Posted February 2, 2023
The public health emergency is going to end on May 11th and home health stakeholders are realizing that the end of it will not be as impactful to home health as feared. This is because most of the biggest issues have already been addressed by Congress and the CMS
“Congress addressed the face-to-face encounter side of it, so we’re not going to be losing as much as we might have, if that hadn’t happened,” Bill Dombi, president of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), told Home Health Care News. “For example, CMS early on in the pandemic made permanent the ability of home health agencies to use virtual visits, if authorized by the treating physician or treating practitioner.”
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