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Tele health guide TELEHEALTH Start-Up and Resource Guide Version October CTable of Contents Introduction What is Telehealth What is Telemedicine The Dynamics of Telehealth Why Is Telehealth Important Telehealth Studies of Interest Getting Started What Ser

TELEHEALTH Start-Up and Resource Guide Version October CTable of Contents Introduction What is Telehealth What is Telemedicine The Dynamics of Telehealth Why Is Telehealth Important Telehealth Studies of Interest Getting Started What Services Can Be Provided By Telemedicine Practice Guidelines American Telehealth Association ATA Standards Guidelines The AMA Policy on Telemedicine California Telehealth Resource Center ? s Program Developer Telligen Interview Findings with Telehealth Stakeholders August Toolkits and information for program initiation From Startup to Sustainability Telehealth Operations Module Telehealth Telemedicine Product and Service Directory Billing and Reimbursement Telemedicine Reimbursement Guide Medicare Telehealth Billing CMS Telehealth Code Information Medicaid Telemedicine Policy Considerations for Telehealth Start- Up What ? s On the Horizon for Telehealth Iowa- Speci ?c Resources Examples of Telehealth Projects ??Iowa Facility- Speci ?c Telehealth Projects Telehealth Policy Resources - Iowa Key Websites Medically Underserved Areas Populations MUAs MUPs and Countywide Health Professional Shortage Areas HPSAs Iowa Resources Resources Resource Listing Regional Telehealth Resource Centers RTRCs CIntroduction This start-up and resource guide was created in partnership between Telligen and gpTRAC the Great Plains Telehealth Resource and Assistance Center It is intended to provide an overview and framework for implementing telehealth in critical access hospitals and rural areas It is also intended to point the reader to reliable and informative resources for learning about telehealth and the organizations that support the use of telehealth in various ways With many excellent organizations and resources available we envisioned this guide as a starting point and way of directing the reader to the appropriate resource for his her speci ?c purpose It could be used as a reference for new e ?orts ongoing telehealth programs or even included in orientation for new sta ? It is the hope of Telligen and gpTRAC that this guide will especially assist those considering starting up a telehealth program in their facilities Substantial research went into the development of this guidebook Numerous resources are highlighted including the American Telemedicine Association gpTRAC the Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law the California Telehealth Resource Center CTRC who we would like to thank for their permission to use many of their toolkits and best practices in this guide We would also like to thank sta ? members interviewed at several facilities in Iowa and Colorado who helped identify barriers and successes encountered in their journey of implementing telehealth The following facilities were interviewed ? Clarke County Hospital Osceola Iowa ? Yuma District Hospital Yuma Colorado ? Centura Health Denver Colorado ? Colorado Access Denver Colorado The information and links in this guide are current as of the date of its publication As with many other health and technology related topics information and resources are constantly changing and evolving It is possible that some resources will be updated or moved from the location speci ?ed in the links provided However we expect that most resources can still be located by contacting the organization associated with speci ?c resource should the information associated with the link not appear when clicked CWhat