Losing Control of Controlled Substances? The Case of Telehealth Prescriptions
In May 2022, the Department of Justice began investigating Cerebral for “possible violations” of the Controlled Substances Act.
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Read more: Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional? Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional?
Most doctors want a federal medical license. But would the Constitution allow Congress to control accreditation?
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Read more: The Devil is in the Details with Biden’s Free COVID Testing Plan The Devil is in the Details with Biden’s Free COVID Testing Plan
This policy doesn’t seem to encourage frequent and convenient testing now, which is particularly important as we face the current delta surge.
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Read more: Toward a Broader Telehealth Licensing Scheme Toward a Broader Telehealth Licensing Scheme
Which of the telehealth regulatory waivers enacted during the pandemic should become permanent?
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Read more: Expanded Reimbursement Codes for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring: What This Means for Digital Health Expanded Reimbursement Codes for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring: What This Means for Digital Health
New reimbursement codes for virtual patient monitoring may soon be incorporated into Medicare’s fee schedule.
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Read more: Reforming How Medicare Pays for Digital Health Reforming How Medicare Pays for Digital Health
Reforms to Medicare’s traditional coverage and reimbursement approaches that harness the digital revolution can help the program secure additional value.
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Read more: To Set the Price Tag for Telehealth, First Understand Its Value To Set the Price Tag for Telehealth, First Understand Its Value
Policy and regulation will play a significant role in determining whether these health care modalities are here to stay.
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Read more: Pandemic Diagnostics: Present and Future Implications of Self-Testing Reimbursement Pandemic Diagnostics: Present and Future Implications of Self-Testing Reimbursement
At-home COVID-19 testing illustrates how even the most well-financed efforts can miss opportunities to ensure equity and expand access.
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Read more: Assisted Reproductive Technologies: A Bioethical Argument for Medicaid Coverage Assisted Reproductive Technologies: A Bioethical Argument for Medicaid Coverage
It is vital for ARTs to be covered under Medicaid to uphold reproductive justice and autonomy for this patient population.
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Read more: Why Our Health Care Is Incomplete: Review of “Exposed” (Part II) Why Our Health Care Is Incomplete: Review of “Exposed” (Part II)
By: Daniel Aaron Just last month, Professor Christopher T. Robertson, at the University of Arizona College of Law, released his new book about health care, entitled Exposed: Why Our Health Insurance Is Incomplete and What Can Be Done About It. Part II of this book review offers an analytical discussion of “cost exposure,” the main…
