Upcoming Events
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.
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.
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.
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.
Emergency Town Hall: Government Shutdown, Telehealth Waiver Expiration
If Congress does not pass a bill to keep the government open by midnight tonight, September 30, the federal government will enter a shutdown. Alongside this, Medicare waivers expanding telehealth reimbursement will expire. In the event that this happens, CTeL will hold an emergency town hall with our community to review the current situation, how your practice may be affected, and what to expect.
CTeL Webinar:
Join us Tuesday, September 30 at 2 PM ET for a discussion on the Section 232 investigation of imports in personal protective and medical supplies. Milton Koch, CPA, Trade Advisor with Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC, will walk us through the public comment process and what it means for health care, suppliers, and beyond.
2025 Digital Health Tech and AI Showcase
Register for the Fall 2025 Digital Health Tech and AI Showcase: September 23, 2025
Join CTeL health innovators and congressional members and their staff on the hill at a pivotal point in telehealth legislation. The waivers will expire on September 30th, without direct action, millions will lose access to necessary care, technology, and innovation.
Showcase your technology, products, and services; telehealth permanence and digital health innovation depends on it.
CTeL Member Closed Door Meeting: AI Liability
This meeting will bring together key leaders and "game changers" in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within healthcare.
The central focus of the discussion will be on how liability issues will impact the delivery of care in an increasingly AI-driven healthcare landscape. This is a critical concern as AI is rapidly being integrated into diagnostics, treatment, and administrative tasks, raising questions about accountability in cases of medical error or adverse outcomes.
The working group will likely delve into topics such as:
Understanding the evolving AI landscape in healthcare: Discussing the various roles AI plays and how to align solutions with regulatory and reimbursement pathways.
Navigating the regulatory and policy landscape: Examining current and future regulations, including state and federal frameworks, and how they will shape the development and adoption of AI.
Addressing liability concerns: Exploring who bears responsibility when AI systems are involved in patient care (clinicians, developers, virtual care providers), and strategies to mitigate risks for all stakeholders.
Ensuring responsible AI use: Discussing issues like algorithmic bias, data privacy, security vulnerabilities, and how to ensure AI is used safely, transparently, and equitably to improve patient outcomes.
This meeting aims to foster an interactive and engaging platform for networking and collaborative discussions, bringing together thought leaders, policymakers, and industry professionals to stay informed about the latest developments and shape the future of AI in healthcare.
CTeL Member Closed Door Policy Meeting: Clinician Shortage
The morning session will center on the immediate and urgent need to declare the persistent nursing and clinician shortage a national public health emergency. This follows CTeL's recent engagement with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in June 2025, where the severity of this crisis was undoubtedly a key discussion point.
The session will likely highlight the critical implications of this shortage, which include:
Deterioration of Patient Care and Outcomes: Emphasizing how insufficient staffing directly impacts patient safety, access to care, and the overall quality of healthcare services.
Worsening Clinician Burnout and Attrition: Discussing the unsustainable strain on existing healthcare professionals, leading to increased burnout, reduced job satisfaction, and further departures from the workforce.
Exacerbated Health Disparities: Addressing how the shortage disproportionately affects vulnerable populations and rural areas, widening existing gaps in healthcare access.
Threat to Public Health Preparedness: Underscoring how a depleted workforce compromises the nation's ability to effectively respond to future health crises, pandemics, and other emergencies.
The declaration of a public health emergency would likely unlock various federal resources and flexibilities, which the working group will explore, such as:
Expanded Funding and Grant Opportunities: For nursing and medical schools to increase capacity, attract new students, and retain faculty.
Regulatory Waivers and Flexibilities: Potentially easing licensing barriers across state lines, expanding telehealth services, and allowing for innovative care delivery models.
Financial Incentives: Such as loan repayment programs, tax credits, and scholarships to attract and retain healthcare professionals in underserved areas and critical specialties.
Workforce Development and Retention Strategies: Including initiatives to support clinician well-being, address administrative burdens, and create more supportive work environments.
The morning session aims to build on CTeL's discussions with HHS, solidifying a unified call to action for federal recognition and intervention to address this pressing crisis and ensure a robust and resilient healthcare workforce for the nation.
The Next Frontier of Health Wearables: Empowering Preventative Care and Telehealth
Join us for an essential webinar designed for health systems and providers navigating the complexities of the upcoming Calendar Year (CY) 2026 CMS Physician Fee Schedule. This deep dive will equip you with the critical policy and regulation updates you need to optimize reimbursement and ensure compliance.
CY26 CMS Physician Fee Schedule Deep Dive
Join us for an essential webinar designed for health systems and providers navigating the complexities of the upcoming Calendar Year (CY) 2026 CMS Physician Fee Schedule. This deep dive will equip you with the critical policy and regulation updates you need to optimize reimbursement and ensure compliance.