Partner Nate Lacktman penned an article for the Journal of Health Care Compliance titled “New Resources for Telehealth Chronic Care Management (CCM) Rules.” Within the article, Lacktman discusses the new educational initiative from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services called Connected Care: the CCM Resource, and explains why CCM is a powerful tool for providers and telehealth practices.
The article originally ran on Foley’s Health Care Law Today blog and was republished for the Journal of Health Care Compliance. Access the published article below.
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