Stay informed on the latest changes to digital health modalities in the new Physician Fee Schedule (PFS). This webinar will cover updates on critical digital health services like telehealth and e-visits. Ideal for healthcare providers and administrators, this session will provide actionable insights to help you navigate the evolving digital health landscape and enhance patient engagement through compliant, reimbursable services.
Digital Health Update (Part 2) in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule CY 25
November
21,
2024
Event Description
Learning Objectives
- Understand Broader PFS Updates: Identify and comprehend the latest changes in the Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) affecting a range of digital health services beyond RPM and RTM, including telehealth and e-visits.
- Navigate Regulatory Changes: Analyze how the updated PFS regulations impact compliance, reimbursement, and operational requirements for diverse digital health modalities, ensuring your services remain aligned with current standards.
- Enhance Patient Engagement: Learn actionable strategies to leverage reimbursable digital health services effectively, with a focus on improving patient engagement and care accessibility through compliant digital health solutions.
Presenter:
Sylvia Trujillo MPP JD
Executive Director, CTRC
Sylvia Trujillo is a health care, innovation, and regulatory leader with a career spanning over 15 years. As the Executive Director of the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC), she drives initiatives to foster equitable and sustainable access to health care, especially among underserved and rural communities, leveraging digital modalities to drive system-level transformation. Nationally recognized for her contributions to advancing the adoption of evidence-based digital medicine, Sylvia’s expertise encompasses telehealth, eConsult, remote patient monitoring, and the burgeoning field of AI in healthcare—particularly in the areas of regulation, payment, and coverage. Her commitment to health equity is evidenced by her work to advance policies to dismantle structural inequality in healthcare and the American Medical Association, where she crafted key strategies that culminated in a historic expansion of Medicare coverage for digital medicine modalities. Sylvia continues to be a thought leader on sustainable alternative payment models for providers in underserved communities (including through the use of digital modalities) and ensuring that the right patients receive the right care at the right time.
