Upcoming Events
Acute Hospital Care at Home – Designing a Post-Waiver Framework
CTeL is convening a cross-sector roundtable on May 6, 2026 to bring together hospital leaders, policy experts, and care delivery stakeholders for a collaborative discussion on the future of Acute Hospital Care at Home. This dialogue will explore post-waiver policy considerations, regulatory pathways, and evidence gaps needed to support long-term sustainability and equitable access.
RPM Oversight & Enforcement: What You Need to Know
Remote patient monitoring has demonstrated efficacy in the treatment and management of both acute and chronic conditions, sparking a growing interest and adoption of related technologies. Alongside this growth is an increase in billing for remote monitoring services, causing federal investigators to place increased scrutiny in the potential for fraudulent or improper billing practices.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
FemTech & Queer Digital Health: Market Opportunities and Growth Strategies
Join us on June 8 at 2 PM ET for a focused discussion on FemTech & Queer Digital Health: Market Opportunities and Growth Strategies, where we’ll explore emerging investment trends, reimbursement pathways, and the evolving market landscape. This session will bring together leaders across industry and policy to identify opportunities to scale innovation and expand access to care.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Digital Health Market NYC Symposium
CTeL is convening a cross-sector symposium on June 23, 2026, to bring together digital health leaders, investors, legal experts, and policymakers for a focused discussion on market trends shaping growth and investment. This dialogue will examine regulatory dynamics, data strategy, and AI deployment considerations influencing digital health transactions and long-term market viability.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI, Cybersecurity, & Protecting Patient Privacy in a Virtual Care Environment
CTeL is convening a cross-sector roundtable on July 15, 2026, to bring together digital health leaders, privacy experts, and policymakers for a collaborative discussion on cybersecurity and patient privacy in virtual care environments. This dialogue will examine how the introduction of AI is reshaping security risks, compliance obligations, and policy priorities across the health care ecosystem.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
NPI Fraud – Protecting Clinicians and Promoting Program Integrity
CTeL is convening a cross-sector roundtable on August 12, 2026, to bring together digital health leaders, legal experts, and remote monitoring stakeholders for a focused discussion on recent RPM enforcement activity and its implications for the field. This dialogue will explore compliance considerations, evolving regulatory expectations, and strategies to support sustainable and responsible growth in remote monitoring.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Telemedicine E/M Codes: Application and Reimbursement Disparities
CTeL is convening a cross-sector roundtable on September 2, 2026, to bring together providers, policy experts, and digital health stakeholders for a collaborative discussion on the implementation of new telemedicine E/M codes 98000–98015. This dialogue will examine early adoption experiences, reimbursement challenges, and opportunities to strengthen evidence and policy alignment supporting virtual care delivery.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
The DTC Digital Health Tech Revolution: FemTech, Repro, and Gender Affirming Care
CTeL is convening a cross-sector roundtable on April 22, 2026 to bring together reproductive and queer health leaders for a collaborative discussion focused on legal, regulatory, and policy challenges impacting digital health innovation.
RPM Research - Understanding Cost, Quality & Fraud
Join University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) Telehealth Administrator Kyle Brewer, MBA, FACHE and Clinical Pharmacist Carly Brown, PharmD, CPAHA for an overview of what the current evidence base says about RPM, current research efforts they’re pioneering, and what the future holds for this field of digital health.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
Beyond the Waiver: A Strategy to Make DEA Telehealth Prescribing Permanent Before 2026 Cliff
CTeL in conjuction with the American Psychiatric Association is convening a roundtable on March 25, 2026 to help create a feasible pathway to permanency in collaboration with federal policymakers.
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
Tariffs After the Supreme Court: What Digital Health Needs to Know
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump struck down the Administration’s vast tariff framework imposed using emergency law. Since the ruling, President Trump has vowed to continue forward with his tariff policy by enacting a 15% global tariff. Join Milton Koch, C.P.A., Trade Advisor with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, for a recap of what the Supreme Court’s decision means for the digital health community and what we might expect to come next.
CTeL's February Clinical Workforce Shortage Roundtable
CTeL members are invited to join us virtually for our first in a series of monthly roundtables hosted by CTeL on February 26, 2026 from 2:00-3:00pm ET.
As a leading voice in digital health care and policy, CTeL is fostering an industry dialogue to develop actionable policy priorities leveraging telehealth, remote monitoring, artificial intelligence, and other health technologies to address the causes and effects of clinical workforce shortages.
During this discussion, we will examine the role that digital health plays in:
-Expanding the pipeline for entry into the health workforce;
-Promoting retention and ensuring that workers have a safe and supportive environment; and,
-Preventing clinician burnout and reducing administrative burden.
Please note this meeting is open to CTeL members only: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/E9PVc9h7RuCcNZ-mSbKOzQ
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
CTeL Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
Join here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86037023511?pwd=5ZZTwvafr5HHRM3B0F7uQH3MMA4sce.1
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
The Legal Landscape of Audio-Only and Asynchronous Care Webinar
Inconsistencies in state laws make starting and expanding telehealth practices costly, administratively difficult, and legally complex. Audio-only and asynchronous care models present unique legal challenges, particularly when it comes to establishing an initial patient-clinician relationship.
Join CTeL experts Sophie Fisher, JD and Lydia Homovich, MPS, CPC-A for a discussion of our survey findings and what they mean for telehealth compliance moving forward
RPM & RTM Working Group
The RPM and RTM Working Group focuses on the evolving policy, regulatory, and operational landscape for Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring. The group examines federal and state developments, reimbursement pathways, clinical use cases, and implementation challenges affecting providers, health systems, and technology vendors. Through expert discussions and policy analysis, the working group supports informed engagement on how RPM and RTM can be effectively and responsibly integrated into patient care.
AI & LLM Working Group
CTeL’s AI & LLM Working Group convenes healthcare leaders, legal professionals, technologists, and policy experts to examine the use of artificial intelligence and large language models in healthcare. The group focuses on regulatory considerations, compliance, data privacy, governance, and real-world use cases. Through ongoing discussions, participants share perspectives on how AI tools are being evaluated, implemented, and overseen within healthcare organizations.
Telehealth Working Group
CTeL’s Telehealth Working Group brings together healthcare leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to discuss key issues affecting the delivery of telehealth across the United States. The group focuses on regulatory developments, reimbursement policies, licensure, privacy, and emerging trends that impact virtual care. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, participants share insights, identify challenges, and explore practical approaches to advancing telehealth policy and implementation.
CTeL Digital Health Summit
Join us December 11-12 at the law offices of Morgan Lewis for CTeL’s Fall Digital Health Summit!
CTeL Member In-Person Policy Discussion
Location: Mcdermott and Emery Law Offices
Details to follow.
CTeL Fall 2025 Digital Health Summit
Join thought leaders, policymakers, and industry experts for two days of in-depth discussion on the future of digital health, telehealth, artificial intelligence, and regulatory policy.
The Fall 2025 Digital Health Summit will take place at the law offices of King & Spalding in Washington, D.C.
Medicare Enrollment and Reassignment for Virtual Care Providers — Update for 2026 Webinar
Join Patrick Cunningham, Founder and Principal of Re-architect Health LLC, for a timely briefing on the major Medicare enrollment changes taking effect January 1, 2026.
CTeL Follow Up: Clinical Workforce Shortage Webinar
The clinical workforce shortage remains one of the most pressing challenges facing health care today, straining hospitals, providers, and patient access. CTeL will host a webinar on October 21 at 2:00 PM ET to examine the latest developments and explore actionable strategies for addressing these shortages.