The CTeL FemTech and Queer Digital Health Coalition webinar explored how telehealth, AI, and healthcare policy impact access to care for women and LGBTQ+ communities. Panelists discussed how state-by-state regulatory differences can create barriers to culturally competent care, particularly for patients seeking gender-affirming services, reproductive health care, behavioral health support, and other specialized services. The conversation highlighted the growing FemTech market, projected to increase from approximately $430 billion today to $600 billion by 2030, while emphasizing the need for stronger safeguards around privacy, clinical quality, and patient trust. Speakers also examined how patients, providers, investors, and employers can evaluate digital health companies by assessing clinical validation, leadership expertise, data protection practices, inclusivity, and transparency. The discussion concluded with a focus on the responsible use of AI in healthcare, stressing the importance of representative data, ongoing oversight, accreditation, and accountability to ensure digital health innovations improve access while maintaining quality and patient safety.