Telehealth Presentation Slides
Slide titled 'Agenda' with a list of discussion topics including Telehealth, Billing & Reimbursement, and specific subtopics like HIPAA & Consent, Workflow, Coding Options, Documentation, Medicare, and Commercial, on a blue background.
A digital infographic explaining telehealth, with sections titled 'What is it?' and 'Why it matters,' describing benefits like calming fears, protecting staff health, and offering convenience.
A scene from the TV show Seinfeld showing Jerry Seinfeld peeking from behind a pillar with a surprised expression. The text says 'Time to... PIVOT!'
Diagram comparing solutions for EMR, Stand Alone, and Overall options, highlighting features and considerations for each.
Slide titled 'HIPAA Considerations' discusses non-traditional platforms like Zoom and FaceTime, highlighting their ease of use and free access, and notes that Facebook, TikTok, and similar social media options are explicitly not allowed.
A digital infographic titled 'Telehealth Workflow' outlining three steps: 1. PRE-VISIT in orange, covering patient identification, communication expectations, and technology education; 2. DAY OF VISIT in green, including patient check-in, payment col
A person wearing a headset is working at a desk with three laptops and a monitor, participating in a telehealth session, illustrating tools for telehealth including multiple screens and internet connectivity.
Patient consent form document with main components and an example of electronic consent for telehealth services.
A document titled 'Patient Consent' outlining a patient's rights and procedures regarding telehealth services, including consent for online communication, confidentiality, and billing details.
Document with a section titled 'Comprehensive Telehealth Course Recommendation from Jefferson for CME' in blue, offering a one-hour educational course on telehealth physical exams, costing $100. The main text on the left discusses documentation requi
Sample telehealth documentation template including patient information, history of illness, hospital course, and virtual visit checklist.
A chart titled 'Visit Types & Coding Options' with four sections: Telehealth Visits, Virtual Check-In, E-Visits, and Telephone Only. Each section lists codes and descriptions of different telehealth service options.
Flowchart titled 'Which Code to Use?' guiding selection of emergency communication codes with decision points about video, real-time status, and patient location, leading to specific code instructions.
Infographic titled 'Medicare Reimbursement' showing four columns with different reimbursement categories, including Telehealth Visits, Virtual Check-In, E-Visits, and Telephone Only, each with codes and cost details.
A Medicare billing information chart detailing types of telehealth services including Medicare telehealth visits, virtual check-ins, and e-visits, with descriptions, codes, and patient relationship notes.
A slide titled 'Billing Medicare (cont.)' lists telephone billing codes for medical discussions, with durations of 5-10, 11-20, and 21-30 minutes, and indicates the service is provided at office location 11. There is a graphic of a blue office teleph
A billing chart for telehealth and virtual check-in services, listing payers, contact information, and guidelines for Medicare, Medicaid, and other insurance providers.
Screenshot of a commercial billing document outlining policies for online and telehealth services during COVID-19, including coverage details, exclusions, and provider qualifications.
A digital graphic of a lightbulb composed of colorful icons related to technology and healthcare, alongside a list of telehealth resources and links on a white background.