Blue Cross telehealth reimbursement cut has officials worried about potential for more
The health insurer, which covers more Nebraskans than any other company, cut what it pays for telehealth services by 50% as of July 1.
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The health insurer, which covers more Nebraskans than any other company, cut what it pays for telehealth services by 50% as of July 1.
The percentage of visits still being done via telehealth is much lower than in the early months of the pandemic. Experts are evaluating its future applications.
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