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For practices that have implemented telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic, you will want to: Update the patient’s medical record with all office visit notes, telephone calls,…
Contact your Curi Underwriter or Agent to discuss further with you. Consider where you plan to provide these services as some states may be restricted. Licensure…
Practices should create a procedure for handling these patients with the following recommendations: Determine whether the practice will continue with telehealth following the National Emergency, and…
Yes. Curi’s medical professional liability policy will cover telehealth visits for insured physicians during this declared National Emergency—extending, without conditions, for the later of either sixty…
When the patient has a telemedicine visit, send the consent to the patient electronically—either through the patient portal or email. The patient must send back an…
Curi’s medical professional liability policy will cover telehealth visits for insured physicians during this declared National Emergency—extending, without conditions, for the later of either sixty (60)…
Due to COVID-19, a nationwide public health emergency was declared on Jan. 31. As such, The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has relaxed rules previously in place…
We (and a cross section of our outside defense counsel) strongly recommend practices incorporate the following language into any applicable notes by copy and paste: “On…
While in this expedited phase of telehealth, there are still some steps from a more comprehensive list of requirements that should be followed: Use Curi’s telemedicine…
Here are the steps we recommend: Check your specialty association for telehealth resources. For example, The American Academy of Pediatrics has “Getting Started in Telehealth” resource…
We do not endorse a particular vendor. However, the Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center offers assistance in choosing a telehealth platform.
Telehealth is a valuable tool. Technical infrastructure requirements will vary depending on what type of telehealth services your organization plans to offer, but nearly all telehealth programs require:…
The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) resource, “Telemedicine Policies Board by Board Overview,” is searchable by state and includes links to specific telehealth rules. The National…
Curi recently hosted a six-week series of webinars designed to help practices weather the COVID-19 crisis with information and actionable guidance. Every Thursday from April 30th…
Click here to download a PDF version of the presentation.
American Telemedicine Association Board Chair Tania Malik and Robert Caudill MD, Director of Telemedicine and Information Technology Programs at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, talks through how practices can incorporate telemedicine into their operations, how it can help them deliver revenue in the midst of declining patient visits, and best practices for coding and reimbursement. This webinar was sponsored by Excelerate Health Ventures.
This document provides guidance for practices preparing to resume or increase operations after slowing down due to COVID-19. Elements include patient and staff communication, infection prevention, and letter templates for practices to adapt and use.
Curi member Dr. Joanne Fruth provides a practical overview of the COVID-19 pandemic and offers insight on how to manage patients through current screening methods, testing, telehealth options, and safety precautions.
Consent forms are in Microsoft Word to allow customization for your practice. Telemedicine Session Consent Form (English) Telemedicine Session Consent Form (Spanish)
Several specialty organizations have developed comprehensive toolkits and resources around telehealth that should be helpful for practices during this time and in the future.
The Consortium has a dedicated telehealth toolkit for the COVID-19 pandemic along with a host of valuable resources on their website for practices.
CMS has both evergreen and COVID-19-specific resources that should be helpful for providers and practices as they address the pandemic in their communities.
Curi recognizes that many of our members are interested in providing care to patients via telehealth. We developed this document to provide some key information needed to get started.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services last week updated the PREP Act to include more measures to help healthcare providers during the COVID-19 public health emergency, including those using telehealth to treat patients.
Many cost-sharing waivers for telehealth established by commercial health insurers during the COVID-19 public health emergency are set to end in the coming months.
In a new CME-eligible webinar produced by Curi, data privacy and security attorney Richard Sheinis provides an update on new regulations and legislative changes that have arisen as…
HHS is offering a free 10-week series, eligible for CME and CEU, designed to help providers develop the knowledge and skills to implement telehealth in their…
The third installment in Curi’s COVID-19 webinar series, “Telehealth Pre- and Post-COVID: Regulations, Telepresence, and Finding Success in This New Normal,” will take place at noon…
The third installment in Curi’s COVID-19 webinar series, “Telehealth Pre- and Post-COVID: Regulations, Telepresence, and Finding Success in This New Normal,” will take place next Thursday,…
CMS yesterday announced a number of new regulatory waivers and rule changes to provide flexibility during the COVID-19 pandemic. The actions include changes making it easier for beneficiaries…
Curi today released our “Getting Back to Business” toolkit, a resource offering guidance to practices preparing to resume or increase operations after slowing down due to…
With increasing numbers of providers using video-teleconferencing applications such as Zoom to meet with patients, a recent article from the FBI offers guidance on how to…
CMS yesterday issued a number of temporary regulatory waivers to provide hospitals and other health care providers with flexibility to respond to the COVID-19 health emergency. The changes cover…
Curi and the Wake Forest University School of Law are jointly offering an online telehealth course beginning April 1. Click here to learn more. Curi members may participate…
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