A proposed rule regarding Medicare Advantage might pave the way for more telehealth in Medicare beneficiaries’ homes. The MA rule released Oct. 26 would “allow greater ability for Medicare Advantage enrollees to receive telehealth from places like their homes, rather than requiring them to go to a health care facility to receive telehealth services,” the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services says in a release. “Plans would also have greater flexibility to offer clinically appropriate telehealth benefits that are not otherwise available to Medicare beneficiaries.” Change: CMS notes that “while MA plans have always been able to offer more telehealth services than are currently payable under original Medicare through supplemental benefits, this change in how such additional telehealth benefits are financed (that is, accounted for in payments to plans) makes it more likely that MA plans will offer them and that more enrollees will be able to use the benefits.” The rule is at https://federalregister.gov/d/2018-23599.