Pennsylvania to Mandate Telemedicine Coverage
A new bill, Senate Bill 739, is set to be signed into law in
The legislation, gaining widespread bipartisan support, seeks to solidify telemedicine as a standard healthcare practice, following its significant adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic. The bill's introduction follows the closure of 33 hospitals in
This statewide policy mirrors actions taken in other states since 2021, with 25 states revising laws to better incorporate telehealth. Currently, 41 states plus the
Telemedicine has been particularly beneficial in addressing healthcare shortages and providing flexible care solutions across various locations, including support for patients dealing with the opioid crisis. The expansion of telehealth services is expected to predominantly benefit rural communities, which face ongoing challenges due to fewer healthcare providers and greater distances to medical facilities.
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