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season 8 - Episode 14 - #TerryTuesday - The Final Rule is A Critical Mistake

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Summary

In this episode, Sean and Terry discuss the implications of the recent Medicare final rule, particularly focusing on the challenges facing telehealth services. They explore the political dynamics surrounding healthcare access, the importance of equitable access to telehealth, and the need for legislative action to address these issues. The conversation emphasizes the critical role of Congress in reforming the Medicare system and ensuring that all patients have access to necessary healthcare services, especially in light of the upcoming election.

Takeaways

  • The Medicare final rule has significant implications for telehealth access.
  • 85% of Medicare patients may lose access to telehealth services.
  • Equity in healthcare means access for everyone, not just a select few.
  • Congress must take action to fix the Medicare system.
  • The current political climate is affecting healthcare access and reform.
  • Telehealth regulations are reverting to pre-COVID limitations.
  • Healthcare is becoming increasingly unsustainable without reform.
  • Politicians often prioritize re-election over effective governance.
  • Voting is essential for making one's voice heard in democracy.
  • The healthcare system needs urgent attention and reform.
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Summary

In this episode, Sean and Terry discuss the implications of the recent Medicare final rule, particularly focusing on the challenges facing telehealth services. They explore the political dynamics surrounding healthcare access, the importance of equitable access to telehealth, and the need for legislative action to address these issues. The conversation emphasizes the critical role of Congress in reforming the Medicare system and ensuring that all patients have access to necessary healthcare services, especially in light of the upcoming election.

Takeaways

  • The Medicare final rule has significant implications for telehealth access.
  • 85% of Medicare patients may lose access to telehealth services.
  • Equity in healthcare means access for everyone, not just a select few.
  • Congress must take action to fix the Medicare system.
  • The current political climate is affecting healthcare access and reform.
  • Telehealth regulations are reverting to pre-COVID limitations.
  • Healthcare is becoming increasingly unsustainable without reform.
  • Politicians often prioritize re-election over effective governance.
  • Voting is essential for making one's voice heard in democracy.
  • The healthcare system needs urgent attention and reform.
  continue reading

350 episodes

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