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Louisiana & Georgia Vote on Studies Related to Balance Billing, Government-Run Insurance Plans
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ERIC Win: Georgia PSYPACT Legislation Passes House
The Georgia General Assembly passed SB 306, which would allow the state to join the audiology and speech-language pathology interstate compact. The legislation passed 138-0, and will now be sent to the Governor’s Office for signature.
ERIC Applauds Agencies for Taking Action to Expand COVID-19 Guidance for Employers and Employees
ERIC applauds the Departments of Treasury, Health and Human Services, and Labor for issuing the guidance ERIC requested clarifying that during the COVID-19 pandemic employers can extend a telehealth-only plan to employees or their dependents who are not eligible to participate in the employer’s health plans.
ERIC Working with Michigan Lawmakers to Pass PSYPACT Legislation
ERIC is working with Michigan lawmakers to pass SB 758, which would allow the state to join the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT).
Victory! New COVID Testing FAQs Include ERIC Telehealth Proposal
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ERIC Submits Comments in Georgia on Audiology & Pathology Compact Legislation & Telehealth Legislation Update in Rhode Island
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Louisiana Surprise Billing Legislation Deferred
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3rd Thursday TODAY, New 1557 Rule, Telehealth & More
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Congress Must Act to Remove Barriers to Telehealth, Open Up Access to Millions of Americans
ERIC provided testimony to the Senate HELP Committee for its hearing titled “Telehealth: Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic.” ERIC’s testimony focused on how government rules and special interest proposals are stifling the ability of patients in the private sector to access health care providers through telehealth, and what Congress can do right now to open up that access.