Our Members
The Alliance for Connected Care aims to:
Demonstrate the importance of Connected Care as a tool for improved quality and efficiency.
Build significant and high-level support for Connected Care among leaders in Congress and the Administration.
Enable more telehealth to support new models of care.
Lift geographic and site restrictions for telehealth in Medicare.
Establish a consensus-based, standardized definition of Connected Care to advance with policymakers.
Alliance News
Connected Care Updates – July 24
This update includes: Senate Appropriations Funding on Interstate License Portability ASPE Medicare Telehealth Trends Dashboard CMS Medicare Physician Fee Schedule National Institute on Drug Abuse RFI for Data on Telehealth Controlled Substances Prescribing and notable research and news developments
Connected Care Updates – July 10
This update includes: HRSA Extension on Telehealth Performance Measures Biden Administration Announced Funding for Broadband and notable research and news developments
Connected Care Updates – June 26
This update includes: Introduction of CONNECT for Health Act House E&C Legislative Hearing MedPAC Report and notable research and news developments
Connected Care Updates – June 12
This update includes: Alliance Support Letter for DC Bill Alliance Leads More than 185 Organizations in a Letter Supporting the Telehealth Expansion Act Ways and Means Expands Health Benefit Options, Increases Flexibilities for Small Business Workers Reps. Sherrill (D-NJ) and Harshbarger (R-TN) Introduce Expanded Telehealth Access Act (H.R. 3875) Wyden Presses FDA and DEA on ADHD Drug Shortage and notable research and news developments
Alliance Support Letter for DC Bill 25-125 – Uniform Telehealth Act of 2023
The Alliance submitted a letter of support to Christina Henderson, Chair of the Committee on Health within the Council of the District of Columbia, for Bill 25-125 - Uniform Telehealth Act of 2023. The bill would adopt the Uniform Telehealth Act in the District of Columbia, which would provide the District with the clear guidance and framework needed to facilitate the delivery of services via telehealth consistent with the standard of care of the jurisdiction in which the patient is located. It would also establish a registration system for out-of-state practitioners to provide telehealth services to patients located in the [...]