Bio-Integrated Wearables and Implants: Continuous Health Monitoring
2026-02-18 11:00 - 12:00 (Asia/Shanghai) | Virtual
Bio-Integrated Wearables and Implants: The Future of Continuous Health Monitoring
Join us for an in-depth exploration of next-generation wearable and implantable bio-integrated systems designed for 24/7, high-fidelity health monitoring and therapeutic intervention. This session highlights breakthroughs in soft materials, wireless energy transfer, and photonic interfaces that enable seamless, long-term physiological assessment in real-world environments. Participants will gain insight into how biosymbiotic wearables and implantable interfaces are converging to transform continuous diagnostics, organ monitoring, and musculoskeletal health assessment. REGISTER HERE

Describe advances in bio-integrated wearable and implantable technologies that enable continuous, clinically actionable physiological monitoring.
Discuss how wireless energy transfer, soft materials, and photonics enhance the performance and longevity of diagnostic and therapeutic systems.
Explain how integrating wearable and implantable biosymbiotic systems can provide unified, high-fidelity insights into organ and musculoskeletal health.

*CME OFFERED REGISTER HERE

NCTRC Webinar - Resilience, Relationships, Readiness and Recovery
2026-02-19 11:00 - 12:00 | Online/Webinar
Hear real stories from rural communities, highlighting hard-earned lessons from emergencies, disruptions, and recovery efforts that are relevant to communities of all sizes. This webinar explores the promise of telehealth while underscoring a critical reality: there is no magic system that works in a disaster or crisis without intentional planning, strong relationships, and tested workflows already in place. Participants will gain practical, experience-based insights to help their organizations strengthen readiness and use telehealth effectively when it matters most – weather events, mass gatherings, public health threats and more. REGISTER HERE

-Steve North, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Mountain Community Health Partnership
-Anthony Nappi PT, RN, Healthcare Consultant
-Brian S. Gunnell, Telemedicine Senior Engineer, UVA HIT and Team Lead, UVA Center for Telehealth

2026 Rural Health Care Symposium
2026-03-23 08:00 - 2026-03-24 17:00 | kimpton sawyer hotel
CTRC will be presenting at the 2026 Rural Healthcare Symposium. Join us in Sacramento at the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel for a unique symposium dedicated to California’s rural hospital leaders. Together, we’ll explore the specific challenges rural hospitals face and discover valuable insights into a range of critical health care topics. REGISTER HERE COMING SOON REGISTER HERE
Sylvia Trujillo is a healthcare policy, AI, and digital health strategist with a proven track record of driving innovation, efficiency, and market adoption of emerging healthcare technologies. With over 20 years of experience in regulatory affairs, healthcare payment models, and technology-driven transformation, she has played a pivotal role in removing barriers to evidence-based digital health adoption and ensuring that providers can implement cost-effective, scalable solutions with strong ROI.
As Vice President of Policy & Regulatory Affairs at a leading health IT organization and Executive Director of the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC), Sylvia advises healthcare stakeholders (providers, health plans, innovators) on navigating regulatory and payment challenges for AI, remote physiological and therapeutic management (RPM), telehealth, and other digital health solutions. She specializes in establishing sustainable revenue models, reducing inefficiencies, and ensuring reimbursement success for digital health services.
Previously, at the American Medical Association (AMA), she played a key role in the development of payment and regulatory frameworks that directly influenced Medicare and commercial payer policies paving the way for adoption of telehealth, remote monitoring, and AI enabled health service solutions. As a key contributor to the Digital Medicine Payment Advisory Group (DMPAG), she played a driving role in integrating digital health into mainstream medical coding conventions and removing obstacles that slowed innovation.
A decisive leader, Sylvia is focused on accelerating the adoption of AI and digital health that meet needs through sustainability and optimized efficiencies and improved health outcomes. REGISTER HERE

2026 California State Rural Health Association Annual Conference
2026-03-26 08:00 - 17:00 | Lake Natoma Inn, Folsom, 702 Gold Lake Dr, Folsom, CA, 95630, United States
We’re excited to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 California State Rural Health Association Annual Conference!
Our theme this year, “Funding Fades, Innovation Rises: The Future of Rural Health”, calls attention to the resource challenges facing rural communities while celebrating the ingenuity that keeps them vibrant.
Join us on March 26, 2026 at Lake Natoma Inn in Folsom, CA for a day of learning, connection and inspiration. The CSRHA Annual Conference brings together healthcare leaders from rural clinics, hospitals and community organizations to discuss how rural health communities remain resilient and thrive in challenging environments
Who should attend:

