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Teleheath, Fraud and Complexity: Considerations for Policymakers

The COVID-19 pandemic drastically shifted how Americans accessed health care. Telehealth services became a main source of medical care, and as such, lawmakers, agencies and political leaders rushed to ensure that accessing telehealth was relatively easy, with as few regulatory hurdles as possible. Now, as lawmakers grapple with which of these temporary changes to make permanent for the new telehealth landscape, some are concerned about the potential for fraud in telehealth. This is understandable; in late 2020, as another wave of COVID-19 hit the United States, the U.S. Department of Justice charged over 80 medical professionals with nearly $4.5 billion in telehealth-related fraud.

Letter to the Michigan Senate Health Policy and Human Services Committee on Ocular Telehealth

Dear Chair VanderWall, Vice Chair Bizon, Minority Vice Chair Brinks, and members of the Michigan Senate Health Policy and Human Services Committee: My name is Courtney Joslin and I am a resident fellow for competition policy at the R Street Institute. R Street is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy research organization whose mission is to engage in policy research that supports free markets and limited, effective government. My research focuses on health disintermediation and scope of practice reform in health care. I am writing today in regard to House Bill 4356, which would allow Michigan residents to renew their contact lens prescriptions online.

FTC Sends Warning Letters to Eyeglass Prescribers | Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sent 28 warning letters to eyeglass prescribers warning them of potential violations of the FTC’s Ophthalmic Practice Rules, known as the Eyeglass Rule, which enables consumers to comparison shop for prescription eyeglasses. The Eyeglass Rule requires prescribers to provide patients with a copy of their eyeglass prescription immediately after an eye exam that includes a refraction (the test a prescriber uses to get a patient’s eyeglass prescription), even if the patient does not request it. Under the Rule, prescribers cannot require that patients buy eyeglasses as a condition of providing them with a copy of their prescription, place a liability waiver on the prescription, require patients to sign a waiver, or require patients to pay an additional fee in exchange for a copy of their prescription. In addition, prescribers cannot refuse to perform an eye exam unless the patient bu

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