WASHINGTON - s4story -- The Center for Telehealth & e-Health Law (CTeL) today announced the appointment of Beth LeCorgne, MBA, and Nora Cox to its Board of Directors, further strengthening the organization's leadership as policymakers, providers, and industry stakeholders navigate a rapidly evolving digital health landscape.

LeCorgne serves as Director of Virtual Care Services at BJC HealthCare, one of the nation's largest integrated health systems serving communities across Missouri and Illinois. She leads the expansion of virtual care services across the health system, overseeing the development and implementation of innovative care delivery models designed to improve patient access and outcomes.

Cox serves as Chief Executive Officer of the Texas e-Health Alliance and is widely recognized for her leadership in advancing health care modernization through public policy. During her tenure in Texas state government, she worked closely with then-Governor Rick Perry, legislators, health care stakeholders, and the Texas Health & Human Services Commission on major health system reform initiatives, including Medicaid modernization, development of the state's health information exchange infrastructure, and reorganization of Texas' health and human services system.

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"As health care delivery continues to evolve, strong leadership at the intersection of policy, technology, and patient care is essential," said Christa Natoli, Executive Director of CTeL. "Beth and Nora bring deep expertise in virtual care operations, health policy, and innovation. Their perspectives will help guide CTeL's efforts to advance evidence-based policies that support access to safe, high-quality digital health services."

The appointments come as policymakers and industry leaders increasingly focus on telehealth, remote patient monitoring, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies that are reshaping health care delivery.

About CTeL

The Center for Telehealth & e-Health Law (CTeL) is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) research institute dedicated to advancing digital health policy and practice. CTeL works with health care providers, technology innovators, policymakers, and industry leaders to promote evidence-based policies that support safe, effective, and accessible health care through telehealth, remote monitoring, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies.

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