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“Congressional action is required to prevent the severe limitations on telehealth that existed before the COVID-19 pandemic from being restored,” said American Medical Association president Bruce A. Scott, MD.

The expansion of telemedicine coding options signals a significant shift in healthcare delivery documentation, with 17 new codes specifically designed to capture the nuances of virtual care delivery.

UnitedHealthcare’s decision to bundle G2211 into E/M payments for commercial plans signifies a shift in reimbursement strategies that oncologists need to address promptly.

Oncology practices can safeguard their income and operational stability by preparing for potential cyber incidents, emphasizing the importance of backup funding sources and secure claim submission methods.

Healthcare professionals must prioritize compliance with billing and documentation standards to navigate heightened regulatory scrutiny in oncology.

Oncology practitioners have a new opportunity to ethically enhance their E/M billing through Medicare’s code G2211, which emphasizes the value of sustained care and complexity in patient management.