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Ms. Toad

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10. There were plenty of opportunities to extend them before December 2024.

Reply to JohnSJ (Reply #9)

Wed Mar 5, 2025, 07:17 PM

Mar 2025

That was simply the last one.

What is your excuse for having an expiration date in the first place, or for it being extended, or only extended through March 31 under the Biden administration?

Not everything bad that happens is tied to Trump, or to the elections. This was a temporary exception to the bar on paying for telehealth. Given changes in technology, it should probably be made permanent. But the fact that it is expiring just means time passed and the extension hasn't (yet) been passed by Congress.

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From what I understand Medicare will stop covering Telehealth Video Visits starting April 1. If that is so it would be [View all] JohnSJ Mar 2025 OP

My husband has a telehealth appointment with a specialist every 6 months. He doesn't really want to drive Vinca Mar 2025 #1

This isn't a Trump thing. Ms. Toad Mar 2025 #6

That may be, but with this Congress there isn't a chance they will pass it, and even in December under Biden there JohnSJ Mar 2025 #8

I'm hoping it will not cut this. In Northern states especially could be a problem. But bluestarone Mar 2025 #2

It's not a cut. Ms. Toad Mar 2025 #4

This deadline has nothing directly to do with November 5. Ms. Toad Mar 2025 #3

Sure it does. If we would have won the majority and the presidency, it would have been extended. Nothing was going JohnSJ Mar 2025 #9

There were plenty of opportunities to extend them before December 2024. Ms. Toad Mar 2025 #10

Not to mention putting fragile at risk Horse with no Name Mar 2025 #5

I can verify that Hokie Mar 2025 #7

Telehealth is also JBTaurus83 Mar 2025 #11

Odds are it will continue once a new budget or Continuing Resolution is passed. Silent Type Mar 2025 #12