Meet Genie
Telehealth policy.
Start with a question.
Genie is CTeL’s AI research assistant. Explore telehealth laws, regulations, and policy, find relevant sources, and build on what you learn.
Full research access requires an active CTeL member account.
Explore the Genie workspace
This is a preview of the Genie workspace. Open Genie to try a question.
Open Genie (opens in a new tab)Research answers require an active CTeL member account. Member login opens the full Genie site in a new tab.
Use Genie as a starting point for research. AI responses can be incomplete or incorrect; verify the original sources and their current applicability before making decisions.
Ask in your own words
Start with the question you are working through, then explore relevant policy and research materials.
Follow the sources
Review citations when they are provided and open available source documents to examine the context.
Return to your research
Members can reopen saved conversations and use the research library to keep investigating a topic.
An app preview
Genie for iPhone.
Keep your telehealth research close at hand. The Genie iOS app brings research chat, Library search, and saved conversations to your iPhone.
- Follow a question further. Ask in your own words and review source links when they are provided.
- Pick up your research. Reopen saved conversations or search the Library for relevant material.
- Make it comfortable. Choose a light or dark appearance for the app.
Research access requires an active CTeL member account. Contact CTeL for iOS app availability and access.
Ask about the iOS app
iPhone app preview. Select the image for a closer look.
Who can use Genie?
Visitors can explore the chat interface and enter a question. Research answers, search, and saved conversations require an active CTeL member account. Creating an account alone does not grant membership access.
How do I sign in for the first time?
Select Member login to open Genie in a new tab, then use the email associated with your CTeL membership. If you need to set or reset your password, use the first-sign-in or password-help link on that screen. The Genie web app does not offer public registration.
What can I research?
Genie supports research into telehealth laws, regulations, reimbursement, licensing, and compliance. Ask a focused question, search the library, and review the sources available for your topic.
Does every answer include citations?
Citations appear when the service supplies them. Coverage and source availability vary, so inspect the documents behind an answer and confirm that they address your question. An answer without citations needs additional verification.
Does Genie replace professional advice?
Genie supports research. It does not provide legal, medical, billing, or compliance advice. Consult the appropriate professional when applying research to a specific situation.
Where can I review Genie's terms and privacy policy?
Read the Genie terms of service (opens in a new tab) and privacy policy (opens in a new tab) on the Genie site before using the service.
Bring curiosity. Follow the evidence.
Make Genie part of
your research routine.
Open the workspace to get started, or learn about CTeL membership.