resolution Teams

⇒ Office Managers and Clinic Managers

⇒ Administrative and Support Staff Involved in Telehealth Operations

⇒ Insurance Company Claims Reviewers

⇒ Telehealth Coordinators and Program Managers

⇒ Clinical Social Workers and Other Licensed Behavioral Health Professionals Involved in Telehealth