EVENTS

Where policy gets made.

Join CTeL at the summits, briefings, and roundtables shaping the future of digital health policy. Here's what's coming up.

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  • Understanding the barriers to accessing awarded funds and what states, hospitals, and healthcare organizations need to do to receive payment. Congress appropriated $50 billion through H.R. 1 for the Rural Health Transformation Program, and CMS has awarded the first $10 billion to all 50 states. Yet unexpected regulatory, administrative, and funding hurdles have raised concerns

  • A CTeL member working group convening the remote monitoring community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the AI and LLM community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • The NPI Fraud & Program Integrity coalition meets — uniting stakeholders around shared policy priorities in digital health. Coalition participation is a benefit of CTeL membership. Email info@ctel.org to get involved, or learn more about CTeL coalitions.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the telehealth community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • A cross-sector CTeL roundtable on RPM OIG fraud investigations — recent enforcement activity, compliance considerations, and what the fallout means for providers and vendors. About the CTeL Roundtable Series

  • A CTeL member working group convening the remote monitoring community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • The Telehealth Network Adequacy coalition meets — uniting stakeholders around shared policy priorities in digital health. Coalition participation is a benefit of CTeL membership. Email info@ctel.org to get involved, or learn more about CTeL coalitions.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the AI and LLM community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the telehealth community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the remote monitoring community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.

  • A CTeL member working group convening the AI and LLM community — regulatory updates, shared challenges, and peer insight from across the field. Working groups are a CTeL member benefit. Members receive the meeting link from CTeL — learn more about the working groups or become a member to join.