Telehealth During a Time of Crisis: Integrating Remote Care Delivery into Your Compliance Program

Nick Merkin, CEO, Compliagent. Erin MacLean, Attorney, MacLean, PC.

May 27, 2020

  • The COVID-19 crisis has severely impacted our nation’s healthcare delivery system

  • Many who needed care were unable to access doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers because of stay-at-home orders or quarantine

  • These realities have spurred an explosion of interest by providers and patients in the delivery of care via remote modalities, such as telemedicine

  • Telemedicine, however, comes with compliance risks, including privacy and security; quality and patient safety; billing and reimbursement; fraud, waste, and abuse; as well as licensure and scope of practice concerns

  • Join us to learn some of the regulatory fundamentals of employing a telehealth model in your organization and how to integrate these issues into your healthcare compliance program

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