Khanna Criticizes Potential April 1 Halt of COVID-Era Medicare Eligibility
Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., raised concerns Thursday about alerts that Medicare “will stop covering most telehealth services” on April 1. A December continuing resolution to extend appropriations to the FCC and other federal agencies through March 14 also temporarily prolonged…
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some temporary rules changes giving Medicare recipients eligibility for telehealth services until March 31 (see 2412230024). Congress enacted the expanded telehealth rules during the COVID-19 pandemic (see 2006150032). "What is the rationale for this other than making life more difficult for many seniors?” Khanna asked on X.