CTeL’s Licensure and Continuity of Care Working Group

The Licensure and Continuity of Care Working Group at CTeL is dedicated to addressing the complexities and regulatory challenges of providing seamless telehealth services across state lines. This group focuses on ensuring that healthcare professionals can deliver consistent and high-quality care to patients, regardless of geographic barriers.

Our working group offers a collaborative platform for telehealth professionals, legal experts, and policymakers to discuss best practices, share solutions, and stay informed about the latest developments in licensure regulations and continuity of care. Topics include multi-state licensure compacts, regulatory compliance, and strategies to maintain uninterrupted care for patients.

Join us to connect with peers, gain valuable insights, and contribute to advancing licensure and continuity of care in telehealth, ensuring that patients receive the care they need, wherever they are. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL Office Hours: Your Opportunity to Connect and Ask Questions

Join us during CTeL Office Hours, a dedicated time for our members to drop by and ask any questions they have. Much like a professor's office hours, this is an open forum designed to provide personalized support and answers to your inquiries about telehealth, policy updates, working groups, upcoming events, and more.

Whether you're seeking guidance, need clarification on a topic, or just want to engage in a conversation with our team, CTeL Office Hours are here for you. We look forward to connecting with you and addressing any questions you may have. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Congressional and White House Advisory Group

The Congressional and White House Advisory Group at CTeL serves as a vital link between the telehealth community and federal policymakers. This group focuses on influencing telehealth policy, advocating for legislative changes, and ensuring that the voices of telehealth professionals are heard at the highest levels of government.

Our advisory group provides members with a platform to engage with legislators, share insights on the latest telehealth advancements, and discuss the impact of federal policies on virtual care. By participating, members can stay informed about legislative developments, contribute to policy discussions, and collaborate on advocacy efforts to promote the growth and sustainability of telehealth services.

Join us to be at the forefront of telehealth policy advocacy, connect with key policymakers, and help shape the future of telehealth legislation. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Privacy and Security Working Group

In the rapidly evolving field of telehealth, ensuring the privacy and security of patient information is paramount. CTeL’s Privacy and Security Working Group is dedicated to helping telehealth professionals navigate the complex landscape of data protection and compliance.

This group provides a forum for members to discuss the latest privacy regulations, cybersecurity threats, and best practices for safeguarding sensitive health information. Through collaborative discussions, expert insights, and resource sharing, our working group aims to empower telehealth providers to implement robust security measures and maintain patient trust.

Join us to stay updated on privacy and security trends, connect with industry peers, and enhance your organization's data protection strategies. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Reimbursement and Claims Denial Working Group

Navigating the complexities of telehealth reimbursement and managing claims denials can be challenging. CTeL’s Reimbursement and Claims Denial Working Group is dedicated to helping members overcome these hurdles. This group serves as a collaborative forum where telehealth professionals can share insights, strategies, and best practices for optimizing reimbursement processes and effectively addressing claims denials.

Our working group provides a platform for members to discuss current issues, stay informed about policy changes, and gain access to valuable resources and expert advice. Whether you're looking to improve your reimbursement strategies or need support in handling claims denials, this group is here to assist you.

Join us to stay ahead of the curve and ensure your telehealth services are financially sustainable. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Mental & Behavioral Health Working Group

The Mental & Behavioral Health Working Group at CTeL is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities in telehealth for mental and behavioral health services. This group focuses on crucial aspects such as telepsychiatry, teletherapy, and the complexities of remote prescribing.

Our working group provides a collaborative platform for professionals to share best practices, discuss policy updates, and explore innovative solutions to enhance mental and behavioral health care through telehealth. We aim to ensure that telehealth services are accessible, effective, and compliant with regulatory standards, particularly in the area of remote prescribing.

Join us to stay informed, connect with peers, and contribute to advancing telehealth in mental and behavioral health care. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s AI & Large Language Models Working Group

The AI & Large Language Models Working Group at CTeL is at the forefront of exploring how artificial intelligence and advanced language models can revolutionize telehealth. This group focuses on the integration, application, and ethical considerations of AI technologies in virtual care.

Our working group offers a dynamic platform for telehealth professionals, AI experts, and policymakers to collaborate, discuss cutting-edge developments, and share best practices. Topics include the use of AI for improving diagnostic accuracy, enhancing patient communication, and optimizing operational efficiencies. Members will also delve into the regulatory and ethical implications of deploying AI in healthcare.

Join us to stay informed about the latest AI advancements, engage with industry leaders, and contribute to shaping the future of AI in telehealth. Join here: Zoom Link

TeL’s TeleDerm Health Coalition

The TeleDerm Health Coalition at CTeL is dedicated to advancing the field of teledermatology, leveraging technology to improve access to dermatological care. This coalition addresses the specific challenges and opportunities within teledermatology, aiming to enhance patient outcomes through innovative remote care solutions.

