Access to Telehealth expanded during the pandemic, and although many pandemic programs have ceased to exist, telehealth coverage by Medicare kept getting extended, which allowed rural communities—like many in West Virginia— to have greater access to health care.

Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) posted a video on TikTok informing his 400,000 followers of “breaking news” that “the Trump administration announced that Medicare will stop covering telehealth on April 1st,” and calling for opposition to “stand up to these Medicare cuts.

New questions surrounding potential changes for Medicare recipients have them wondering whether they'll still have access to telehealth options.