Improving Medicare With Expanded Telehealth Services
As the American Health Care Act, replaced by the Better Care Reconciliation Act, and the Affordable Care Act and national health care continue to be debated in the United States Senate and around the country, one aspect of the end game is to provide health care services which are high-quality and at an affordable cost to all involved. Telehealth and wellness care continue to be one of the potential front-runners for achieving the so-called "Triple Aim." 

By Anthea Daniels (July 21, 2017, 4:14 PM EDT) -- As the American Health Care Act, replaced by the Better Care Reconciliation Act, and the Affordable Care Act (commonly referred to as "Obamacare") and national health care continue to be debated in the United States Senate and around the country, one aspect of the end game is to provide health care services which are high-quality and at an affordable cost to all involved. Telehealth and wellness care continue to be one of the potential front-runners for achieving the so-called "Triple Aim." The Triple Aim addresses (1) improving the patient experience of care; (2) improving the health of populations; and (3) reducing the per capita cost of health care. To date, government reimbursement for telehealth services has lagged behind....

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