Beyond G2025: How RHCs and FQHCs Must Prepare for the Next Phase of Telehealth Billing
A major telehealth billing change is on the horizon for RHCs and FQHCs. With CMS phasing out G2025 and requiring service-level telehealth coding beginning October 2026, healthcare organizations must prepare for new reporting requirements, modifier usage, and reimbursement methodologies. Discover what these changes mean for compliance, revenue integrity, and future telehealth operations.
A New Era in Digital Behavioral Health: Medicare Embraces Digital Mental Health Treatment
CMS’s 2025 Physician Fee Schedule brings new HCPCS codes for FDA-cleared digital mental health treatment devices—defining clear billing pathways for a rapidly growing field.
Telehealth Modernization Act of 2025: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know
The Telehealth Modernization Act of 2025, introduced on September 2, seeks to extend COVID-19 telehealth flexibilities until September 30, 2027. Led by Representatives Buddy Carter and Debbie Dingell, the bipartisan bill aims to enhance patient safety, expand access, and combat fraud.
Healthcare Policy Changes in 2025 and Beyond: What Providers Need to Know to Stay Ahead
The healthcare policy landscape in 2025 is transforming, affecting reimbursement models, telehealth expansion, and patient access rights. For providers, staying informed and proactive is not options - it's essential for financial stability and regulatory compliance.
2025 Telemedicine E/M Codes: A Complete Guide for Accurate Billing and Reimbursement
The American Medical Association (AMA) introduced 17 new CPT® codes for telemedicine E/M services in 2025. These codes reflect the growing demand for both audio-video and audio-only care, ensuring providers can accurately document and report virtual encounters. (1).webp)