Louisiana caps originating-site telehealth physician reimbursement at no less than 75% of the in-person amount
Summary
Louisiana's private-payer telehealth law sets the originating-site physician reimbursement floor at no less than 75% of the reasonable and customary in-person amount. This allows reimbursement below the full in-person rate for those services.
Louisiana requires that the originating-site physician be reimbursed at not less than 75% of the reasonable and customary in-person amount, meaning payers may reimburse below the full in-person rate for these services. While Louisiana mandates payment parity for some services such as physical and occupational therapy, the 75% floor for originating-site physician services falls short of full parity. This payment gap can reduce reimbursement for telehealth-facilitated visits.
Source: Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP), Louisiana state telehealth page (2026).
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