Rural health administrators, practice managers, and executives
State and local legislators and government representatives
Rural healthcare providers and community advocates

REGISTER HERE

The 2026 TeleBehavioral Health Summit
2026-04-23 09:00 - 2026-04-24 16:00 | Virtual
AI in TeleBehavioral Health: Promise, Practice, and Responsibility
The TeleBehavioral Health Summit (TeleBH Summit) is a free, two-day, CME-accredited virtual conference focused on the growing role of artificial intelligence and digital innovation in behavioral health care.
Building on the Behavioral Health Institute’s TeleBehavioral Health Training Series, the TeleBH Summit brings together national experts, clinicians, policymakers, and thought leaders to examine how AI is shaping behavioral health practice today and how providers can engage with these tools safely, ethically, and effectively. The Summit emphasizes practical, frontline-focused education that supports clinical judgment, patient safety, equity, and regulatory compliance in an increasingly technology-enabled care environment.
Over two days, participants will move through an Awareness, Inspiration, and Mastery learning arc, gaining foundational understanding of AI concepts, exploring real-world clinical applications and risks, and developing skills for responsible integration into everyday workflows. Sessions address clinical use cases, legal and ethical considerations, patient communication, policy and regulatory trends, and strategies for sustaining high-quality, person-centered care.
The TeleBH Summit is designed for anyone providing, supervising, or leading behavioral health services, including clinicians, peer professionals, administrators, and system leaders, who want to better understand AI’s impact on mental health and substance use care and their role in shaping its responsible use.
Continuing Education
After completing the conference evaluation, a free Certificate of Completion will be provided. Continuing Medical Education credits are available for a nominal fee. More information about CME accreditation is available here.
Acknowledgements
The TeleBehavioral Health Summit is a collaborative effort between the Behavioral Health Institute at Harborview Medical Center/UW Medicine, and the Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC).
This event is generously sponsored by the Washington State Legislature
REGISTER HERE COMING SOON REGISTER HERE
Sylvia Trujillo is a healthcare policy, AI, and digital health strategist with a proven track record of driving innovation, efficiency, and market adoption of emerging healthcare technologies. With over 20 years of experience in regulatory affairs, healthcare payment models, and technology-driven transformation, she has played a pivotal role in removing barriers to evidence-based digital health adoption and ensuring that providers can implement cost-effective, scalable solutions with strong ROI.
As Vice President of Policy & Regulatory Affairs at a leading health IT organization and Executive Director of the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC), Sylvia advises healthcare stakeholders (providers, health plans, innovators) on navigating regulatory and payment challenges for AI, remote physiological and therapeutic management (RPM), telehealth, and other digital health solutions. She specializes in establishing sustainable revenue models, reducing inefficiencies, and ensuring reimbursement success for digital health services.
Previously, at the American Medical Association (AMA), she played a key role in the development of payment and regulatory frameworks that directly influenced Medicare and commercial payer policies paving the way for adoption of telehealth, remote monitoring, and AI enabled health service solutions. As a key contributor to the Digital Medicine Payment Advisory Group (DMPAG), she played a driving role in integrating digital health into mainstream medical coding conventions and removing obstacles that slowed innovation.
A decisive leader, Sylvia is focused on accelerating the adoption of AI and digital health that meet needs through sustainability and optimized efficiencies and improved health outcomes. REGISTER HERE

14th Annual Digital Health Summit: Bridging the Gap - Digital Health and AI for Smarter Care, Stronger Teams, and Sustainable Healthcare
2026-06-24
Join the California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC) for the 14th Annual Digital Health Summit—an inspiring, forward-looking event exploring how artificial intelligence and digital health innovations are transforming the way we deliver, manage, and sustain care.
This year’s theme, Bridging the Gap: Digital Health and AI for Smarter Care, Stronger Teams, and Sustainable Healthcare, spotlights the practical and ethical applications of AI and digital tools in advancing health access, improving patient outcomes, and empowering healthcare professionals.
Our virtual conference will bring together healthcare leaders, clinicians, technologists, and policymakers from across California and beyond to share cutting-edge insights, real-world case studies, and actionable strategies. Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on how AI and digital health can help build resilient systems, strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration, and drive long-term innovation in healthcare.
Whether you’re just beginning your digital health journey or leading substantial transformation efforts, this year’s summit offers an unparalleled opportunity to learn from experts, exchange ideas, and shape the future of healthcare—together.
