CTeL to Bring Washington Perspective to Truist Healthcare Disruptors & Digital Health Conference

WASHINGTON - June 23, 2025 - PRLog -- The Center for Telehealth & eHealth Law (CTeL), a leading non-profit organization dedicated to advancing digital health policy, announced today its participation in the upcoming Truist Healthcare Disruptors & Digital Health Conference. The conference will be held at the Park Lane Hotel in New York City from June 24-25, 2025.

CTeL's Executive Director, Christa Natoli, and Policy Analyst, Lydia Homovich, will be featured speakers on the highly anticipated panel, "Washington to Wall Street: What To Know From a Digital Health Point of View," on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.

As healthcare disruptors continue to redefine the industry through technological innovation and streamlined processes, CTeL is eager to connect with the investor and digital health communities at this pivotal event. The organization looks forward to sharing its unique perspective on the intersection of federal policy, regulatory landscapes, and the financial markets that are shaping the future of care delivery.

"The Truist conference provides an essential platform for bridging the gap between the policy world of Washington and the investment community of Wall Street," said Christa Natoli, Executive Director of CTeL. "We are at a critical juncture where understanding the nuances of digital health policy is not just a matter of compliance, but a key driver of innovation and investment. We are excited to engage with leaders who are at the forefront of this transformation."

CTeL's participation will focus on several key areas that are paramount to the sustainable growth of the digital health sector:

• Modernizing Reimbursement: Advocating for updated reimbursement models that accurately reflect the value and costs associated with digital health technologies, including software and remote monitoring services.
• Informed Investment through Policy Insights: Providing the investor community with a deeper understanding of the legislative and regulatory currents that could impact the digital health market, enabling more strategic investment decisions.
• The Future of AI in Healthcare: Examining the policy and payment landscapes necessary to support the integration of artificial intelligence in clinical practice and the potential for AI to enhance diagnostics, treatment, and operational efficiency.
• Ensuring Equitable Access: Highlighting the importance of policy in addressing the digital divide and ensuring that the benefits of digital health technologies are accessible to all patient populations.

The Truist Healthcare Disruptors & Digital Health Conference is a premier event that brings together key opinion leaders, executives from innovative healthcare companies, and public and private investors for two days of insightful discussions and networking.

About CTeL: The Center for Telehealth & eHealth Law (CTeL) is a national non-profit organization focused on overcoming the legal and regulatory barriers to the adoption of digital health. Learn more at www.ctel.org.