Utah's AI prescription renewal pilot reported a 72% renewal recommendation rate. Physicians agreed with 91% of AI-approved renewals and 69% of cases flagged for escalation, highlighting strong alignment between AI and clinical review.
https://t.co/d6rbWcrBpP
The Federation of State Medical Boards announced the creation of a new workgroup on the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in the Practice of Medicine.
https://t.co/Tp7cEK0iyt
This Week's Policy Scoop: OIG billing probes, AI policy shifts, healthcare cybersecurity threats, CMS updates, state AI reforms, and new guidance shaping the future of digital health, RPM, and virtual care.
https://t.co/BFHFuL4DPw
This month’s RPM Working Group covered OIG billing investigations, CMS reimbursement reforms, HIPAA updates, AI policy developments, and new RPM research initiatives.
https://t.co/3zNRvxaXYz
House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health held a hearing last Wednesday Examining the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, MACRA, and Opportunities for Payment Reforms.
https://t.co/WFMuRHtCAs
This week’s CTeL Policy Scoop covers AI oversight, telehealth, CMS policy, cybersecurity risks, physician payment reform, and new digital health market trends.
https://t.co/tjtviKVwF1
CTeL’s May 2026 AI Working Group discussed new AI oversight proposals, the https://t.co/2sAdI1g3nk lawsuit, FDA AI initiatives, and emerging healthcare cybersecurity concerns.
https://t.co/iHj0ooZnMA
New Jersey S4194 was introduced, which would permit prescribing Schedule II medications via telehealth without an in-person visit.
https://t.co/gMh8RSls9r
The American Medical Association announced a new policy framework to address AI-generated deepfakes to protect physicians from unauthorized impersonation.
https://t.co/LMiV9Jmfmo
Telehealth policy is shifting fast. This week's policy scoop covers federal drug strategy updates, FDA leadership changes, state restrictions, and new AI protections, plus upcoming CTeL events shaping the market.
https://t.co/M24oiVhhR3
This month’s Telehealth Working Group covered federal and state telehealth policy updates, prescribing developments, Medicaid restrictions, and leadership changes at the FDA.
https://t.co/Pi3bh4K6MJ
New research found a digital CBT app paired with text coaching improved depression, anxiety, and eating disorder outcomes for college students while expanding access to care.
https://t.co/lC22TVjQV7
California SB 1142, Digital Dignity Act, is set for a Senate Appropriations hearing on May 11. The bill creates a mechanism by which users can revoke access to their digital replica created by other people.
https://t.co/jEgZreW4k5
CTeL’s latest Policy Scoop covers RPM enforcement, AI healthcare policy, telehealth flexibilities, digital health market trends, and emerging federal & state regulatory actions.
https://t.co/FZIEnXNq5r
ONC held a roundtable on interoperability in behavioral health, seeking to implement initiatives using AI and standardized data exchanges to improve behavioral health care.
https://t.co/2LOxjfFH2R
FDA issued a request for information “to assess how artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled technologies can improve efficiency, speed, and quality of decision-making in early phase clinical trials.” Comments are due May 29.
https://t.co/aAt4OE6uEC
American Medical Association is urging Congress to pass legislation addressing the risks involved with AI chatbots in mental health care.
https://t.co/yo8a91izf7
Utah Medical Board urged the state to halt its AI refill program, stressing that medical professionals must review such proposals to protect patient safety.
https://t.co/2LOxjfFH2R
AI drives major funding, regulation, and scrutiny across digital health, as agencies, Congress, and states tackle prior auth delays, data privacy concerns, and care access challenges.
https://t.co/fIhsXm1n0B
Connecticut Senate passed Senate Bill 5, a comprehensive online safety bill creating regulations for “frontier” AI models, creates AI regulatory sandboxes, and restrictions around chatbot use.
https://t.co/tsoa9alB1E