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Issue Brief: Telehealth & Implications for Asthma Care Coverage in Medicaid

Sponsoring Program Name: 
American Lung Association
The American Lung Association issue brief, "Telehealth & Implications for Asthma Care Coverage in Medicaid," explores the regulations and policies that govern the use of telehealth in Medicaid programs. Access the issue brief to learn about how those policies have changed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the experiences of state asthma programs applying telehealth to care for individuals with asthma, and opportunities for state asthma programs to collaborate with their respective Medicaid partners regarding telehealth and asthma coverage.

The American Lung Association released an issue brief on Telehealth & Implications for Asthma Care Coverage in Medicaid. The issue brief explores the regulations and policies that govern the use of telehealth in Medicaid programs, how those policies have changed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the experiences of state asthma programs applying telehealth to care for individuals with asthma, and opportunities for state asthma programs to collaborate with their respective Medicaid partners regarding telehealth and asthma coverage.

We discussed this issue brief, as well as our new data on coverage and barriers to guidelines-based asthma care in state Medicaid programs, on a webcast recorded on July 8, 2021. You can view a recording of that event, as well as find all of our resources for the Asthma Guidelines-Based Care Coverage Project, at Lung.org/asthma-care-coverage.

Contact Name: 
Barbara Kaplan
Contact Email: 
barbara.kaplan@lung.org
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202-715-3438
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What Providers Need to Know About E-cigarettes and Asthma (fact sheet)

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Michigan Dept. of Health & Human Services Asthma Program
This fact sheet provides information about e-cigarettes and asthma to health care providers.

This document describes what e-cigarettes are, why they are a problem for people with asthma, and ways health care providers can help their patients quit using them.

Contact Name: 
Tisa Vorce
Contact Email: 
vorcet@michigan.gov
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