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Now Is the Time for Providers to Be Proactive About Telehealth
Alleva does have a few predictions, however. She believes HIPAA requirements for telehealth platforms will likely go back into effect, though the Office of Civil Rights is considering some changes.
And some states may join interstate compacts that make it easier for providers to practice in different regions, but Alleva says some form of state-specific licensure will almost certainly be reinstated.
"There's a concern that they want to make sure consumers and patients in their state are being served by people they've vetted," Alleva explains.
This could make it difficult for providers in places like Chicago, whose patients may live over state lines.
For providers who see the value in making telehealth broadly available in the future, Alleva poses a few options.
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