With time running out, advocates mount push for telehealth, hospital-at-home extensions

With time running out, advocates mount push for telehealth, hospital-at-home extensions 
McKnights Home Care; by Adam Healy; 8/15/25 
With the Sept. 30 expiration date approaching for telehealth flexibilities implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, industry advocates are urging lawmakers to pass a two-year extension. “We have only 48 days to avert a telehealth shutdown on October 1, and we’re relying on continued bipartisan, bicameral support to win the day,” Kyle Zebley, executive director of American Telemedicine Association Action and senior vice president of public policy for the ATA, said Thursday [8/14] in a statement.