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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 19, § 100.16

A/B MAC (A)--Payment for Telehealth Services to Indian

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Health Service/Tribal Facilities and Practitioners

(Rev. 1776, Issued: 07-24-09, Effective: 01-01-09, Implementation: 01-04-10)

For background on the telehealth benefit, see Chapter 12, §190.1 in this manual. For

more information on the payment of Telehealth services, see Chapter 15 of the Benefit

Policy Manual. Telehealth services fall into two categories: an originating site facility

service in which the beneficiary is presented to the distant site practitioner, and a distant

site service which is generally some type of professional consultation.

History

(Rev. 1776, Issued: 07-24-09, Effective: 01-01-09, Implementation: 01-04-10)

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