Tools & Resources

Fact Sheets

These fact sheets were developed and produced by telehealth partners nationally and within the region.

Getting Started & Implementation

AMA Digital Health Implementation Playbook

COVID-19 Policy Resources

FCC Lifeline Program

USAC Healthcare Funding

Workflows & Documentation

Plan your Telehealth Workflow

AAP Telehealth Support

Emergency Telemedicine Consult Form

Sample Consent Forms

Billing, Coding, & Reimbursement

2022 Physician Fee Schedule

FAQs on Medicare FFS Billing

List of Covered Services

Medicare and E-Visits

Medicare Learning Network

State Laws & Reimbursement

Clinical Best Practices & Tele-Physical Exams

Screening for Lung Cancer & Saving Lives

ADA Telehealth Considerations

Best Practices in Documentation

Empathy in Virtual Visits

Guide to Comprehensive Patient Assessment

Patient Checklist

Provider Etiquette Checklist

Tele-Physical Exam Cheat Sheet

Telehealth Access in Libraries

Telehealth in our Libraries

Telehealth in our Schools & Libraries: Case Studies and Useful Resources

Shhhhhh! The Doctor’s In. Guide to Connecting Library Patrons to Better Health

Idaho Telehealth and Libraries Toolkit

TeleConnect Online Health Visits and Social Services

Equitable Access & Technology

Billing for Translator/Interpreter

Technology Assessment Toolkits

Technology Innovation Watch

Telehealth/Disability/Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Telehealth Guidance and Resources: Communication Access for Deaf, Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind Patients and their Providers

Telehealth and the Deaf: A Comparison Study

Ensuring Full Participation of People with Disabilities in an Era of Telehealth (Article)

North Carolina DHHS, Deaf, Hard of Hearing Deafblind Telehealth Resources

Telehealth/General Disability

Telemedicine and accessibility for patients with disabilities

Viewing Telehealth Policymaking Through the Lens of Disability

The Need for Disability-Inclusive Telehealth Services

Telehealth Use By Persons with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Telehealth/Disability/Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

Virtual Health Care for Adult Patients with IDD

Telemedicine Treatment and Care for Patients with Intellectual Disability

Telehealth for Individuals with IDD during COVID-19

Telehealth/Older Adults

Virtual Human Services for Different Populations

AARP/Telehealth Resources

Tech Guides/Telehealth for Seniors

Telehealth/Language Access

How Health Systems Can Help Address Language Barriers to Achieve Digital Health Equity

Breaking the language barrier in telemedicine

Addressing Language Barriers in Patient-Provider Communication

Navigating Telehealth in LEP Populations

Understanding the Impact of Virtual Care on the LEP Patient

Using Telehealth to Care for LEP Patients

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This website was made possible by grant number U1UTH42531-01 from the Office for the Advancement of Telehealth, Health Resources and Services Administration, DHHS

The information and tools presented on the Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Centers’ (NRTRC) website are strictly for informational and educational purposes and should not be considered legal advice. In providing this information, the NRTRC is not providing legal advice or offering interpretations of any laws, regulations or policies. NRTRC encourages you to check with the appropriate state agency or other applicable authority for further information and direction and to seek the advice of legal counsel with respect to any regulatory or legal matters you encounter.