Course Overview
Many Medicare telehealth flexibilities expired on September 30, 2025, after a Congressional extension period ended. Due to the federal shutdown, Congress did not pass new legislation, so these waivers have lapsed, meaning many pandemic-era rules are no longer in effect. Complying with Medicare telehealth billing and documentation requirements just became even more difficult now. Simple mistakes might result in significant penalties and compensation recoupments. This webinar will provide complete overview of Medicare telehealth policy in the past, present and future; and review current billing and documentation guidelines. This webinar will also provide detailed review of the comparison between Telehealth policy before and during the PHE.
What You’ll Learn:
- Overview of telehealth, patient consent and other items to know
- Medicare rules for behavioral health/mental telehealth services
- Requirements for Medicare Fee-for-Service telehealth an eligible beneficiary
- Qualified providers, pre-PHE and during PHE
- Approved CMS Telehealth Services and Modality
- Place of services codes, Distant and Originating site
- Provisional and permanent flexibilities
- Medicare Telehealth reimbursement rules
- FQHC and RHC Medicare telehealth policy and payment rates
- Behavioral/Mental Telehealth service billing rules for FQHC and RHC
- Telehealth services Modifiers: Modifier 93, 95, FQ, GQ, GO
- Future of Medicare Telehealth – proposed rules for the CY 2026
Who Should Attend:
- Physicians
- Non-Physicians Providers
- Behavioral/Mental Health Providers
- FQHC/RHC Providers and Clinical Staff
- Medical Coders
- Medical Billers
- Revenue Cycle Manager and Staff
- Practice Managers
- Clinical Operations Staff
- Compliance Officers
- Qualified Healthcare Practitioners
- Healthcare Executives, Directors and Supervisors
Don’t miss this opportunity to master the Telehealth rules and requirements to comply with the current and future Medicare Telehealth policy and compliance guidance.