Our coalition provides a collaborative platform for dermatologists, telehealth professionals, and policymakers to discuss the latest advancements, share best practices, and navigate regulatory landscapes. By participating in this group, members can stay updated on cutting-edge technologies, explore effective teledermatology models, and contribute to shaping the future of remote dermatological care.

Join us to connect with industry experts, gain valuable insights, and play a pivotal role in the evolution of teledermatology. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Oral Health Coalition

The Oral Health Coalition at CTeL is focused on the integration and advancement of telehealth in dental care. This coalition aims to address the unique challenges and opportunities in providing oral health services remotely, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive and timely care.

Our coalition brings together dental professionals, telehealth experts, and policymakers to discuss best practices, share innovative solutions, and stay informed about the latest developments in tele-dentistry. By participating in this group, members can explore strategies for improving patient access, enhancing care quality, and navigating regulatory requirements specific to oral health.

Join us to collaborate with peers, gain valuable insights, and contribute to the future of oral health through telehealth. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL Office Hours: Your Opportunity to Connect and Ask Questions

Join us during CTeL Office Hours, a dedicated time for our members to drop by and ask any questions they have. Much like a professor's office hours, this is an open forum designed to provide personalized support and answers to your inquiries about telehealth, policy updates, working groups, upcoming events, and more.

Whether you're seeking guidance, need clarification on a topic, or just want to engage in a conversation with our team, CTeL Office Hours are here for you. We look forward to connecting with you and addressing any questions you may have. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Remote Monitoring Working Group

The Remote Monitoring Working Group at CTeL is dedicated to exploring the advancements and best practices in remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies. This group focuses on the integration and utilization of RPM in telehealth to improve patient outcomes and enhance care delivery.

Our working group offers a collaborative environment for telehealth professionals to discuss innovative remote monitoring solutions, address regulatory challenges, and share successful implementation strategies. By participating in this group, members can stay informed about the latest trends, technologies, and policies shaping the future of remote patient monitoring.

Join us to connect with experts, gain valuable insights, and contribute to advancing remote monitoring in telehealth. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL Office Hours: Your Opportunity to Connect and Ask Questions

Join us during CTeL Office Hours, a dedicated time for our members to drop by and ask any questions they have. Much like a professor's office hours, this is an open forum designed to provide personalized support and answers to your inquiries about telehealth, policy updates, working groups, upcoming events, and more.

Whether you're seeking guidance, need clarification on a topic, or just want to engage in a conversation with our team, CTeL Office Hours are here for you. We look forward to connecting with you and addressing any questions you may have. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Congressional and White House Advisory Group

The Congressional and White House Advisory Group at CTeL serves as a vital link between the telehealth community and federal policymakers. This group focuses on influencing telehealth policy, advocating for legislative changes, and ensuring that the voices of telehealth professionals are heard at the highest levels of government.

Our advisory group provides members with a platform to engage with legislators, share insights on the latest telehealth advancements, and discuss the impact of federal policies on virtual care. By participating, members can stay informed about legislative developments, contribute to policy discussions, and collaborate on advocacy efforts to promote the growth and sustainability of telehealth services.

Join us to be at the forefront of telehealth policy advocacy, connect with key policymakers, and help shape the future of telehealth legislation. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s AI & Large Language Models Working Group

The AI & Large Language Models Working Group at CTeL is at the forefront of exploring how artificial intelligence and advanced language models can revolutionize telehealth. This group focuses on the integration, application, and ethical considerations of AI technologies in virtual care.

Our working group offers a dynamic platform for telehealth professionals, AI experts, and policymakers to collaborate, discuss cutting-edge developments, and share best practices. Topics include the use of AI for improving diagnostic accuracy, enhancing patient communication, and optimizing operational efficiencies. Members will also delve into the regulatory and ethical implications of deploying AI in healthcare.

Join us to stay informed about the latest AI advancements, engage with industry leaders, and contribute to shaping the future of AI in telehealth. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s TeleDerm Health Coalition

The TeleDerm Health Coalition at CTeL is dedicated to advancing the field of teledermatology, leveraging technology to improve access to dermatological care. This coalition addresses the specific challenges and opportunities within teledermatology, aiming to enhance patient outcomes through innovative remote care solutions.

Our coalition provides a collaborative platform for dermatologists, telehealth professionals, and policymakers to discuss the latest advancements, share best practices, and navigate regulatory landscapes. By participating in this group, members can stay updated on cutting-edge technologies, explore effective teledermatology models, and contribute to shaping the future of remote dermatological care.

