The CTeL Roundtable Series
Convening the conversation.
As a leading voice in digital health policy, CTeL convenes cross-sector roundtables and symposia — bringing providers, policy experts, legal experts, investors, and digital health stakeholders together for collaborative, actionable discussions on the issues shaping telehealth, remote monitoring, and AI.
Different perspectives.
Practical policy priorities.
Each CTeL roundtable brings a focused, cross-sector group together to work through an emerging issue in digital health. Participants share practical experience, compare perspectives and identify priorities for policy.
Discussion with a purpose
Collaborative conversations connect real-world challenges with the policy priorities that can move care forward.
A recurring forum for timely issues
Telehealth, remote monitoring and AI are ongoing areas of focus. Many sessions are held virtually and are open to CTeL members only.
The issues we’ve
brought to the table.
Our roundtables and symposia have explored the questions shaping digital health—from workforce and access to reimbursement, patient privacy and program integrity.
Clinical Workforce Shortage
How digital health can expand the pipeline for entry into the health workforce, promote retention and safe work environments, and reduce clinician burnout and administrative burden.
DEA Telehealth Prescribing Permanency
Convened with the American Psychiatric Association to help create a feasible pathway to permanency for telehealth prescribing, in collaboration with federal policymakers.
FemTech, Repro & Gender-Affirming Care
Reproductive and queer health leaders on the legal, regulatory, and policy challenges impacting direct-to-consumer digital health innovation.
Acute Hospital Care at Home
Hospital leaders, policy experts, and care-delivery stakeholders designing a post-waiver framework — the regulatory pathways and evidence gaps needed for sustainable, equitable access.
Digital Health Market Symposium
A New York City symposium bringing digital health leaders, investors, legal experts, and policymakers together on the trends, data strategy, and AI deployment shaping growth and investment.
AI, Cybersecurity & Patient Privacy
How the introduction of AI is reshaping security risks, compliance obligations, and policy priorities across virtual care environments.
Telemedicine E/M Codes
Providers and policy experts on implementing the new telemedicine E/M codes 98000–98015 — early adoption, reimbursement disparities, and strengthening the evidence base.
NPI Fraud & Program Integrity
Digital health, legal, and remote-monitoring stakeholders on recent RPM enforcement activity, compliance considerations, and strategies to support sustainable growth.
Bring your perspective
to the table.
Explore CTeL’s upcoming roundtables, symposia and forums, and help shape the policy priorities driving the future of digital health.