Past event: November 19, 202
Over the last year we have seen robust, but potentially short-lived, advances in telehealth policy in New Hampshire. As the urgency around the pandemic rolls off, telehealth-related issues have the potential to move into a new phase. To stay ahead of these opportunities and to guide public policy, the NH Telehealth Alliance hosted the Public Policy Summit virtually on Friday, November 19. Those that tuned in included industry leaders, technology and healthcare providers, policymakers, other public leaders and regulatory agencies, to address emerging issues and engage in impactful discussion.
Matt Salo
Deb Fournier
Mei Kwong
Stephanie Katz
Mark Laliberte
Kyle Rosner
Jim Monahan
Agenda:
Welcome and Introductions
Jim Monahan, Founder, NH Telehealth Alliance
Future-proofing a State's Broadband Investment
Kyle Rosner, Deputy Broadband Advisor, Office of Governor Ralph Northam
The Evolution of Behavioral Health Access during the Public Health Emergency
Stephanie Katz, Assistant Vice President, Public Policy and Advocacy, Policy Department, National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Federal Perspective on Telehealth
Deb Fournier, Policy Advisor, NH Telehealth Alliance
Mei Kwong, Executive Director, Center for Connected Health Policy
Matt Salo, Executive Director, National Association of Medicaid Directors
Broadband Deployment in NH
Mark Laliberte, Broadband Project Manager, NH Division of Economic Development