The California Telehealth Network (CTN) will connect over 300 California healthcare providers in underserved areas to a state– and nation–wide broadband network dedicated to healthcare. CTN is funded by the Federal Communications Commission, the California Emerging Technology Fund, and UnitedHealth/PacifiCare.
- Overview
- Chronology
- Telehealth & Broadband in CA
- CTN Advisory Council
- FCC Program Details
- Telehealth Policy, Legislation, Reimbursement
- Project Partners
- Listserv Sign-up
Project Partners
The California Telehealth Network is the product of an unprecedented coalition of stakeholders. This large and diverse group of partners will work together to create new telecommunications infrastructure, eventually allowing California's rural communities to access a broad range of technology-enhanced services to improve the quality of health care services. Detailed listing of Project Partners and Roles (pdf)
- University of California Office of the President, Health Sciences and Services
- UC Davis Health System
- California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency
- California Department of Managed Health Care
- California Emerging Technologies Fund
- California Governor's Office of Emergency Services
- California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS)
- California Health Foundation and Trust
- California Hospital Association
- California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (CalIT2)
- California Primary Care Association
- California Public Utilities Commission
- California State Rural Health Association
- California Telemedicine and eHealth Center
- Central Valley Health Network
- Community Clinics Health Network
- Indian Health Service
- Northern Sierra Rural Health Network
- Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD)
- Office of the Governor
- Open Door Health Network/Open Door Community Health Center
- Southern Sierra Telehealth Network
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