Event summary

Ahead of HLTH, join Cooley for a two-part webinar series exploring emerging issues impacting the digital health industry. Across two focused conversations, Cooley lawyers and industry leaders will share practical insights on the evolving AI, privacy and data landscape, as well as key regulatory developments digital health companies should have on their radar.


Wednesday, October 21 | 10:00 am PT

Session 1: AI, Privacy and Data in Digital Health

As AI becomes increasingly embedded across healthcare, companies are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape of privacy requirements, data considerations and emerging regulation. Cooley’s Andrew Epstein and Chris Chynoweth, alongside Tina C. Jeon, senior vice president, legal and corporate development, at OpenEvidence, will discuss the practical issues digital health companies should consider as they develop, deploy and integrate AI.


Thursday, November 5 | 9:30 am PT

Session 2: Digital Health Reimbursement and Regulatory Update

Medicare’s CY 2027 final payment rules are expected to reshape key aspects of the reimbursement and commercial landscape for digital health companies. Our panel will unpack key reforms in remote monitoring (RPM and RTM), the newly proposed software as a medical service (SaMS) category and developments in telehealth. Learn how these changes will likely impact the digital health industry’s care delivery, commercial models and compliance infrastructure in the years ahead.

For more information, please email Melissa Faukner.

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