DEA Delays Implementation of Telemedicine Rules
Rule from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) delays effective dates for two telemedicine rules until December 31, 2025.
Congress Extends Medicare Telehealth Billing Through September 30, 2025
Other programs also extended, but the 2025 payment cut remains.
Reflections on the Public Policy Landscape Impacting Caregivers
Renowned legal and policy advocacy leader reflects on the progress of family caregiving policy and looks ahead at opportunities and risks.
House Republican Budget Calls for Deep Health Care Spending Cuts
A $880B reduction requires cuts to Medicaid and other programs.
Recognizing Spirituality as a Determinant of Health: Policies, Practices, and Systems
Strengthening US public health by integrating spirituality to inform person- and community-centered policy and practice.
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Issues Proposed Rule for Telemedicine Registration
Special registration for clinicians and platforms would enable prescribing of controlled substances, including special recognition of hospice and palliative care.
Addressing Pediatric Palliative Care State Policy via Three State Snapshots
NASHP brief highlights policies and programs from three states to support pediatric palliative care.
Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities Extended Only Through March 14, 2025
Additional legislation still needed for more permanent solutions for telehealth billing.
Palliative Care Payment Trends Provide ‘Plethora of Data’ for Policymaking
CAPC interviewed in article around payment trends for future policymaking.
4 Ways You Can Take Action with CAPC’s New Serious Illness Scorecard
The landscape of care for people living with serious illness has changed. New Scorecard and state reports assess nationwide capabilities and support action among palliative care champions.
DEA Extends Telehealth Flexibilities through December 31, 2025
Prescribing controlled medications via telehealth allows patient care to continue without interruption.
CMS Finalizes the 2025 Physician Fee Schedule
Modest changes continue to reinforce person-centered with focus on preventive activities.