Join us to connect with industry experts, gain valuable insights, and play a pivotal role in the evolution of teledermatology. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Reimbursement and Claims Denial Working Group

Navigating the complexities of telehealth reimbursement and managing claims denials can be challenging. CTeL’s Reimbursement and Claims Denial Working Group is dedicated to helping members overcome these hurdles. This group serves as a collaborative forum where telehealth professionals can share insights, strategies, and best practices for optimizing reimbursement processes and effectively addressing claims denials.

Our working group provides a platform for members to discuss current issues, stay informed about policy changes, and gain access to valuable resources and expert advice. Whether you're looking to improve your reimbursement strategies or need support in handling claims denials, this group is here to assist you.

Join us to stay ahead of the curve and ensure your telehealth services are financially sustainable. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL Office Hours: Your Opportunity to Connect and Ask Questions

Join us during CTeL Office Hours, a dedicated time for our members to drop by and ask any questions they have. Much like a professor's office hours, this is an open forum designed to provide personalized support and answers to your inquiries about telehealth, policy updates, working groups, upcoming events, and more.

Whether you're seeking guidance, need clarification on a topic, or just want to engage in a conversation with our team, CTeL Office Hours are here for you. We look forward to connecting with you and addressing any questions you may have. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Remote Monitoring Working Group

The Remote Monitoring Working Group at CTeL is dedicated to exploring the advancements and best practices in remote patient monitoring (RPM) technologies. This group focuses on the integration and utilization of RPM in telehealth to improve patient outcomes and enhance care delivery.

Our working group offers a collaborative environment for telehealth professionals to discuss innovative remote monitoring solutions, address regulatory challenges, and share successful implementation strategies. By participating in this group, members can stay informed about the latest trends, technologies, and policies shaping the future of remote patient monitoring.

Join us to connect with experts, gain valuable insights, and contribute to advancing remote monitoring in telehealth. Join here: Zoom Link

CTeL’s Privacy and Security Working Group

In the rapidly evolving field of telehealth, ensuring the privacy and security of patient information is paramount. CTeL’s Privacy and Security Working Group is dedicated to helping telehealth professionals navigate the complex landscape of data protection and compliance.

This group provides a forum for members to discuss the latest privacy regulations, cybersecurity threats, and best practices for safeguarding sensitive health information. Through collaborative discussions, expert insights, and resource sharing, our working group aims to empower telehealth providers to implement robust security measures and maintain patient trust.

Join us to stay updated on privacy and security trends, connect with industry peers, and enhance your organization's data protection strategies. Join here: Zoom Link

The Mental & Behavioral Health Working Group at CTeL is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities in telehealth for mental and behavioral health services. This group focuses on crucial aspects such as telepsychiatry, teletherapy, and the complexities of remote prescribing.

Our working group provides a collaborative platform for professionals to share best practices, discuss policy updates, and explore innovative solutions to enhance mental and behavioral health care through telehealth. We aim to ensure that telehealth services are accessible, effective, and compliant with regulatory standards, particularly in the area of remote prescribing.

Join us to stay informed, connect with peers, and contribute to advancing telehealth in mental and behavioral health care. Join here: Zoom Link

📢 Join Our Reimbursement & Claims Denial Working Group!

📅 Date: July 25
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM ET
👩‍⚕️ Special Guest: Carol Yarbrough

We will be reviewing the Proposed CY2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) and collecting comments for submission to CMS. This is a valuable opportunity to gain insights and strategies for navigating reimbursement and claims denial challenges. Join us for an informative session with industry expert Carol Yarbrough and contribute your input to shape the final regulations.

Register now to secure your spot: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUocOmvrD0uGNbWW1Tosi1Bf7_ttUfG3Moh

Join us during CTeL Office Hours, a dedicated time for our members to drop by and ask any questions they have. Much like a professor's office hours, this is an open forum designed to provide personalized support and answers to your inquiries about telehealth, policy updates, working groups, upcoming events, and more.

Whether you're seeking guidance, need clarification on a topic, or just want to engage in a conversation with our team, CTeL Office Hours are here for you. We look forward to connecting with you and addressing any questions you may have. Join here: ·       https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83633951454?pwd=vb4LKyBp2gsJEn8jKlbUj1oYFD2fTx.1

Navigating the complexities of telehealth reimbursement and managing claims denials can be challenging. CTeL’s Reimbursement and Claims Denial Working Group is dedicated to helping members overcome these hurdles. This group serves as a collaborative forum where telehealth professionals can share insights, strategies, and best practices for optimizing reimbursement processes and effectively addressing claims denials.

Our working group provides a platform for members to discuss current issues, stay informed about policy changes, and gain access to valuable resources and expert advice. Whether you're looking to improve your reimbursement strategies or need support in handling claims denials, this group is here to assist you.

Join us to stay ahead of the curve and ensure your telehealth services are financially sustainable. Join here: Zoom Link