To amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to remove geographic requirements and expand originating sites for telehealth services.

This bill removes geographic restrictions that previously limited Medicare telehealth access to rural areas and expands where patients can receive these services. It directly affects Medicare beneficiaries and healthcare providers by allowing telehealth visits to occur from any location (not just rural zones) and enabling more types of facilities (like clinics or pharmacies) to serve as "originating sites." The key change amends the Social Security Act to replace temporary language about a 151-day period with permanent language, making these expanded telehealth access rules permanent. This simplifies access for patients seeking remote care without requiring providers to navigate temporary policy limits.