As the deadline for telehealth coverage under Medicare approaches, advocates for virtual health services are ramping up their efforts to extend the policies that expanded access during the pandemic. Significant concern has arisen as the potential expiration of Medicare telehealth coverage looms, particularly impacting millions of patients who rely on these services for healthcare. Recent discussions have centered around a new bill that aims to extend telehealth policies, with warnings from rural healthcare advocates about the challenges posed by possible cuts. A growing number of reports highlight the anxiety faced by patients and senior citizens, who fear losing this vital mode of healthcare. Despite efforts to rally support, uncertainty within Washington has left many in the telehealth sector on edge as they grapple with the implications of the approaching changes.