Telehealth Tracking Tweaks: HRSA Wants Comments on Data Forms
Published Date: 5/15/2025
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HRSA wants your thoughts on updating how they measure the success of Telehealth Resource Centers. This affects folks who use or run telehealth services and aims to make data collection clearer and easier. They’re asking for public comments before sending the plan to the government, so now’s the time to speak up—no money changes yet, just better info gathering!
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