New Hampshire passes law to expand telemedicine services

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu signed a new bill into law that aims to increase Medicaid patients’ access to telemedicine services, according to New Hampshire Public Radio.

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Under the new law, primary care physicians and pediatricians will be added to the state’s list of physicians that can bill Medicaid for telemedicine-based appointments.

Limited specialists were able to bill Medicaid for reimbursement for telemedicine visits prior to the new law.

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