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When does the Notification of Enforcement Discretion regarding COVID-19 and remote telehealth communications expire?

The Notification of Enforcement Discretion does not have an expiration date. OCR will issue a notice to the public when it is no longer exercising its enforcement discretion based upon the latest facts and circumstances.

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