North Carolina H555 allows telehealth providers to enroll as Medicaid providers without a physical presence in the state.
North Carolina H555 removes the requirement for telehealth providers to maintain a physical presence in the state to be eligible for Medicaid enrollment. This applies to both individual providers and medical provider groups that exclusively offer telemedicine services. The bill ensures these providers can enroll without needing an in-State service address. This act becomes effective upon becoming law.
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