I live in a rural area with limited specialists and am interested in telehealth options. How does Medicare cover virtual visits for someone in my location?

Answered by 4 licensed agents

Most Virtual visits are available at $0 costs for the member, depending on the Medicare Plan. If Telehealth is available, that benefit will be listed in the Evidence of Coverage

Answered by Melonie Wood on April 8, 2025

Agent Licensed in FL & AL

Answered by Melonie Wood Medicare Insurance Agent
As long as the Doctor is willing to do virtual visitations and then bill Medicare, it will be covered as a standard visitation from Medicare Part B. It is a wonderful benefit of technology that can save you much time and costs!

Answered by Norman Smith on April 6, 2025

Agent Licensed in FL & PA

Answered by Norman Smith Medicare Insurance Agent
You can get telehealth services from your home until 10/1/2025, after that, if in a rural area, you will have to be in a medical office to receive telehealth services (After 10/1/2025 there will be certain services you can still get telehealth for). I advise checking with your Dr beforehand to ensure Medicare will cover the services you need.

Medicare.gov & the Medicare & You book have a lot of information that may be useful to you.

Answered by Jessica Breland on April 9, 2025

Broker Licensed in LA

Answered by Jessica Breland Medicare Insurance Agent
Virtual visits are covered by many plans, but it is still necessary to review plans in your area to ensure your plan has telehealth benefits for your providers.

Answered by Jennifer Osborne on April 9, 2025

Broker Licensed in KY, FL, IL, IN, NE & OH

Answered by Jennifer Osborne Medicare Insurance Agent

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