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Medicare to Streamline Telemed Rules

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on May 26 published a proposed rule to streamline credentialing processes for physicians and other practitioners providing telemedicine services. The rule will revise Medicare conditions of participation, which also pertain to the Medicaid program, for hospitals and critical access hospitals. CMS states in the proposed rule that it seeks to revise both the hospital and CAH credentialing and privileging requirements to eliminate regulatory impediments.

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