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Join the American Telemedicine Association and our partners for a dynamic week of virtual events spotlighting the power of telehealth across the care continuum. From interactive panels to real-world case studies, each session dives into timely topics shaping the future of care delivery.
ATA Events
These sessions are hosted by the ATA and open to all registrants.
Talking to Tech: Voice AI and the Future of Pediatric Follow-Up
AI voice agents are entering healthcare, but pediatric care brings unique considerations. The Digital Transformation, Pediatrics, and Technology SIGs explored responsible deployment—from caregiver communication and consent to clinical oversight and patient safety—and where voice agents can extend care while keeping the human touch at the center.
Digital Therapeutics Commercialization & Reimbursement Playbook: What’s New
Launching a digital therapeutic requires a different playbook than launching a traditional pharmaceutical. ATA’s Reimbursement & Commercialization SIG, ClearView, and industry stakeholders explored a refreshed DTx Commercial Launch Playbook focused on the practical priorities across market access, patient services, marketing, and medical affairs—and how different payment models shape launch strategy.
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Policy Town Hall: What’s Actually Happening in Washington
The ATA’s Government Relations SIG brought together ATA and ATA Action’s policy experts for a timely look at the issues shaping virtual care—from the 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) proposed rule and AI regulation to virtual foodcare and state and federal legislative activity. The conversation covered what’s changing, what’s still unsettled, and what to watch as policymakers and stakeholders navigate the evolving policy landscape.
Scaling Digital Health: Global, Rural, and Underserved Communities
Experts explored what it really takes to scale digital health and expand access across rural communities and around the world. The conversation examined the infrastructure, equity, policy, operational, and sustainability challenges that can stand in the way—and the work still needed to make digital health more accessible and sustainable.
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The Patient at the Center: Understanding the Benefits of Virtual Nursing
Health system leaders and clinicians explored how virtual nursing is reshaping care from admission through discharge and beyond. The conversation covered patient safety, engagement, education, and trust, along with how virtual nursing can extend consistent, high-quality care to rural and under-resourced communities.
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What Clinicians Actually Need: Tools, Workflows, and the Reality Gap
An esteemed panel explored the gap between the virtual care tools clinicians are given and what they actually need to deliver care. The conversation examined workflow, usability, evolving care models, and the ethical implications of AI-assisted decision-making—with a focus on designing digital health solutions that truly support clinicians.
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Scrubs, Sirens, and Spin: How TV Shapes What Patients Expect From Us
From Scrubs to The Pitt, television shapes how patients see—and expect—healthcare. Healthcare leaders explored how on-screen portrayals of nurses and care teams get things right and wrong, and how those images influence patient expectations and the realities clinicians face every day.
The Human Side of Virtual Care: Patient-Centered Design Across Populations
What does truly patient-centered virtual care look like? This session explored how virtual care can better serve children and families, patients receiving care at home and in their communities, and those seeking mental health support—while using AI to enhance, not replace, human connection, trust, and clinical judgment.
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